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The pilot said to the co-pilot something like,"Were going down", and the response was ,"I know it."
I saw this film at a special screening in Hollywood, and most of the cast and crew were in the audience and it received quite a tepid response, I guess they suffered a great deal watching it and didn't have enough energy to fake enthusiasm.
Films are made for a variety of different reasons but the best that cinema has to offer will invariably provoke an emotional response; and Gregory Wilson's film version of Jack Ketchum's The Girl Next Door is one of the best examples of a film to do that; and the emotional response that the film provoked in me was anger.
Judging from the enthusiastic response at Sunday night's screening, I suspect that if THE WOODS were given a conventional theatrical release, it would attract a wide audience.
I saw "Outsourced" at its debut at the Cinequest film festival in San Jose, and the audience response was simply overwhelming.
While Chris' response to mom's illicit romance is not surprising, her true underlying motivations seem a little murky.
Someone wrote in response to another confused, disappointed viewer: "I'm hoping you are a brand new film student...if you cannot analyze this easily interpreted film, you are going to go crazy with Fellini, Truffant, and most other works of greatness.
When a movie proclaims it is "based on a true story", this sets a Pavlovian response in many people to get them to believe that what they are about to see is what really happened.
The film makers pull out all the stops to elicit a carefully directed emotional response from the audience, but IMHO it fails because their efforts are so blatantly obvious.
A powerful statement on war and our response to it, this film short packs more punch than most major studio releases.
Like most young women who make the same mistake at this age, Panabaker looks to her mother (played by a loving but intense Mercedes Ruhl) for advice and in response she promptly pulls her out of school, picks up and moves as quickly as possible to another town where no one will know who they are, warns Panabaker to never contact the child's father and tell him about the situation and ultimately decides that instead of having to explain her grandchild's origins and the whole messy problem itself to a new set of people she just pretends the infant is hers...one of those late-in-life babies born to a middle-aged woman shortly before her divorce through what seems like some sort-of miracle and without the hassle of the whole in-vitro process.
I mean any attempt at trying to get an audience response with such short quick stupid teenage uncool blather leaves the viewer so unrewarded that you end up not liking anyone but the alleged killer.
I write this principally in response to the critical comments you print under this title from, "Chuck V", who appears to have missed the point of this film entirely...I have seen "Volver a Empezar"--in parts---both on the Sundance Channel and TVE (the Spanish Television Network).
Armed Response is a movie that doesn't exceed one's expectations, never trying to be any more than a typical action film, but does what is expected of it in the best way possible.
She is a beautiful rag doll, and your only response when she is mistreated is to hope that getting taken for granted or slapped around (and her bleating sorrow that follows) won't mar her features.
Is this someone's response for the demand of better programmes on the TV?
Spielberg made "E.T." and someone made "Los nuevos extraterrestres" (called "Pod People" in the United States) in response.
My whole reason for writing this response was because i read the previous one and I completely disagreed with it and I wanted to warn people it would probably be a mistake seeing the movie.
And the ever ecstatic response?
And I say in response, "Perhaps you haven't noticed, but I'm an 18."
The usual response and comment everywhere I look seems to be a negative one.
If the purpose of this documentary was to evoke an emotional response and foster dialogue, it succeeded on both counts.
I left a comment to articulate my visceral response to this film, and a few people found it offensive.
It just goes to show when someone says there not much you can buy with a dollar, I will give them an Armed Response.
I remember one scene where a door was broken down, mind you this was their last defense, and the response was "Dereck why did you break down the door?"
Not only does he turn himself in after the crime (with a great way of response by the police) he even makes a friend out of an eel in prison.
The whole cast looks uncomfortable with the line, which requires a response of head-held-back "hearty laughter".
This movie, however, is more of a far-right conservatives response to intellectuals' claims against right-wingism.
And be reminded that when the original series was canceled, a massive fan response got the show rebooted, this was their fan base.
"?" opts for a deadpan humor, coaxing us to laugh at these pathetic people not out of affection or understanding, but rather simply as a response to life as they see it.
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