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Even as the visit begins, Toots suffers a fatal heart attack, leaving May adrift, unsure, and questioning her life and future.
Much to quickly i started questioning the situations and actions of the main characters, and found no answers to why they were doing what they were doing.
It's so illogical you'll be questioning every scene.
And she winds up boffing a con she brought in for questioning!
I cannot watch this show without questioning humanity's existence.
This movie left me questioning my own self.
and heres your answer, every season SO FAR has always been full of surprises, your always questioning your self why did that just happened and what's gonna happen next each time, very unexpected thing's happen and the story goes on wonderfully SO FAR!
The very nature of it's almost interactive effect, will cause people to leave the theater either liberated or questioning their very identity.
He arrives and questioning Alexander we get these fades to the past, ala' Godfather II, where we see young Alexander, a child prodigy.
One crucial message of the film is questioning info sources, as was clearly demonstrated by the snippers casualties being shamefully blamed on Chavez's supporters.
Besides the story this movie also does a good job of questioning some methods that are used in correctional facilities.
The character of Boz is one of the most important depictions of a man questioning war, and the absurdity of it.
The family trashes poor Jacob because he dares to have feelings, questioning the masculinity of a child.
I found myself questioning if I or my wife would give up the comfortable life the family had found at the end for the freedom of one of us separating.
Also, when they figure out that the terrorists will next target Ron Silver (because of a certain bill that he sponsored), Brosnan goes over to his house - but instead of questioning Silver about who might be against this bill, who might want him dead, he just yells at him to stay away from his wife.
When initially questioning about the film I was interested to see why a film made in 2001 took so long to be purchased, considering it was starring Dennis Hopper and was about serial killers, two appealing qualities?
Even though this film deals with a very real threat and demonstrates people under panic moving with pure instinct, as a piece of film, as the story winds on, the viewer finds themselves questioning how much longer the film will go on.
OK, OK, I can understand how some movies try to use womanly figures to promote their movies and give some cheap thrills to the male audience, but you have to begin questioning a film that has the main lead getting it on with the first two nameless bare breasted chicks he rescues.
The poetic aura left me emotionally disconnected and questioning the purpose of my viewing.
What we get from the media is selective snippets of information and outright lies, while none of this bunch of mercenary hacks would even dream of questioning the soundness of the oligarchic plutocratic system we call democracy!
the direction, hr mm it feels like the director just REALLY wanted to get to check out a couple of chicks stripping then making out, and somehow even that looks repulsive in this movie I'm sure some high schooler somewhere is having a fit or questioning my sexuality, but REALLY I am serious when I say that this entire movie would have been better as two minutes of music video when the end comes, and I have to note this doesn't happen soon enough by any definition, you're left with absolutely nothing but the fact that you'd just wasted your time and most likely your money hell like the other guy I bought it in a bargain pack, and STILL felt ripped-off.
People like this exploit grieving families who are so desperate to believe that their loved one is still with them somehow, that they blindly swallow the info that he "tells" them, never questioning the fact that he does NOTHING!
Fellini's SATYRICON is one of the true art-movies of the late 60ties European cinema, it's extravagance of color, religious undertones, philosophical questioning and eroticism is captivating.
It's plain boring... Questioning death penalty is a highly complex matter, as is comparing different law and moral systems.
The surprise ending should leave the educated viewer questioning his or her own personal views on the plight of the aging in America.
I see close ties to the film and the postmodernist philosophy of "truth being relative" and find myself often questioning why things are the way they are.
Throughout the film you will be questioning your own eyes, laughing at events before you and at the same time relaxing, and letting Bunuel's techniques entertain you.
Bunuel has you questioning what you want in life, and challenges the decisions and feelings that you thought were reliable.
Viewers are left questioning how and why the events occurred, a sign of a poorly made production.
It follows a pair of slow-witted, overweight cops who keep questioning a slow, semi-retarded drive-in employee who slowly rambles about nonsense that seems to be complete filler until the nonsense ending finally came...
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