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This Comedy Film will entertain everyone, who will all relate to the characters, family relationships and multiple social issues that are portrayed.
HLOTS was an outstanding series, its what NYPD Blue will never be, on HLOTS the plots are real, the dialog is real, the Relationships are real.
The story line is typical, but full of jocular surprises, especially concerning the unconventional relationships between Granger, Gardner and Niven.
Shows the intense and strange relationships that can develop between directors & their actors; the manipulation and mind games; the preening egotism of performers.
Uses a tragic event to reflect multiple Relationships, how those involved in each relationship are connected (Or disconnected) and perceptions of life, what position each one Occupies in the relationship, in life and how they cope with the Confusion, joy, hurt and disappointment of discovering that things are not what they perceived them to be.
This is a brilliant move because it shows only through the use of the image the nature of these relationships as we will see them throughout the movie: Wilma loves Homer and she accepts him as he is, Al's wife loves him also but she feels unprepared to fully welcome him home.
Unfortunately her relationships are affected by the wicked hours, which her career demands, and she has never married, so when she finds herself pregnant from her latest affair, she is faced with the choice of becoming a mother, and jeopardising her entire police job, let alone future advancement, or having an abortion - which she opts for.
Then tonight I decided to see it, the film was quite different to what I had expected and I didn't find any humour in it all I saw was that it was a bleak look at people dealing with love relationships and sexual orientation and I didn't really see the psycho killer plot really having a point except to add tension to the end of the film.
Claire Booth Luce's "The Women" shows relationships with men through a woman's point of view in a play, (and 1939 film that also has Joan Crawford playing a bitch: a character who might have been Amanda Farrow 20 years before), that has no male characters.
This is definitely one of the better documentaries I have seen looking at family relationships and marriage.
It occurred to me while watching "Imaginary Heroes" that any screenwriter attempting to make a drama about family relationships should seriously consider killing off a kid or two in the opening reel as a way of getting his characters to open up and reveal themselves.
It's a story about a great architect, a son seeking his father, about very loving relationships, and about loss.
From there you see Fanda's relationships with his wife, best friend and son develop.
Those minor issues out of the way, the relationships between the characters in this film and the emotions expressed therein were completely realistic and genuine.
The relationships story and through line are what makes this show, in my opinion the finest on the WB network (soon to be the CW).
The graphics and monsters in this show are wonderful and every storyline is different but somewhat connected and i have actually learned somethings about love, the world and relationships from this show.
This show really showed that mother daughter relationships really don't have to be just mother and daughter, they can be best friends but on the same time it shows that it's really hard sometimes being more than just mother and daughter especially with Lorelai and Emily.
The sad thing here is that although similiar relationships like this rarely lead to murder and frame ups, it is an all to familiar scenario.
How we all have fragile relationships we all have with them, unless we really make an effort to know who they are as people.
Some of the relationships with women in the film are very 'non-PC' by today's standards as well.
She's a motor-mouthed maverick, dazzlingly good at her job and with little time for romantic relationships.
It's hard to fault this film at any level: a splendid balance of action, levity, relationships, and the serious topic of America coming of age in the world.
The human relationships in the story seemed so very typical and possible of what you could expect in war time.
This is a skillfully crafted piece of cinema that deals with a teenage boys confused sexuality.The cut scenes within can be lengthy but the cinematography is beautiful.This film would not appeal to many people, especially those who are queasy about gay teenage relationships, but the more open minded can sympathize with the puzzled protagonist.
It is a brilliant Hitchcockian style thriller with exciting twists and interesting relationships and characters that develop as the film does.
However the role of a rock star may not be what it is cracked up to be... and relationships can change ....
However, I was moved by the way the family relationships were portrayed and the sincerity of the performances.
I have now seen the original first cut and the network of relationships makes so much more sense,although Christopher Walken is responsible mainly for carrying this off.
If you don't understand, then follow me: after so many strange occurrences, the viewer is so used to oddities, that ending the movie with totally unexpected relationships (Like Mimoso and Susana) sounds totally natural after seeing the rest of the movie.
The cast of characters are fun and zany and you really come to care about them and the relationships they have with each other.
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