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While paying his final respects at the funeral a woman named Melissa Leftridge (Amanda Pays) introduces herself to Hollins and says she was a big admirer of his Mothers work and research after she helped her.
In some respects, I think this story does fit in with the old series, but the movies, including "Star Trek: The Motion Picture" are all much better quality than this.
He claims he didn't like being around the forced feelings of emotions that is shared amongst the people paying their respects.
Released direct to television in America, the sequel does improve on the original in most respects, but in so doing, it becomes bland rather than interesting.
TWINS EFFECT is a poor film in so many respects.
That is a movie that respects all the required quality's's of an MOVIE.
The initial precept was promising, but in all respects afterwards it was totally awful.
The casting was perfect in all respects.
Like most sports movies which have come out in the past, this movie is similar in respects, that it is based on fact.
In some respects it's really not unlike today's times, where peer pressure is still alive and kicking, just without the mobile phones, computers and other similar gadgets that kids lived without, unlike this generation.
While the film is not perfect, it respects the subject matter and more importantly makes it accessible for the masses.
Nothing really unpredictable in this movie, but a solid flick in all respects.
I would recommend this film to anyone who respects the importantce of family and can follow an intelligent film.
It's a shame that most people won't sit through anything black and white anymore because in many respects this earlier production - which doesn't even show up in the IMDb listings when you put "Peter Pan" into the search engine! - is superior to the cutesier color version most people have watched.
He doesn't seem to suffer as much as you would expect from someone completely paralyzed for over 28 years, he has no issues with God (and one would probably expect that too), the people around him seem to be the perfect slaves (I can't get out of my mind Bergman's Cries and Whispers, similar to this one in many respects, which simply bursts with emotions, and not all of them humane) etc.
It may not be for everyone but it is for everyone who look for a rare cinematic creation that respects you.
I grew up hating hippies and in some respects I still do.
This adaptation of the book Nemesis is a huge improvement, it not only respects the book, despite a few liberties, but it pretty much rectifies the problems the ITV version had.
I've described this film as surprising... this is true in many respects.
This is sweeter and gentler than most films of the genre--the requisite nudity seems thrown in by contractual obligation--and, while not groundbreaking, it certainly is nice to see this kind of movie that respects its characters and doesn't crucify its shallow young girls for having fun--even Foreman's crew of best friends, misguided by peer pressure, are never presented as villains.
It is also a movie I, as a MAJOR Hard Rock fan enjoyed-no-loved actually-while all the while being very consciously aware of its many flaws and that the movie, while a decent effort in some respects missed the chance it had to escape into greatness and become a rock movie classic.
The Man with the Golden Arm was one of the first films to have as its main topic (and, in some respects, the message) the tragedy of heroin addiction.
Unlike some of the other recognized classics such as Keaton's "Cops" or Chaplin's "The Immigrant" this film is in some respects a familiar, conventional situation comedy and doesn't offer much in the way of belly laughs; one may even wonder whether Langdon belongs in such rarefied company.
Age of Steel follows up the previous episode, Rise of the Cybermen, which was excellent in some respects, lacking in others.
In those two respects alone, I think it is one of the more poignant TV series of our time.
Absolutely terrible in all respects!
teen killing - bad preteen sex - bad emotional battering - bad animal cruelty - bad psychological torture - bad parental neglect - bad the only merit if any is the excellent color shots of contrasting red, blond and green leaves a bad feeling for anyone that respects life and peace, what a bad mistake to make, or to watch... it is UGLY
There's a problem- and one can see this also in the Italian sexploitation flick Porno Holocaust, similar to this in many respects- in not having balance to the sex and violence.
Yoko Ono graciously honored John Lennon's memory,by making the memorial in Central Park to give his fans a chance to pay their respects, and remember John.
In some respects it's a bit like "Sunday, Bloody Sunday" but it's an altogether tougher piece of work.
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