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Live action blue screen and low tech crawling up the side of the building when its on the flat simpler, but the imagery is richer and more full.
The question becomes: Do you stay for the long haul and have the day-to-day routine become part of a richer tapestry, or do you leave to find fresher new stimulus each time the honeymoon phase is over?
By doing so it makes for a much richer movie.
If "Lord of the Flies" is seen as a reference, I think a case can be made that this film makes some very powerful and effective statements about classic Utopianism among the children of the jaded and bored richer classes.
The Story of Us, is a complex, yet ultimately simple, explanation of long term relationships...all those 'little' things about the other person that drive you insane about them, but that if you're both willing to work on, make the relationship all that much richer for it.
The film's story texture allows for much richer evaluations; it may be raw, it may be rough, but you come away uplifted by what you've witnessed.
I makes me angry the fact I made the director a bit richer by renting it!!! DO NOT WATCH this movie unless you want to waste 5 min of your life (I say 5 minutes since you wont get further than that).
This film would be richer for that sense but still it remains a good, solid mystery.
A better, richer film than when I first viewed it close to 20 years ago.
So I get that Asian-American actors need richer roles than just kicking some guy in a martial arts movie, but please don't tell me that this is the alternative.
He is angry at how awful he feels about himself vis a vis his richer, better-looking, taller, more self-assured friends and neighbors.
They drive better cars, smoke richer cigars, bed prettier women, eat juicier steaks.
This is in sum a thoroughly enjoyable film and I don't hesitate to recommend it, but especially to guys who will have a richer appreciation of it all than I would expect the usual woman will.
Supposedly because Japan became by far economically richer and this film lost its conviction in present Japan.
Not about poor people, but about rich people who want to get richer and they use the poor peoples money to do it.
This is a much richer and more powerful movie experience than River or many of the Hollywood issue films.
The only film to which i think Roan Inish can be effectively compared is Whale Rider, but with no insult intended to Whale Rider, to me Roan Inish is a richer and more complex film.
Summit talks between Russia’s president and Japan’s prime minister in early November, for example, produced far richer outcomes than anyone expected.
The nineteenth-century philosopher John Stuart Mill had a more civilized view:“I confess I am not charmed with the ideal of life held out by those who think…that the trampling, crushing, elbowing, and treading on each other's heels, which form the existing type of social life, are the most desirable lot of human kind….The best state for human nature is that in which, while no one is poor, no one desires to be richer, nor has any reason to fear being thrust back, by the efforts of others to push themselves forward.”
And we are richer for it.
The rich and very rich have gotten very much richer, while everyone else’s incomes have stagnated.
As the poor get poorer and the rich get richer, many are asking if this is what “socialism with Chinese characteristics” really means.
If the other 53 emerging economies we looked at matched the productivity growth of their 18 high-performing peers, the global economy would be $11 trillion richer by 2030 – the equivalent of adding another China.
Banking "reform," for example, frequently soon required government bail-outs, leaving a few people much richer, but the country much poorer.
With less and less yield to be found in traditional fixed-income assets, investors piled into risk assets of all forms, driving up their price; the rich got richer, and the middle class was left further behind.
As individuals and societies become richer, they come into closer contact with one another – virtually, through communication technologies, and physically, through population growth, urbanization, and travel.
For an astonishingly low cost, we could improve education and health conditions, make the poorest people richer, and help everybody become better able to tackle the future.
Like Joe Kennedy II, the Trump organizers can plead that if Venezuela wants to spend its money on making life better for its much richer northern neighbor, who are they to say no?
That is why the richer European economies tend to have large automatic stabilizers built into their public finances.
Now, as then, richer developed countries are able to put pressure on weaker, poorer ones.
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