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Something about the 40 Year Old Virgin and the other comedy hit of the summer, Wedding Crashers, is similar, but they are two different films in some respects.
It is very touching at times and is very well done in all respects.
Liang is a famous opera performer of Sichuan art and respects Wang as an artist and as a person.
I was deeply moved by this movie in many respects.
5) It gave us a picture of what might happen in the future in many respects.
In many respects, "The Odd Couple" falls into this same category of being both comedy yet highly dramatic with deep underpinnings about human nature.
La Maman et la Putain has to be watched as a movie that is both related to the time it was released (post-68) and eternal in many respects.
This movie was well done in all respects.
What I cannot fathom for the life of me is just how or why Phillip, a sensitive, well-bred young man would take the constant abuse this tramp constantly dishes out towards him: I find his naive tolerance quite ridiculously unbelievable in certain respects.
I have the Highest Respects for Will Smith as he is not only a brilliant Actor but one can tell he has a genuine love for people and life which no doubt made him perfect for the character (IRS Agent Ben Thomas) he played in this film.
But for entertainment I want what is nowadays described as a "no-brainer," which The Mating Game is in all respects.
In its mood, as well as in its themes, The Informer reminds me of two of my other favorite Ford films, The Long Voyage Home (1940) and The Fugitive (1948); it's also a bit similar to The Grapes of Wrath (1940) in these respects.
It blew me away then and in many respects it still does now.
From its straight-to-video look to the acting, "Hood Angels" is an amateurish production in all respects.
The film is dated in some respects, but it's worn well, a timeless cult classic, with numerous actors - Pierce Brosnan among them - going on to make great careers.
While entertaining at times and with some truly funny situations, it falls short in many respects.
The finale is a big disappointment in all respects... hardly touching on some of the more interesting elements introduced earlier in the movie.
As a non-Christian who nevertheless respects the historical figure of Jesus Christ and the beauty of his philosophy and teachings, I found this to be a powerful portrayal of much that I think is worthwhile about the Christ story.
Ultimately, this character leaves the forest a changed individual, and that change can manifest itself in both positive and negative respects.
In other words US society in these early mid 70s, at the end of the Vietnam war, moved from the cult of sheer force to solve any problem to the understanding that a solution can only come if it is founded on some kind of peaceful consensus, even if that means accepting some kind of traffic provided it becomes non-violent, peaceful, and it respects some basic rules like paying taxes.
In all respects, this is an excellent movie.
I'd say it fares well in these respects.
The man's simple world and relationship with God is destroyed by an incomprehensible chasm that develops between his understanding of his faith and the leaders' whom he deeply respects and depends on.
No one who respects Christie's work would approve of these films.
What an engaging, enthralling story: an troubled, insecure man helps a troubled, insecure waitress (troubled and insecure in different respects), and the two form an unlikely relationship from being distant acquaintances (Hunt even exclaims that Nicholson is crazy in their most uncomfortable moment in the film) to practical soul mates (Nicholson to Hunt: "I feel that I'm the only person that knows that you are the greatest woman alive"), through a series of misfortunes, self-explorations, and mutual bondings.
This is for me in some respects an outstanding western.
With all respects to Ang Lee,who bedazzled me with 'Brokeback Mountain','Eat,Drink,Man,Woman',and several other winning films of years past,has let me down a wee bit.
Obviously, Skynet's new gadgets have been introduced and they're rather interesting, though gaudy in some respects.
Mifune is a surprisingly easy film to watch, delightful in many respects and certainly original.
This film is on par with Tom Baker era Dr. Who shows in most respects.
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