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It has a creepy kid who likes those tools a tad more than a normal sane person would and a coach (Chuck Lacey,who did a great many of these 'educational' shorts) who agrees that that stop would never be useful to him, but how he respects that he learned it none the less.
This movie could well be classed a historical in some respects, and is actually shown in some colleges as part of curriculum.
Joe Pesci is in some respects a good successor- as a little tough guy.
In that everyone in the building in which he lives respects him, and when a young and beautiful new tenant played wonderfully by Leelee Sobieski comes into the picture.
Valerie Perrine has the ability to draw your attention in all respects and is a wonderful actress.
It is off-kilter a few degrees in all respects.
The presentation in many respects is unfortunate.
"Happy Face Murders" is a below par whodunnit which has little to offer and is very ordinary in almost all respects.
However, as this film appears slightly exaggerated in some respects, maybe by removing the rose tinted glasses, it would end in divorce.
One Way Passage is wonderful is all respects.
The fact that it is a terrible film in all other respects makes it entirely inappropriate viewing for adults, as well!
In any case, our dear Ms. Wifey heads off to Hawaii to pay last respects to her foster mother, leaving behind the family in Good ol' New England.
A beautiful simple story, told with no unecessary effects (Ozon respects the natural pace of mourning time).
It is similar in many respects to Romeo Must Die - evil developer wants to put up a kitzy development and needs to run off small landowners.
The much overrated "Chuck and Buck" is a shoddy piece of work in almost all respects...lousy music, make up, cinematography, etc., so bad as to come off like a home video and an insult to the audience.
Also aptly displays how our social mores, customs, and status are only their as long as everyone respects them.
Okay,let me start by saying "God has a rap sheet" was a flawed movie in many respects.
I felt cheated in some respects because the music and jobs seemed more window-dressing that life choices.
I normally wouldn't even write about a movie I didn't like, but this missed the boat in so many respects, leaving me feeling so disappointed, that I feel compelled to share my thoughts.
Marvelously, beautifully, lyrically, and profoundly intellectually stimulating in all respects.
China’s trade adjustment in some respects followed that of Japan, the original focus of American trade anxieties in the 1980s.
But, in several respects, Europe has diverged significantly from the American model.
At least in some respects, such “Europeanization” of supervision has been established, with the European Central Bank serving as the eurozone’s banking watchdog and the Single Resolution Board dealing with vulnerable banks.
In many respects, the slow pace of the Islamic world's economic development has been a matter of choice.
Prior to the crisis, Spain’s economy relied on demand created by a leveraged real-estate bubble – a pattern not dissimilar in some respects to that in the United States.
With the exception of global population growth, China has been the most dynamic country in all of these respects.
The draft differed in many respects from Hazare’s, but it retained what most people sought – an independent agency with its own investigative resources and prosecutorial powers.
To be sure, the new grand coalition’s policy approach will be different in some respects from the last.
Europe must continue to seek a collective response – a humane, coherent European asylum and migration system, which respects international law and our European values – before thousands more people lose their lives.
In many respects, these reforms paid off.
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