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This movie had reminded me of watching the old black and white movies with my dad.
It finally hit me watching my VHS of Christmas in Connecticut what other film this one reminded me of.
Some of the scenes from "A" school reminded me of my days their and the dumb stuff I did and got in trouble for in my younger days.
I've been a fan of Westerns for as long as I can remember and this one reminded me of a lot of the Westerns from the 1960s (even though I was too young to have seen them in their first run).
Finally, when he is put on trial he is reminded of the Houyhnhnms and the Yahoos.
Christopher Nolan had his goals set on Following in a very narrow direction, and in that direction he pulled off something that reminded me of the kind of great little 'poverty-row' movies the likes of Ullmer directed back in the 40s.
It reminded me of what was to come in Memento by not being in chronological order.
Many parts at the beginning reminded me of a corny, badly-written, badly-acted Lizzie McGuire episode.
And this movie really reminded me of what really IS scary...
All this kinds of situations are normal on school life so all i can say is that all this reminded me my school times and sometimes it's good to watch this kind of movies, because entertain us and travel us back to those golden years, when we were young.
He reminded me of the trepidation associated with being a lone security guard at night somewhere - the type of work I did briefly about 20 years ago.
He has every nuance perfected and reminded me of several acquaintances who had similar tastes in "recreational chemistry."
the music is excellent, reminded me of 50-60's hindi music which is a rarity nowadays... worth the $$$! go check it out :)
I enjoyed the story, which reminded me of a book I've read ("Earth", David Brin), and was fun to see on TV.
This movie reminded me of the live dramas of the 1950s- not like the recent "Failsafe", which seemed more of a stunt than anything else, but a TRUE moral drama that is both engaging and thought-provoking.
It reminded me of the original pink panther film.
It reminded me of why I got into skating in the first place (a long time ago) .
It reminded me of what skating brings to a person and I have found will also help a person who doesn't understand why skaters, well, skate.
You can see the inspiration for future action movies here - the climactic ending with the out-of-control merry-go-round and the two villains dueling each other reminded me of the big action sequence at the end of Jan de Bont's "Speed."
I am reminded of the time a teacher in a school in Leicester, unknowingly, asked me, age 14, to read a piece of Walter Scott which was written in the tone of the Border.
Some scenes in this movie reminded me of Melanie Griffith's "Working Girl".
While watching, I could not help but notice how vividly characters reminded me of myself and my gaming friends to the point where they acted literally the same as we do.
The situations in this movie reminded me of my late grandmother.
Aloma was sweet and played a dear Grandmother she really reminded me of my grandmother.And Oh,I can't forget about the stripper, he was so find, and I didn't know if I should cover my eyes or smile while I watch him reveal his sexiness on the big screen.Damn! he was fine!
Finally, read something today, 03/09/2005, that mentioned Stacy Keach's name, and it reminded me that I had seen a movie that he was in in 1974 at the Atlanta Film Festival, so, I did a Google search for Keach's movies and found The Gravy Train.
For those of you who enjoy a movie that brings tears to your eyes, I'm reminded of the endings of "Babette's Feast" and "The Notebook."
Reading some of the other reviews of this film, i was reminded of both good and not so good aspects of it.
I was reminded so often of other movies, it became a big distraction.
This comes real close - in fact, one scene where there is an accident (I won't spoil and give details), reminded me of a nearly identical situation in Philadelphia.
But in this kind of framework to make the film, Siegel therefore actually has a little more freedom to do things with the style of the picture that roams into something more European; I'm reminded here and there of Polanski's work in the 60's.
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