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I really like the movie's opening, when Col. Ted Masters realizes on his fighter radar that four enemy aircraft were approaching from about 10 o'clock.
When she realizes that he has no family to go to for Thanksgiving she invites him to come home with her.
Rabecca and her family and her serious boyfriend all go out to dinner one night and Becca realizes what her boyfriend is about to do...Propose.
For instance, in the scene where Mahmut realizes his cousin is gone is you see both his feeling of relief, that the cousin is gone and yet regret, that he pushed him away.
For the first time Anna realizes that one can be an unknown among your most dearest.
The staff include an elderly female receptionist, a fussy elderly professorial guy who's toupee falls off when he is machine-gunned (is that a joke?), and, last, the beautiful Tina Chen who looks up from the copier, realizes she is about to be murdered, and says, pitifully brave, "I won't scream."
(It's the scene were Ryan Philippe's charactor realizes he may not be able to trust Tim Robbin's charactor, at least I think it's a homage to Hitchcock.
Soon, Captain Nolan realizes that they have something in common (don't ask).
This fanciful horror flick has Vincent Price playing a mad magician that realizes his vocational talents have been sold to another.
The director himself realizes that audiences often don't understand points where he has purposely avoided a "Hollywood cliché".
When scoundrel Burton shows up claiming to be a poet and old friend, Taylor realizes her time is up.
Another of the brain surgeon type at the cabin realizes something is amiss so he hides out in a cave to let this blow over.
Another couple decide to have sex while the flesh eating bug is working its magic, and then the women realizes she needs to shave her legs (taking a lot of the diseased skin with shaving cream).
Some people might find the story laughable; an alcoholic realizes his life and family are falling apart so he calls a preacher as a last resort for help.
This is an uncharacteristically weak performance from Dalton, although he quietly nails the climactic scene where Dr. Rock finally realizes what he's done.
I hate them and their show and think once Nick realizes how stupid it is they will most hopefully take it off!
The acting is torpid at best; Kiefer Sutherland phones in his worst impersonation of Jack Bauer, and Michael Douglas looks like he realizes he made a bad choice leaving Catherine Zeta-Jones for the duration it took to shoot this turkey.
The man kisses her and realizes he is kissing a dead corpse, which is utterly disgusting.
While the main character grapples with his wife's disease, he realizes through God's love that he loves his wife more than he could ever imagine.
So she resolves to poison him when she realizes he does not want to divorce her, so that she can move on.
Jenny realizes how empty Kitty is for Chris and forms a secret loving alliance through Margaret.
Shortly afterward, he realizes that the man is guilty and was extorting protection money from his victim as well as other shopkeepers in the neighborhood.
Eventually as she sees a canoe, she realizes there has to be a village and men find her and they take care of her and then take her to a hospital where her father comes to see her, after fearing she was dead along with the many other passengers.
When one watches John Boorman's film version of the book, one realizes just how accurately he captures the essence of the book.
The sound is rather shrill and one realizes what great strides have been accomplished in sound reproduction in the ensuing years.
Grace is recently widowed and realizes her late husband left her with a lot of debts.
The lead actress decides to join an escort service when she realizes that her husband has no time for her.
Stewart Granger is Sandy McKenzie, who wants to stop hunting because he realizes that the buffaloes will soon be gone and he becomes disgusted by the act of killing.
He realizes that life is not just work and not play but for the living and loving and that's what life should be all about.
An overnight flight to Miami quickly becomes a battle for survival when Lisa ( Rachel McAdams) realizes her seatmate ( Cillian Murphy) is planning to use her as part of a chilling assassination plot.
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