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An excellent movie, with some forms of dialogue typical for Japanese movies, and fond of human relations.
Then of course he is a double or triple victim One, of the low life people he had chased and hunted down in his crusade against crime and they think they can finally get their revenge and they can trash his car or even attack him in the street or attack his family or the people he has relations with.
He had a knack of exposing hypocrisy, be it in politics, organized religion, race relations or whatever.
A very human and poetic love story during the Pinochet's dictatorship is shown in La Frontera, when oppositors were sent to little villages far away from everything and a series of strange relations start.
Finally everybody is invited to morally judge the relations, actions and sayings of the main characters.
Second, the relations among the men and women are striking.
It is a brilliant statement on race relations in the early 1970's.
The relations between characters stayed true to life.
Love, romance, action, thriller, surprise ending, history of triads and China/Taiwan/Japan/Hong Kong relations, politics, betrayal, and the good guys/bad guys win in the end (happy ending).
Such a subject, such a psychological subject and they gave more attention to shots and none to relations and emotions.
He is a sex addict, he sees all relations through the prism of sex which for an adult is both immature and disgustful.
this film describes the challenges of raising a disabled child, how it may affect family relations, and its rewards.
I was enjoying watching the movie till it was implied that the soul collector or angel had sex relations outside of marriage.
Someone else in here mentioned how naive the movie is about the North-South Korea relations.... Forget that.
Alex De Renzy's masterpiece has so much more than just sex and actually manages to hold the audience's interest throughout with a combination of good humour, some interesting characters and a suitably wacky plot line that leaves plenty of room orgies, enemas and accidental incestuous relations.
You're not in 'M.I.1' or in 'The Usual suspects' - even if I also appreciated these movies- , what matters is people, their relations, their perception of their job...
Power relations (goverment, pressure, Turkish word of "iktidar" contain the meaning of all of these) are in everywhere.
In the state, in the school, sexual relations, in the family, in the neighborhood and (surely) in the examination room of a police station.
In the meantime, they are all adjusting to living in a new community, and the girls are adjusting to attending a new high school, one where teenagers have sexual relations on school grounds during classes.
Not only for the guts it took to so brazenly confront the modern political process (and how it affects race relations, the film industry, education, medicine, and so on) but also for the fact that he wrote it, produced it, directed it, and starred in it.
This story is about relations between Mun-su (starring Jang Hyuk) and Na Young-ju (starring Lee Na-young), both of whom are classmates in a private English class.
Dr Sheppard, the world-famous ambiguous narrator of the story, doesn't narrate anything at all, and he do not collaborate in any way with poirot .His role is completely sucked by Inspector japp, and so the highly celebrated Agatha Christie's final twist is deprived of any sense.The tender relationship among Dr Sheppard and his sister,the psychological key of the novel, is substituted by a silly shooting in a chemical factory, as in a Batman film(but of course without special effects) and by the absurd murder of the butler.Certainly the worst screenplay in a series duly highly praised for the excellent Suchet, but not certainly for the uneven quality of the screenwriters,throwing usually in their scripts Labour party marches or speed water records with no sense or relations with the story they must to adapt.
His father occasionally comes along for the ride and they both have friendly relations with the workers of the oil well.
The one thing it has going for it is historical interest - it is a great snapshot of New Orleans in this era, touching on the US navy and its role in supporting, then ultimately wrecking, "red light" culture, as well as music, race relations, poverty and prostitution.
Actually, it gets sillier by the minute: from having Sigourney Weaver (playing a researcher in Anglo-Arab relations moonlighting as a high-class escort) chatting up an Arab playboy's cinematic banter at a society party with "Am I supposed to say 'Your place or mine?'" to which he retorts, "No, these days you say "Betamax or VHS?'"; to seeing Michael Caine (as a celebrity British diplomat) standing in the rain holding out a bouquet of flowers for Weaver - whom he has fallen for in the course of her extra-curricular activities and with whom he has had a minor falling out!
And who can build up such a web of events and relations better than Almodovar does, anyway?
She Hate Me almost makes me think of a very talented student rushing through in one night to write and present a sloppy thesis on the state of corporate America and male/female relations, and you do feel the spirit and ferocity at times of the same man who made Do the Right Thing.
If it did, I am fairly certain that US relations with Mideastern countries involved would not be as relatively peaceful as they are.
This good movie has taught me something about foreign relations, love and families, crime and punishment, truth, imagination, diligence, experience...the list goes on.
In the majority of movies I am most attached to the relations between characters and the evolution of this process.
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