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I was expecting much but what I got was some interesting scenes (I really liked the first seen at the convenience store), some amusing stories as told by the characters and a little bit of action thrown in the mix as well.
I like the mix of real stories pertinent today (the stereotypical career woman who only has affairs with married men, therefore doesn't have a family when she is older) with ones that make you wish, "ah, if only I could fall in love with a doctor and he'll love me even though he knows my sordid past, and saw me all messed up after the scandalous accident!!" Also, I just got the DVD, widescreen, it's yet even more beautiful than full screen... Yay!
Highly recommend it to anyone who likes to see movies that have interesting stories.
If you are a Gone with the Wind fan and/or enjoy romantic stories, see the movie Scarlett.
Since growing up in Czechoslovakia I was following history of RAF pilots and crews in WWII Great Britain, their stories and tragic ending either in the combat or in communist prisons and camps.
The three stories are remarkably well-done for independent productions and capture those traumatic feelings of "coming out" when you aren't really sure it's a good idea.
Beyond the Clouds contain 4 short stories with familiar themes that we've come to be accustomed to from his earlier works, and sums up those themes in vignettes which are weaved together via Wenders' directed scenes involving John Malkovich's The Director character.
I enjoy watching True stories on Lifetime, Lifetime Movie network and on Courttv.
What can one say about any Wilder film other than they are the most human and real stories about people and what drives them, bugs them,haunts them.
While the majority of the story takes place inside of a hotel room, the stories that Buddy (Nick Drake, wonderful allusion) and Daphne share take you outside of their room and into their world.
True stories make the best stories don't they?
She also has the funniest stories!
I heard on various stories on the film through time, that there was a push for an Academy Award nomination when it was released.
Hillerman's books are wonderful, and as a young child raised in the Southwest his stories hit home!
While spending the cold night stranded in the woods around a campfire, they kill time telling ghost stories.
Anyhow, this is a great study of a fascinating musician, woefully underknown, full of great stories, greater music, and it could have been 3 hours longer and I'd have loved it even more.
These days, I watch almost exclusively, worthwhile true stories because they are typically far more interesting than fiction.
I went in with low expectations and now I must say this is one of the best love stories ever in film.
You'll be pulled into their stories and will wish the film went on for twice as long.
To pass the time, they tell each other scary stories.
Of all the seasons and episodes of THE TWILIGHT ZONE, after seeing all the great, mind boggling, thought provoking stories, this one stands on top.
Toasts are long rhyming stories that are funny and deliver a point, and you can see how they would naturally evolve into rap.
Although this was a film of only less than forty minutes, it is one of best directed and acted stories I have ever seen.
Much credit has been missed in these films.Love the way they portrayed the dry and dusty monologs of the civil war..Making it into one of the greatest love stories of all time, and showing through all obsticals of life, what true freindship means..How 2 divided countries split.But yet all and all the freindship remained solid, even though the war divided kinships and freindships up.But through it all, till the very end, they remained and taught us the viewer, how true freind ships can still remain till present day!
Atwill's portrayal of Moriarity is more sadistic than the cunning sort described in the Doyle stories (or George Zucco's performance in The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes), but Atwill's skills as an actor makes his Moriarity quite the benevolent fellow.
We most often wind up with stories all about experienced men with their own sense of honor, stories where fate, fatalism and the code run things.
The stories have nothing in common (only an American teenager, werewolves and a city in Europe).
It is a profound accomplishment that the interaction between these stories feels natural, transcending the forced plot entanglement often found in Hollywood movies.
This wonderful 3 part BBC production is one of the sweetest love stories that I have seen in a while.
It seems that no matter how many films are made on the subject, there is no shortage of stories that emerge from the Second World War.
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