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I did expect it to be difficult, have sleepless nights, constant feedings, but I did not expect the feelings of isolation and loneliness that I experienced, and I was really surprised that no one had talked to me, that I was going to be feeling this way.
His name is Johannes Oberman and Johannes worked with me from day one in Chicago, just as long hours, just as many sleepless nights as I did.
But I think the days leading up to our flying crew will probably be a little sleepless.
And as sleepless nights pile up, the bedroom can start to carry associations of restless nights wracked with anxiety.
And for all the sadness and sleepless nights, it turns out there is joy.
So after several sleepless nights, I went to Nepal to visit ICIMOD.
And look, I've had my sleepless nights too, I can tell you.
If you constantly have sleepless nights where you're wide awake staring at the ceiling thinking, "Oh, man.
After 30 days of sleepless nights, she finally capitulated and raised the grade.
If nothing else, at least I've discovered what it is we put our speakers through: sweaty palms, sleepless nights, a wholly unnatural fear of clocks.
"How Harry Met Sally" and "Two Weddings and Funeral", even "Sleepless In Seattle" had scripts, locations and ACTORS.
His scenes with Betty seem like something out of "Sleepless in Seattle" or some other romantic comedy like that.
I spent many a sleepless night after watching 2001.
Look at "When Harry Met Sally", "Sleepless In Seattle", and classics like "Roman Holiday" and "It Happened One Night".
During a sleepless night, I was switching through the channels & found this embarrassment of a movie.
Yikes, it was definitely one of those sleepless nights where I surfed the channels and bumped into this stinker of a movie.
I give this movie 1 out of 10 (if I could give a zero I would), and I do not recommend anyone to ever see this movie, you'll be saving yourself many sleepless nights trying to think w.t.f. that freaking movie is about.
Perhaps because I was so young, innocent and BRAINWASHED when I saw it, this movie was the cause of many sleepless nights for me.
Dressed to Kill (1980) is a mystery horror film from Brian De Palma and it really works.The atmosphere is right there.The atmosphere that makes you scared.And isn't that what a horror film is supposed to do.All the actors are in the right places.Michael Caine is perfect as Dr. Robert Elliott, the shrink with a little secret.Angie Dickinson as Kate Miller, the sexually frustrated mature woman is terrific.Keith Gordon as her son Peter is brilliant.Nancy Allen as Liz Blake the call girl is fantastic.Dennis Franz does his typical detective role.His Detective Marino is one of the most colorful in this movie.There are plenty of creepy scenes in this movie.The elevator scene is one of them.There have been made comparisons between this and Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho (1960).There are some similarities between these two movies.Both of these movies may cause some sleepless nights.
Well finally after owning the DVD for months now i pooped it in on a sleepless night.
My husband fell asleep soon after we went to bed and I was sleepless, under the impact of the film.
I watched it after pre- recording it during a sleepless early A.M. I would love to see the first version released in the U.S. for comparison's sake.
This is the only film I have ever watched which has actually given me a sleepless night.
Non Ho Sonno, or Sleepless as it's commonly known to English speaking audiences, starts in 'Turin, 1983' where a young boy named Giacomo (Daniele Angius) has just witnessed his mother (Francesca Vettori) being brutally murdered by an unseen assailant, Chief Inspector Ulisse Moretti (Max von Sydow) promises Giacomo that he will find his mother's killer even if it takes him the rest of his life.
This isn't sleepless in seattle or when harry met sally.
Last year's "Sleepless" was a disastrous attempt at returning to the giallos that made him famous, and "The Phantom of the Opera" (what is this, the MILLIONTH version?) is a murky, muddled, and indifferent stab at 'art.' Reviews that say this is Argento's worst film are not inaccurate--it's so dull I fast-forwarded through most of it, and I NEVER fast-forward through movies.
All movie is well done, with brilliant actors (attention on Ed Harris as John Glenn) and a long sleepless story.
This movie caused me a sleepless night.
But I didn't feel that the ending was convincing, unlike other great romantic comedies, like "You've Got Mail", "While You Were Sleeping", or "Sleepless in Seattle".
All in all, a pretty decent way to waste a sleepless night while surfing the cable box. 2 stars (out of 5) on the Corkymeter.
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