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The story concerns Laura, who has returned with her husband Carlos and adopted child Simon to the large manor where she was raised in an orphanage as a child.
They're extremely inept low-level Irish-American gangsters in Hell's Kitchen, and the reach of their benefit from crime is that raised leases are coercing them out of their neighborhood.
This isn't on the inviting level of Jack Lemmon's klutzy attempts to be a cowpoke; Richards seems to have been raised on TV westerns, and gives us a scenario lifted straight from the tube.
Amar, Akbar and Anthony are separated from their family and from each other as small children, and each is raised separately and in a different faith.
However, that position wouldn't be fully cemented until the arrival of Terminator 2 in 1991 which forever raised the bar for the action genre.
The gimmick of a living anachronism is a powerful one indeed but to someone like myself who was raised on reporter movies of the 20s, who saw Cagney, Raft and Powell play these kinds of roles, using the same slang and expressions, now so out of date, I literally howled with delight.
The accident happened during the worst February we had had since I could remember, and I was born and raised there.
Because the only thing that matters is that the child is raised in a loving family with parents who take good care of them, and it doesn't matter if the parents are heterosexuals or homosexuals.
Another point is they raised all the monies to make the film(the movie cost less than 2 tickets and popcorn at a theater today) so you got to give them credit.
The two characters who are battling it out (Jude Law and Ed Harris) raised no empathy with me and about halfway through the movie I realised I actually didn't care which one won provided one of them did and I could leave.
All were raised from birth by Yoh Xi-hung (Ku Feng) to be brutal killers to obey his every command.
the guys with two guns raised ready to go out side was just crap.
Just looking at the video box, which features a young woman with an axe raised in the air, you can probably guess what the film is going to consist of.
In 1974, in Enghien in the northern suburbs of Paris, the girl Amélie Poulain was born and raised alone by her cold hearted father and her stressed mother due to a mistake of her father's evaluation of her heart conditions.
It's your usual story of two twins separated at birth and raised in completely different identities.
The points raised are very valid and moving, and the need to recognize and acknowledge them becomes very evident.
Seeing John Malkovich and Greta Scacchi on the cover credits raised expectations, but this film was very disappointing in many ways.
And in real life if the Titanic had been raised it would be the Talk of the World-yet here its just a 5 minute event
Did anyone else out there appreciate the classic slight-of-hand approach to the "paranormal" the film took, as well as the serious issues it raised?
It's the stuff B movies are made of,but her interpretation raised it to an A for sure.Her strength and subtleties kept me entranced!
My interest in the film was only slightly raised by the interaction between Ribisi and the father.
It's about this woman who was born in a prison and raised by a samurai priest who teaches her the deadly arts in order to take revenge on the people who killed her father.
Stoler as Martha has an early scene where she quits/is fired that's priceless and when her mother plays the guilt card on her ... that rings as true to life for anyone raised Catholic.
TLJ really raised the bar for the QUALITY of adventure games.
Raised in the jungle, she swings through the trees like Tarzan with a crazy scream.
First, it's Barber of Seville so we can hear Tibbett do "Largo al Factotum" - and Tibbett's is the version I was raised on; then after an angry fit, she decides to do Carmen - thus, we hear Tibbett do "The Toreador Song."
The only part, which looked to me real was the the talk between Arturo and the American officer at the USA Embassy in London when Arturo wanted to leave Cuba because the officer raised the right questions.
My father was German and raised by a father who supported Hitler.
When Patrick and Spongebob raised the clam) but it showed something I'll never forget...pantie raiding.
It tells of a woman called Laura (Belen Rueda) that returns to the abandoned orphanage where she was raised, with the hope of re-opening it for a new generation of children.
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