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It reminds me of the granite sculptures of our Mt.
It just reminds me of a simpler time before cartoons had more violence than our local news can legally show.
for me Jordana's very nostalgic, she reminds of a female classmate of mine! what realy got me in this movie were the very skillfully planned camera work and the choosing of the locations.
Garrett Bennett's direction reminds me of early Barry Levinson and Robert Redford's work.
Carol Dempster seems to dance through the film and her acting reminds me of Mary Pickford, who also worked a long time under D.W. Griffith.
This film reminds me very much of the later Rock Hudson film MAN'S FAVORITE SPORT--about a fishing writer who has NEVER fished and is forced into entering a fishing tournament.
Certainly it reminds one of SHADOW OVER INNSMOUTH, of the inhabitants slowly turning into monstrosities (in this case giant snails).
He reminds me of my boyfriend alot.
since the plot like Vertigo or Brian DePalma's Obsession, till to the score by Peter Chase that reminds the sounds of Bernard Herrmann, this little pearl seems to be sight from fews.
It reminds me a great deal of story's of a Disney nature like Pete's Dragon and Mary Poppins.
It reminds me of "We Are Marshall" , but with a smaller budget and an independent movie feel.
It reminds them of their Grandma that takes care of them everyday in the summer.
It reminds me to slow down when I read the next book to my girls at bedtime and talk about the book instead of going through it quickly just to get them to sleep.
The atmosphere reminds me of Ocean's Eleven, although the acting isn't as good.
She is the soul of the movie and reminds us of how there are always two sides to every story.
We are all educated and have family's and careers now but this film reminds me who I was at that age and why I still surf.
And it reminds me of the fact how I, as a man, react at first sight completely on the physical ugliness of Fosca and don't look further at the person she is or might be.
This is the kind of film that I can appreciate more than like; it reminds me very much of my reaction to a couple of Ozu's more famous films.
Mr. spade reminds me of Dan Akyroid while Chris Farley reminds me of John Belushi.
It's a story of a boy and girl in love trying to escape an evil king who wants the girl for himself and takes place in a huge castle, reminds me of ICO for PS2 because some shots gave you a sense of vertigo.Sounds pretty standard but this movie is insane!
Does not a film of such important historical significance deserve more than a conclusion which reminds one of Marc Chagall?
Stormy is a strong black woman and Nana reminds me of my grandmother.
This bedroom farce isn't terribly sophisticated (and faintly reminds one of "Any Wednesday" besides), but it's a welcome relief from the noisy, teen-oriented comedies they turn out today.
This completely forgotten slasher flick is one of the best horror movies ever made.Very dark at times it reminds me a little famous thriller "Deliverance".Director Jeff Lieberman creates terrific atmosphere of dread and despair.All actors are decent and the climax is really exciting and memorable.So if you are searching for something creepy,try to find this little treasure.My personal rating:10 out of 10.P.S This one is even more chilling than "Halloween".
She reminds the publisher of her Grandma, who he was deeply in love with many years ago.
At times, the relatively long-held medium-distance shots may remind you of 'contemplative' Asian cinema, but just reminds you, the director doesn't push things to the radical minimalism of some Taiwanese filmmakers but then again, this is not a Taiwanese movie, it's a Turkish movie.
The star ostensibly is the British actor Richard Greene, a capable leading man who reminds me of an earlier version of Roger Moore.
Perhaps Tadzio reminds him of what he could have been and now knows he never will be.
The film clearly supports "it takes a village to raise a child" and reminds of an important time in black history and culture.
I love that she talks about her personal life on there and reminds people how happy she is.
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