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There apparently are no real rules governing it's behavior, as it comes out day or night with no aversion to light which makes you wonder why the characters feel so secure trampsing around during the day.
It breaks the rules of the space/time continuum in the way that time seems to reverse itself during the viewing.
The new gift came with 3 rules.
Goldie Hawn is also amazing here, she is very beautiful, funny, had some cool facial reactions, was quite bizarre at times, and just rocked overall!. (Goldie rules).
"My Cousin Vinny" isn't the great court room drama because it's filled with things that are simply against the rules of court, but since the film is told in such tongue-and-check fashion, it simply adds to the great on-screen chemistry of the actors involved and themes of the film.
In 1954 when this was made, everybody was reading their lines and standing very straight but in this film Sinatra breaks those rules and shows us into the mind and heart of a man badly damaged by his war experiences.
Don't ruin this film for yourself by going in with expectations, limitations, rules, preconceptions, etc. of what you think it's supposed to be.
Not with that evil warden who kills people, but activating pain to prisoners who break the rules.
I know animals are better looked after nowadays when in a film and there are stricter rules to protect them.
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.
Because in reality they live under a lot of social and moral rules, that restricts freedom to its very core.
The smalltime gangsters rules the city and the locals try their best to maintain some degree of peace in their small society.
Everything in there is completely unauthentic, situations are poorly constructed, the love story is a sick twisted tale which escapes the rules of common reasonable sense, and that does not make the movie great.
I know that I'm about to bash a movie that many consider a classic of Argentinian cinema, but hey, controversy rules!
An unusual assortment of pilots converge for a cross country automobile race where breaking the rules and chaotic car chases are part of the game , and everybody competing for a grand prize in less than legal rally.
The flick follows in the path of Kevin Smith while at the same time blazing it's own unique path by putting a spin on the classic romantic comedy rules, i.e. the boy spends the whole movie trying to get the woman who he has no chance of getting and instead puts the female character in that most unenviable situation.
The surfing rules and the leading trio is well played.
What I try to say is that this movie is not "manufactured" according to the canonical rules, it is "genuine".
I've done some work in prisons, so I had an intellectual understanding that prisons are a world unto themselves, with their own rules and consequences.
And thats only cause MWC the show rules.
Lord Shin leaves Kenshiro for dead in the wastelands & takes his lover Julia (Isako Washio) as his own to Southern Cross City which he rules.
During that time, the Freedom School, a hippie commune led by Billy's lover Jean (Delores Taylor) begins to prosper, releasing newspapers and TV that stick it to the man, caring for underprivileged and abused children, and no doubt doing lots of drugs (oh, I'm sorry - drug use is against the rules there).
Barry soars out into the world on his own and breaks one of the most important rules of beedom...he speaks to a human.
Goes on to have a moral deciding theme, do you go by the rules or do you break them?
Every inmate driver is driving a monster car that they built which is loaded with machine guns, missiles, flamethrowers, napalm, and no rules.
An OK movie about a cop who "goes outside the rules" to track what he suspects is a serial killer.
The graphic sex scene between Selma Blair and Robert Wisdom is blocked out in the R-rated version; Solondz has a big red rectangle over the characters in a successful attempt to show how the MPAA censors can ruin a movie with their silly rules.
- It wasn't just that the food that I ate was completely different to a palate more used to hamburgers or fish & chips, but that the rules were different too.
I've had to pad this out because of the rules but my summary would be: Quite boring with no resolution (yep - I'm one of those who likes a real ending!
Following is a repeat of above text because I've already said it all, but IMDb rules require 10 lines of text before a review can be submitted: Don't waste your time on this boring movie.
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