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It was a nice first effort, I suppose, but so many scenes didn't mesh well with each other and apparently everyone speaks German.
Personally, I've only met a few people in my entire life that spoke German, and here, everyone on the street speaks it.
Unfunny plot points such as the one in Jamaica in which the monkey speaks in Jamaican to a guy he's is beating up, are all to common.
The commentator only rarely speaks, and when he does, his comments are gibberish and just to poke fun at the mayhem what unfolds.
What Maris and Mantle accomplished in 1961 speaks for itself.
I mean, we must not know any particular of the life of any character (for instance, Bresson did not care at all about it...), but it is difficult to sympathize with a character who only speaks with slogans.
This people definitely speaks more to the younger generation.
"I'm trying to hold a family together..." speaks Cherry Jones as Julia to her husband, Robert Knott, who plays the part of Will, in this compelling story of a waterman's family on Chesapeake Bay's Eastern Shore.
Foster is initially amazing as a woman who speaks a language all her own, but there is nothing to the role beyond the initial impression.
It speaks, and pays homage, to those classic films from the late 40s, early 50s by creating a town with character, mythology, and individuality.
For example, at one point on his way out the door, he stops due to a brilliant plan for a invention and speaks into his voice recorder.
There's a frozen goldfish named Beethoven, a self-righteous younger brother (also Robert Lepage), and a loving mother who never speaks a single word (Anne-Marie Cadieux).
It speaks to the warm, human, and entirely charming story that I was able to actually stay with it from the perspective being practically underneath the huge screen, looking up, making sure my eyes were looking through the right part of my glasses.
Hopkins also strikes "attitudes" and she often poses dramatically as she stares off into the distance and speaks rather ponderous and unfunny speeches.
Each season speaks about a terrorist problem, and what's the problem?
I didn't want to laugh at him, but just couldn't help myself, which I think speaks volumes about the script of this movie.
And that speaks volumes about what passes for entertainment these days.
He fully develops the under-educated but always noble, kind-hearted delinquent he is that speaks his mind, only to the confusion of even the most highly educated.
He speaks about the camera as it were a curse that would destroy them all as the children make the camera and other film equipment ready to film the old man.
i think his track record now speaks for itself.
The little nods to the ride throughout the movie are fun, especially Jennifer Tilly as Madame Leota, a disembodied head inside a crystal ball who speaks in riddles.
Joan Collins even speaks with an American accent or at least she tries.
One of the best lines is when Cooper says to Hayward referring to her husband, that what counts is what one does and not what he speaks.
No one speaks seriously any more of the danger of disintegration.
Little in China today speaks of moderation.
Her unpretentious manner and intellectual capacity (she holds a doctorate in physics) quickly won her the respect of many, even of Vladimir Putin, whose language she speaks fluently.
While her party program speaks of opening union contracts, relaxing job protection, and, in particular, overhauling the incentive structure of the welfare system, her government has been mostly silent about these issues.
While the roadmap speaks volumes about security, it makes no mention whatsoever of the Israeli wall.
According to the Kremlin press service, President Putin speaks to Patriarch Alexy II often.
Moreover, because ASEAN must represent ten countries with one voice, and must reach a consensus before it speaks, China has little reason to fear that a common ASEAN negotiating position would be totally unacceptable – particularly given recent history.
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