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There are moments in the film that remind us of things you will recall or be fascinated to know because you didn't really know the truth then.
This one does it's best to remind the viewer that he has seen this story countless times.
I was very hurt when I read some of the comments especially the one that says "Remind me again NEVBR to visit the Philippines" by Scott Weinberg.
I had to remind myself to breathe.
appreciate the work these actors portrayed of the human spirit to survive !!!!!!!!!i am drawn to movies with the content of the holocaust......the devastation endured & the strength to worship & honor their faith... literally in the face of death is a tribute to believe in one's faith no matter the cost, to remind the world that hatred for others must not be tolerated !!
The two main characters remind me of a show I once saw a while back, oh yeah, it was called X-Files.
Add to that the fact this will remind you of how hot Jennifer Connelly used to be before she got all stick figure on us in her adulthood.
These poorly done films from the Seventies always bum me out, often not because of the stories, but because they remind me once again of the seriously hideous fashion sense and hair styles the era produced.
The haunting looks back at Edwards Air Force Base and Chuck Yeager's career seemed to ground the movie and remind you where all these heroes came from... and that there were MORE heroes waiting.
It will remind you why you liked him in the first place.
The film is shot in black & white, giving it a look that may remind you of some of the classic Italian dramas (post realist) of post WWII (hint: DeSica's 'Bitter Grapes').
I do not need to remind people of how terrible Hollow Man turned out to be.
Different, incoherent Spanish film about a Caribbean mummy aboard a cruise ship killing people that remind him of those that killed him thousands of years earlier.
Following the viewing, she commented, "Qhen we have hard times, we can remind ourselves of this movie and its message."
Plus very good locations and suggestive underwater shots, a right amount of gore, a perfect villain and a final orgy that cannot fail to remind "Society"'s finale.
Within minutes i found myself confronted with all the clichés i hate about cheap TV horror - exaggerated characters (sometimes combined with weird appearance to make sure everyone realizes something is wrong), exaggerated camera perspectives, puzzlingly stupid dialogs (just to remind you something is wrong here) and of course the typical horror soundtrack.
A final kick at the end to remind us (and them) of the nature of real life might have made this great, as opposed to merely good.
Alison Steadman's histrionics and fickle opinions are wonderful as the mom, and remind me very much of an actual relative of mine, while Benjamin Whitrow is a great counterpart as the father who is outwardly usually calm and peaceful, yet always able to rile up his wife.
The story line does remind me of when I was a kid, a time when kids played outdoors using nothing more than their imagination and whatever they could find to play with and being content.
The typical and oh so unoriginal hero who has no flaws, treats women with respect, thinks there should be no slavery and he makes it a point, and gives an occassional grunt to remind he is after all under all that heroic visage, a barbarian.
me remind me of the 80'is.
It was enough to remind Nigerians of what had not worked.
To break the impasse, one or two bold and far-sighted leaders need to remind their citizens of their countries’ legal and, perhaps more important, moral duties to the refugees.
And it would remind Russia of its international legal obligations, specifically as a member of both the OSCE and the Council of Europe, which has 47 member states, including Russia and others who flout some its conventions.
And the recent spike in the interest-rate spread on Italian government bonds should remind optimists that, with sovereign debt so high, many things can go wrong at any time.
On 8 May this year, public speakers will remind us how important it is not to forget.
It is thus necessary to remind ourselves time and again that defending the state means first and foremost defending the human dignity of every one of us.
To help ensure that outcome, the international community should vigorously remind it of the broader ramifications of being viewed as an untrustworthy partner.
A terrorist attack could remind Americans of their fundamental vulnerability.
But I would remind them of the second lesson from developing countries’ experience: non-inclusive growth patterns undermine trust and eventually governance, in turn undercutting policymakers’ ability to sustain policies and strategies that support high growth.
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