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You can easily relate to their emotions if you are one but if you are not one, you can appreciate the kind of love the film is trying to impart.

I hope some of you readers can relate to my experience, not for this particular movie, but any movie you have not seen in a long while.

I couldn't relate about the racial discrimination that Antwone has experienced because I'm living in my own country.

I can really relate to this movie from my child hood and loosing apart of my life that will never come back or ever been the same.

Melissa Joan Hart plays the perfect teenage girl/witch with normal teenager troubles that we can all relate to.

These characters who's lives are strange and troubled give me something to relate to in my own world.

I couldn't relate to everything, but sometimes they hit home with the problems they were facing.

We bet that everyone across all ages and religions will love this movie and somehow relate to it in one way or another.

I know many Afro-Americans disliked this show, but I know many can relate and should have accepted it as it was.

I think that everyone who watches the film could in some way relate to one of the characters and this makes for great viewing and some good laughs at the sheer ordinariness of the actors.

The characters relate well and the writing is not bad (I think it will improve as they get their legs).

Jake's Closet presents a tale uniquely human in its compassion that anyone who's had a childhood can both relate to and fall in love with.

Any teenage metal nerd could relate to the trials of Eddie "Ragman" Weinbauer (Marc Price of "Family Ties")in this film as he is persecuted by the preppie "beautiful" people in his high school for his heavy metal fashions and musical taste.

Its much more personal and people can relate to it.

What you probably won't know before seeing this film is this: How that would feel; What do you do with that; and how would that affect you and the way you relate to every waking day?

Most women can definitely relate to everything-from Witherspoon's words, her subtle glances, and her not so subtle emotions (raging like the typical teenage girl).

Sure, there are some extremes like a former gangster turned good, girl running from the mob, etc., but these people (especially in NYC) are really out there, and I relate to each and every one of them.

I can relate to each of them because I am the middle child of my family like Steph, I am a younger sister like Michelle, and I am an older sister like D.J.

I for one can relate to the outrage that the filmmaker clearly expresses against the current thoughtless corporate drivel that is an onslaught in our every media center, and the things that we as a culture are supposed to not "think" about due to corporate media control.

This makes us laugh because we can relate to their self caused predicaments and attempts at extrication.

I once lived with a roommate who attempted suicide, and our apartment was in a building where you could get a fifty dollar noise violation for sneezing after midnight - so, needless to say, I can easily relate to Polanski's "The Tenant."

When I think about this movie, all the adjectives that come to mind somehow relate to the physical appreciation of the world.

The characters, even though not simple, are easy to relate to and actors do a fine job at impersonating them.

With the mention of beautiful scenario, and although I would relate this film to The Notebook and The Family Stone, it was sort of much more cunning, sad, and brilliant than those films.

I loved the monsters which seemed scary at the time and the cool music by Gil Melle (hey, where's the soundtrack guys?) and have often thought about what makes this show work for me so completely and have finally concluded that the reason it endures when many others do not is one simple, important element it has that almost no other scary show seems to have and that is a main character that most people can relate to on an everyday level.

So it looks as if director Kinka Usher is making the heroes into something the average viewer can relate to.

Moreover, they accurately peg the whole wild'n'easy uninhibited sensibility of the 60's youth culture and relate the plot in a tight 75 minute running time, thus ensuring that this movie doesn't overstay its welcome.

Katie the GP is a dark and brooding character who you find difficult to relate too and is best friends with Trudi a widow.

Trudi's character is heart warming as you can relate to difficulties she is having along with the fact she is the only mother of the four.

Not able to relate, can't sleep, can't have love affairs, can't deal with "normal society".

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