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They found the club dance scene hilarious and were taken with the friendship and camaraderie that the three main characters shared.
These men all shared many wonderful traits--the ability to make films for almost nothing and a complete ineptness that makes many of their films unintentional laugh riots.
Because, at its heart, this is a character-driven piece -- about the love and mutual respect shared by two strong-willed siblings.
Someday I will take part in a feast like that shared by the characters in this film, and on that day, I will be an extraordinarily happy man.
I doubt many women shared the caring relationship of Bea and Delilah.
He re-animates the aged inventor who shared the process with him.
The love these two people shared is so brilliantly displayed by these two leads as is the conflict in the later years of the Fab Four.
Liam Neeson and Patrick Swazye shared an excellent bond as brothers and had fantastic chemistry together, and i thought Adam Baldwin, was wonderful as the main villain, plus the finale was quite exciting!.
The directing credit is actually shared between King and one Walter Avancini, and the difference in opinion they must have had is obvious as the film changes direction frequently, unsure of it's path.
Obviously this is not a movie for everyone, since this bleak view on human life is clearly not shared by all.
His grandfather wants to visit the powwow, which is a meeting between all kinds of tribes from the USA, in which the dances and traditions will be shared.
A series of shorts held together by the NYC subway setting (obviously), by a wonderful framing device that brings the work to a highly satisfying and affirmative conclusion, and by a shared sense of found life, the effect of the whole is even greater than the individual parts although some of those were unforgettable.
We were absolutely so impressed and have already shared it with friends.
Old and Young a like had a great learning experience and were able to accept the FEELINGS they all deeply shared with its other.
After the screening both the director and the director's father shared their emotions and anecdotes, and the audience could tell how much it meant to them to tell their story in this film.
In the late 70s, french director Jean-Pierre Jeunet and designer Marc Caro met and found they shared a lot of interests in the visual arts, their friendship soon became an artistic team that would spent the whole 80s making short films where the duo was able to explore and master the cinema language, perfecting their storytelling abilities and visual design skills, preparing themselves to make a career in film-making.
It was sort of a step-back in time for those of who remember when families were close and shared Sunday dinners along with great conversation around the dinner table.
The loss that is felt at the end can be shared by millions of people who have lots someone that close to them.
By the end of this movie, my friend and I had shared a lot of laughs.
He maintained hope, however, that, while culture could not cure humans of their destructiveness, it could help us to limit these instincts, at least in our shared outer world.
Every society needs shared values.
Our global society contains many different customs, traditions and religions; where can it find the shared values to hold it together?
European leaders act as if the US still cares about a trans-Atlantic alliance of shared interests, values, and approaches.
The US and Europe do still have many shared interests; but they have many divergent ones as well, especially when the US violates international law.
Trump’s Palestine QuandaryRAMALLAH – This week’s meeting between US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu – the first between the two leaders since Trump took office – was supposed to focus on their shared desire to reverse the Iran nuclear deal.
Massive migration to urban areas, high unemployment, low incomes, poor housing and sanitation, inadequate infrastructure, and social deprivation are shared symptoms of economic hubs where population growth has not been reconciled with cohesive approaches to public-health policy.
Proven systems and reforms should be shared between emerging-market cities, and successful new innovations and ideas should be adapted to local conditions.
By much the same token, Europe’s governments should be making a determined new effort to strengthen Europeans’ sense of a shared history and common values.
This interdependence stems not only from a shared currency: it is the fruit of endless socioeconomic interactions that weave the EU member states into a dynamic web.
One answer was provided by two of Mitt Romney’s advisers, who stated that their candidate particularly valued the “special relationship” with Britain because of the shared “Anglo-Saxon heritage.”
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