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THe film reaches its sad low-point when Dafoe's uselessly gay character (why?
Yul Brynner is in most films only a joy to watch but he never reaches that high standard here.
I can guarantee that you wont give a damn what happens by the time it reaches the conclusion, and I wont recommend this film as it is the very definition of a waste of time!
Which was about Dinosaurs & Prehistoric Creatures still alive in the upper reaches of the Amazon in South America.
I saw the Harvard Man in France, so by the time it reaches the U.S., the movie may be completely dismantled and reworked.
I think this movie reaches many people at different levels & leaves you realizing that everything in life isn't just black & white.
One might expect the climax of such a film to concern sexuality, but instead it reaches out to encompass the gestalt of human relationship, of being and belonging.
Dennis Potter, who passes before these works, "Karaoke and Cold Lazarus" could be produced, asked in his last interview with Melvyn Bragg, "Where will the writers who want to tell stories about life as it truly is, beneath the hype and glitter, get their opportunity as I did in the 60's, in our current world of Rupert Murdoch sensibilities?" Karaoke is a tale of personal responsibility that reaches deeper than "E-network" can imagine in its most profoundly affected moments of easy sanctimony and sentimentality.
Splash is a movie that, simply put, reaches above and beyond.
What could have simply been dismissed as shock tactics is undermined by the unsexiness of the sequence and the music which reaches crescendo as the bored Marcos attains orgasm.
The film is littered with moments wherein the music reaches such a pitch that we cannot but feel for these ostensibly detached and remote characters, and therein lies Reygadas skill.
Clearly one of the best current directors with influences of Antonioni and Tarkovsky, he curiously reflected that his next film would be happier, curious his sure touch for the darker reaches in everyday life.
In this aspect "Next of Kin" reaches a level of art not usually found in action films.
"Cowboy Bebop" easily reaches the pedestal of series such as "The Prisoner".
Though the borders of her world are obviously quite limited, she seems happy, and the old man plans to marry her the day she reaches legal age.
Adel, a blonde girl of fair skin is given to the doctors as a gift to the Gods, but Elinu believes them to be mortals and wants to have the doctors sacrificed before their influence reaches the albino people and the Mole People revolt.
If the plate displacement reaches 44 centimeters, boom!
Oh, I forgot to mention the discussion of the concept of Peak Oil: that once aggregate world oil output reaches its maximum peak, subsequent recovery will plateau and then begin a permanent decline.
The scene where Mae is lying down in the hay is surprisingly explicit: she reaches out her arms to Randolph Scott and says: "I love it."
For example, the planned portion of the wall that reaches the settlement of Ariel, deep inside the West Bank, extends 15 kilometers inside Palestinian territories.
For it to be useful, believers in scarce oil must be able to predict such things as the timing of the oil peak, the state of demand when oil production reaches it, and the pattern of decline.
To be exiled from this last refuge represents the most brutal decentering of his being, a burning that reaches all the way to the core of creativity.
Likewise, technology-enabled health care delivered via phone or tablet improves health outcomes, as it reaches women even in the remotest areas, sparing them a long and often risky trek to see a doctor.
Pakistan’s western reaches are now a sanctuary for militias and terrorists that are moving in and out of Afghanistan.
When inequality reaches such proportions, it erodes the very basis of the social contract.
The problems do not stop when the water reaches the consumer.
The difference between Paris/Berlin and Moscow, however, reaches deeper.
But, as the so-called Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA) reaches its climax, the SPLM, based in the autonomous region of South Sudan, has abandoned all pretense that unity with the North and the government in Khartoum is either possible or desirable.
“Growth in a Time of Debt,” the short 2010 paper in which Reinhart and Rogoff claimed that public debt starts to have a significantly detrimental effect on economic growth once it reaches 90% of GDP, was never a celebrated piece of economic research.
But if reform fails, there is little doubt that the Kremlin will continue its policies until it reaches its aims in Kyiv.
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