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I enjoyed this one, because I can relate to it.
The characters are people that lots of other people can relate to.
Maybe because I can relate to Tittas way of life is the reason why.
As for the story of the film, I'm bias.I happen to rave about it to all my friends, but as I said before, I relate very much to the main character who is a loner in a situation not of his own choosing.
I also love the way that everyone can relate to it in their own particular ways.
Any teenager can relate to parental control and the urge to come out as who you really are, which is basically what this movie is about.
It's such a beautiful story about the difficult things all families go through, it's something anybody can relate to.
This comment can relate easily to each of the many emotions brought forward by her performance.
I thought that it would be more of a movie that he would enjoy and relate too, though it was from the eighties-so it was a little dated.
The cast and crew who worked on it probably could relate to the terrifying places the human mind can achieve.
This movie has (of course)changed some of the original story to relate to todays teens, such as the babysitter is in trouble for going over on her cell phone minutes and has to take on a babysitting job to pay her bill.
If you can relate to the babysitter, not knowing the house and it's usual pops and cracks it is quite suspenseful.
If you have never babysat or been in a situation like this then you probably will not be able to relate and will not like it.
I swear if I did ever tried cocaine I'd be able to relate to this film perfectly.
Everyone can act, and you can relate to the characters and their situations.
loved the story of a guy that tries to get his girl back....been there, done that, so i can relate...any way, i love the camera work, how occasionally the camera gets "left on", and they are just sitting there talking about the scene, or other stuff...or how the camera follows him around to find the cast and what not...i watched this on IFC sometime last year and i loved it, so i told a few of my friends about it, and some of them watched it, and they too loved it...check it out if you can, kinda girly, but its still a good film...I gave it a 10/10 because of two reasons...one: i can relate...but anyone that has ever fallen in love and made a mistake can relate... two: its a really creative way to make a film, its like you are constantly there, right in the middle of filming...like i said, great film
You are not a Marine and just because you wear a uniform doesn't mean you can relate to being a Marine.
"Driving Lessons" is a coming of age story, which many might find very easy to relate to due to the overpowering mother, the lack of freedom, and the discovery of oneself.
It plodded along at a pretty slow, deliberate pace for the first 40 minutes, but there wasn't really anything in it that I was terribly interested in--there's an intriguing and mysterious feud between Jean Reno's character and an old man, but more of the first 40 minutes is dominated by the wanderings of the main character, whom I didn't know much about and couldn't really relate to at the time.
If you like your films to pull your emotions out of you, if you like your films with a guy you can root for, and relate to, if you like your films in black and white, you gotta see this film!
Very sadly, I can relate to this movie, as I'm 17, and have yet to be kissed, so I really feel for Josie.
This Comedy Film will entertain everyone, who will all relate to the characters, family relationships and multiple social issues that are portrayed.
Any woman can relate to the story because it's a classic: you're in love with "Mr.
You can relate to every character and the plot moves in unexpected directions.
An excellent depiction of the world of drug addiction and its consequences given in a very open way in wich anyone can relate to.
you can relate to a lot of this movie.
being Italian, i can definitely relate to the situations and phrases used.
Dreya Weber (Jane) masterfully portrays the subtleties of a remarkable if not somewhat broken personality, in a way that every woman will relate to.
On one level this is a very general look on the paradoxes of Christianity, but yet there is still a personal level, where you can relate to Jesus Christ without having a God-Complex (thanx to Martin Donovan and Hal Hartley).
As any TV fan can relate to the time of the early 90's when the time came up to replace Johhny Carson the TV living legend of "The Tonight Show" who's it gonna be Jay or Dave?
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