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Okay, Upfront this is more about the psychology of the Twins than a review, but on the scale I did rate the movie at an 8.
My husband was a stage hypnotist, in the 1950's, having studied psychology at The Detroit Institute of Technology in Detroit Michigan.
Director Daisuke Gotoh clearly doesn't understand the erotic psychology behind a successful (or even interesting) women-in-prison film.
The mass psychology of mob violence couldn't be better portrayed.
The storyline that covered Kellogg's relationship with his son bogged it down in pop psychology, detracting even further from the movie.
While Coppola does mood and message, DePalma spectacle and effect, and Scorcese place and psychology, Cassavetes is all about the character, and nowhere do you see that more than in Killing.
Holmes has stumbled across a creepy case, forcing him to delve into the psychology of a twisted killer.
Very clever - the symbols work for Christian viewers as well as devotees of modern psychology, myth structure, what-have-you.
There is also some stuff about the dress affecting different people in different ways, depending of their existing strength of character and their psychology etc.
I like the way this film used violence and psychology to put it's point across and it certainly puts me off ever taking in a lodger.
The movie explored the psychology of the characters and featured some superb acting as well as a musical score that ranks with the very best.
The story should have been about the psychology of predator and prey, but that aspect was muted.
Frankly it seemed to go against everything we knew about the character who was otherwise an intelligent if not well schooled man, who understood psychology well enough to make a crowd of 20 armed men back down.
The psychology of the friends is well described by strong dialogue.
What was probably the last "big" news "erotic" film before video took over and the porno industry went where it belongs, on the home VCR, "Curse of Debbie Does Dallas" (just like some old porno films, they have changed the name of the documentary to re-market it) could have made an interesting jumping point for a discussion on the porno industry, the country that supports it and the psychology that drives it.
But, the most amazing part was his understanding of psychology -- the ability to solve severe financial problems for his grandfather, the ability to manipulate everyone in his world into thinking he was normal for several years.
It seems that the shock and psychology of the first gave way to boring dialogues and less-than-effective acting.
He could be lecturing in English, sociology, psychology - there's no obvious scientific context to what he's saying.
It is so interesting human behaviour and what can push us over the brink so to speak and this is primarily what this movie is about - human emotion and psychology and what us humans can be capable of - it is truly an original and spellbinding movie.
The character of Robert Dupea may have made for a nice subject for an article in a psychology journal.
The interest I have in abnormal psychology (particularly sexual) is deep and passionate, and although I am pretty well adjusted, my curiosity borders on the creepy-even to those that know me well.
This film is packaged as a psychological thriller, yet it has no thrills and the depths of the psychology used in the writing are that of a small child's capacity.
It's also bad psychology.
Bale's fellow psychology resident, a slavic accented Israeli with big eyes, big hair and big breasts, gets around to speculating about performing oral sex on him.
A horror film that you need a psychology degree to appreciate??? Sure, it wouldn't hurt, if you're looking to gain a deeper understanding of the subtle nuances of this almost half hour assault on the brain, but it's not necessary.
(One of experimental psychology's most interesting findings is that people start to dream before they fall asleep, while they are still physiologically awake.)
Those who believe that Ahmedinejad is a bluffer and a buffoon who would pull back from the brink may be fundamentally misreading his psychology.
This is precisely what a large amount of research in economics, sociology, psychology and political science has done for the US.
But to restore the vitality of science, we need to look at the entire educational system: teachers from pre-school through high school, state and national standards, productive and educationally reinforcing assessments, teaching materials and educational technology, and progress in the neurosciences, cognitive psychology, developmental biology, and nutrition.
While I published a book in 2014 on the codependent economic relationship between the US and China, I would be the first to concede that it is a stretch to generalize insights from human psychology to assess the behavior of national economies.
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