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The 1997 low-key indie dramedy Henry Fool would seemingly have been a secure choice of movies no one would bother to revisit for a sequel.
I decided to revisit it last night to see if I had missed anything the first time.
I would gladly buy/steal/download this series, i think i would go to great lengths in order to see it again and revisit a childhood long gone... Any ideas?
Except for the fact that it somehow left a strange impression on me, and a dormant urge to some day revisit it.
several years later i had the chance to revisit this film with the directors edition, what a difference it was.
I really enjoyed this movie a lot when it first came out 8 long years ago and I decided to revisit it with my little brother tonight and enjoyed it just as much as I did back then.
A lesson we still revisit now!
What I wouldn't give to revisit these characters again!
In the very first episode, we see Spike in a violent gun battle against people unknown, and we really don't revisit that event till several episodes later.
If you want to revisit your youth or want to give your kids something different from the usual CGI mayhem, this may be worth a look.
But here things go from bad to really awful and as someone else has noted it is almost inconceivable that one would be likely to choose to revisit this little number.
This remains the most perfect film by which you can revisit (on screen) the truly joyous feel of sexual liberation in the mid-seventies, though steer away from its predecessor.
But after almost two decades, Aykroyd wanted to do something to revisit the classic film and pay homage to his friend and co-star Belushi, so he assembled this "Concert Movie", which is supposed to be all about THE MUSIC, not the story.
I wanted to revisit their world, no matter how tragic, there was truth in it, twisted, painful truth.
Now that we have BRUCE LEE: A WARRIOR'S JOURNEY, there's no need to even go back and revisit this one.
He wants to come back, to revisit all that he has left behind, in the meantime helping his nation to become economically strong, technically advanced, and prosperous.
As prime minister, she could eventually revisit her deal with Musharraf from a position of strength.
Finally, countries should revisit restrictions on foreign ownership and strengthen intellectual property laws to protect entrepreneurs’ hard-won innovations.
Specifically, they should revisit the consensus that banks will become gradually safer, and their required capital should amount to no more than 10% of their assets.
If Abe and his allies were cosmopolitan in their outlook, with a deep understanding of, or concern for, other countries, the decision to revisit the 1993 apology would indeed be extraordinary.
Israel also needs to revisit its policies.
When the time comes to revisit international policies on global warming, two things should happen.
Both Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump oppose the biggest trade initiative launched by President Barack Obama’s administration – the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) with 11 other Pacific Rim countries – and both would revisit the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), which has been in force since 1994.
And he was stubborn: once he had made a decision – even, or rather especially, if it was glaringly wrong and stupid – he would never revisit it.
In the longer-term, we should revisit the idea of joint Eurobonds.
We need to revisit the structures of global governance, to ensure that they work better for people everywhere, and in the interests of both current and future generations.
Plausible as these arguments are, it is time to revisit them.
To understand why, it helps to revisit the intellectual origins of the European Union.
The Cooperative AlternativeWASHINGTON, DC – In an era in which conventional models of finance, corporate governance, and corporate responsibility are increasingly debated, if not called into question, it may be time to revisit the alternative approach taken by economic cooperatives.
Rather than revisit those issues and reveal just how mendacious the Brexiteers’ promises were, May has pursued a “lockdown” of all discussion.
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