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It reflects the impacts of faith and some ways to pursue it, and it never fails to deliver a touch of reality in a subtle way, even if some situations are a little overacted ... it was a joy to see it
This is really a stupid movie that reflects our insecurity, our naivete and our incompetence at making movies.
Perhaps this reflects a view that 1914 was the year that witnessed the modern age's loss of innocence and that the history of the twentieth century would have been immeasurably happier if the First World War had indeed been averted.
On the face of it, the rewards seem obvious--money and adulation--but the desire for them itself reflects the true motivation of the actor-friends: desire for simple recognition of their talent in a system that chronically ignores and demeans them as human beings, artists, and professionals and -- at best -- underutilizes what they have to offer both film-makers and audiences.
Indo-Americans are on average well to do and this movie reflects that(as is typical with Israeli-American/Jewish ethnic films) , as this reflects more of a fusion of the best of Indian and American culture as opposed to just trashing Indian culture in favor of American culture like a lot of other ethnic movies do.
He got much more out of Golubova in that film --- maybe her characterization, such as it is, and ultimate fate, in 29 Palms reflects a deterioration in their relationship.
But I think they way she played the part really reflects all of the things that I've said above.
This one comes way of Joel Schumacher, the world's most uneven and undependable filmmaker, and this is probably the film that reflects that the most: uneven, undependable.
For a MUCH better horror movie that reflects the black urban experience, rent "Tales from the Hood" instead.
The father is loud and controlling in every aspect except his kids, unless it reflects on him, such as the one's child inability to pass the driver's test.
Sometimes what is more interesting about a remake is how it reflects current cultural thinking.
It is sad that a major hollywood studio would release something that insults and reflects poorly on American armed forces.
This movie reflects, I think, Hollywood's disdain for the average moviegoer and shows just how out of touch Hollywood's writers and directors are.
Taken in the context of the 1970's, "Shanks" reflects the distorted perceptions of the time.
Phil Joanou's entertaining St. Patty's celebration reflects its characters' screwy allegiances and brutal deviation from any healthy, normal, or efficient condition.
The scene that she felt the need to separate her stuff apart from her partner's right before her partner's nephew arrival certainly reflects how lesbians are practically nonexistent at that time.
I Loved the atmosphere of dread that the film portrayed in a nod to the Danish Film industry and at times you feel really uncomfortable and bewildered which is of course how you're supposed to feel as it reflects the confusion and uncertainty that the main character is feeling.
Such scenes with the poodle reflects the horse in the godfather and the another scene is the Karaoke Bar and the movie Carrie.
Coltrane reflects quietly; Pastorelli gets sloshed the day they wanted to have a date.
i was also surprised when i read that it was released as Jaws 3 in some countries when it hit the theaters, well it is better than Jaws pt 3 and 4. one thing that i like with this movie (spoiler warning) is the ending - right about after the sharks death - when they all get safety on land just before the end text is coming and the sad music is appears - it reflects sorrow, evil and even madness, and the survivors gets into the car - it is a great scene probably the best in the entire movie (according to me). the movie also contains crappy and dumb scenes, but hey - doesn't every classic cult flicks do ?. the shark looks part of better than in the Jaws (a little but not much).
movie subtle also reflects the futility of partition & insecurities of the time.It should be a lesson to all the people who give more importance to theology than humanity.
Where it is over-told, it only reflects convention.
It's more close to real life and reflects there are many factors in our real life except sex.
Clearly certain members of the Hispanic community are not shown in an exceptionally positive light in "Badge 373" and Mr Ryan is a baad baaad man,homophobic,racist,sexist and probably several other ists as well.but he does not exist in a vacuum,he merely reflects the society he lives in.I would suggest that a significant proportion of the population held attitudes not a thousand miles away from his and considered them to be perfectly acceptable.
Many believe that this film reflects women in a negative light, but I don't think it shows women in all their glory.
This movie captures the raw Gleason to the point of dislike; however, movie reflects that he was a driven man who knew what the audience wanted...frankly, by their reactions to prior performances.
The reporter in Citizen Kane is an experienced hack who is indifferent except to the front page; Agnieska is at the start of her possible career, making her graduation film, the one which will make her name and determine her future and looking for a story that matters in itself; indeed, Agnieska's story is as important to the film as Birkut's and in some ways her story reflects his.
The view given to the audience by the movie accurately reflects the opinions and feelings of many Argentinians.
However, this movie in no way reflects Persia's wonderful books, not even close.
I believe the main character's (Jamie)behavior reflects many young women's today (especially those of us who were raised without a caring mother, or no mother altogether).
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