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And all the beauty: beauty of the winter and mountains, beauty of snowy landscapes and wild woods, I don't even know how all the sorrow and sadness of last days of war could be made so beautiful.
As to the film itself, this is an excellent all-rounder with good picture quality, more than satisfactory soundtrack, lively plot involving suspense, emotion, sadness, frustration, feeling good and exotic surroundings ( for a European ).
It came to be in my mind, a story about Aung San Suu Kyi, and the struggles of women to remain strong in the face of uncertainty, danger, and sadness.
It was an original story with a touch of generational sadness in it.
This movie has touches of sadness to humour to sympathy to the final "is he or isn't he".
It dramatically exposes the raw beauty in the intense sadness of Philips observations of our relationship with our own mortality, and lays it our in a way that seems to have missed even the great philosophers.
And even in the show, there are moments of sadness and anger and etc.
A lot of sadness.
It's nothing like most "chick flicks" in the sense of tears and sadness, but holds its own and i think can be equally enjoyed by males as well as females.
The movie itself triggers feelings of sympathy, fear, confusion, happiness, and sadness.
I expected it to be entertaining - like all of the Sundance shorts - but I wasn't prepared for such deep sadness and yet also a sense of passion and beauty.
Also the music defines the sadness of the love which plays along the beautiful slow motion frames and shows the characters in despairing moods.
And, oh yes, there's romance, and a little sadness too.
There is so much hardship, spilling out into the masses, that it is difficult to not see the sadness on the faces of all you pass.
It had drama, adventure and sweetness and sadness.
So the one who loves sadness and depression, and scary fairy-tales at night, and wolves and real madness - welcome!
Especially recommended as a date movie - for people in love who aren't frightened of confronting the sweetness and sadness of life.
A movie that made me think of love and all that I have lost, but no sadness graced my eyes, for some strange reason, relief.
Sexually explicit but it drives home the fact that Kenneth couldn't let anyone invade his world and this is where the sadness of the man lies.
For a genius who brought happiness to so many, it's such a shame that his private life was filled with such despair and sadness.
I really felt a whirlwind of emotions watching this film including sadness, anxiety and joy.
The sadness lies in the struggles and dysfunction of the mother (Carroll), who cannot truly help her children, not because she doesn't want to, or try, but because, it's obvious she doesn't know how.
The life of Slama is filled with sadness, every aspect of his life fell apart.
A culture of joy and sadness specific to working class Blacks that existed outside the mainstream culture.
The crazy cases they get are so outlandish, they barely evoke sympathy or sadness.
I'm not that stupid: what kind of world is this one in which people do not suffer of diarrhea, profound sadness and STDs?
However, Peter Sellers' genius still shines through with his portrayal of Nayland Smith, with echoes of sadness, tragedy, and strength simmering through a stoic facade; it's a performance I place on par with Peter Cushing's portrayal of Van Helsing but done in a tenth of the cumulative screen time of all Cushing's "Dracula" movies.
Where "My Girl" provoked a genuine feelings of sadness and some genuinely funny moments, like so many sequels "My Girl 2" tries to recreate these emotions generated by the audience, and fails miserably.
A true Hollywood epic, it has all the things a great Hollywood film has: Birth, death, happiness, sadness, exhilaration, despair, and so on.
Perhaps the best Isabel Allende's book, House of the Spirits describes an alternative chilean history, this one full of magic, a mystic veil, plus some kind of omnipresent sadness.
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