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Everything takes place in a bubble-gum colored world where everyone is attractive, there are some easily-resolved conflicts that occasionally take away from the mostly happy proceedings, and vast amounts of plot are summarized by montages set to bouncy pop tunes.
Other reviewers have summarized this film noir well.
This is the true, pure and raw recent history of these countries summarized concisely in this novel / film.
The series could be summarized as a drama story about a group of plane crash survivors stranded on an unknown island, but that would be doing the show a disservice.
This film is best summarized as a live action version of Wacky Races.
Basically this whole movie can be summarized in ONE sentence: "Okay, better get going now...why aren't you leaving???????" I see others had the same "WTF's" has I had, so I don't feel so bad about this review: 1.)
Rather than repeating the same review three times, all three segments of this film can be summarized similarly: These three tales are all masterfully produced, seamlessly cast, and flawlessly produced.
the plot, such as it is, can be summarized in 3 lines, yet they drag it out to 2 hrs (with commercials).
If this film were to be summarized briefly it would be rendered a film that showcases the effects of change.
Normally, I would not be interested in a film that is summarized as a "complex... thriller about computers and cryptography, government and espionage."
It's like the writers were afraid that the viewers wouldn't understand the complicated plot (which can be summarized in one sentence), and so they have the characters reiterate it in every other scene.
Well most of the MST3K crew's classic lines have already been summarized.
In Branagh's defense, there are a lot of difficulties translating the original work into movie form as there are many long passages of time in which critical details are summarized, also there is a lot of introspection and conversation that would need to be translated into something more visually compelling.
The world of my niece’s picture books – where every struggle in summarized in 20 pages and ends with a “happily ever after” – will never be reality.
I was interested in the nervous system, and thought it important to study it in a way that it could be summarized in the form of a wiring diagram.
George Orwell neatly summarized why: “All propaganda is a lie even when it's telling the truth."
The most important differences between the two candidates can be summarized as follows:Spending.
A new inter-regional movement, Unity, founded only in September ‘99, dominated the parliamentary elections last December on a platform that could be summarized in two words: Vladimir Putin.
What we learned is easily summarized.
Greenspan summarized the consensus: “...we have now all agreed on 2%...”Thus, the Fed’s 2% inflation objective was born.
Europe’s complaints – or, more specifically, the complaints of over 1,600 European companies – are summarized in a new report issued by the European Union Chamber of Commerce in China.
Systematic reviews have summarized the evidence regarding the provision of hospital services by large for-profit companies versus not-for-profit providers.
The historical evidence has been well summarized by my Harvard colleague Jeffry Frieden.
But demographers rarely use CDR’s, thinking instead in terms of age- and sex-specific mortality rates, usually summarized as “life expectancy.”
Such a scenario can be summarized as follows.
Suddenly, something happened – not an event in itself (though it started with Hollande’s first great public rally in mid-January), but rather something that may resemble an irresistible process that can be summarized as follows: a majority of the French want to punish a president who has fallen from their graces.
As recently as 2007, when New York University economist Thomas Sargent, addressing the graduating class at the University of California, Berkeley, summarized the wisdom of economics in 12 short principles, the tradeoff was among them.
Jane Jacobs’s insights on this, published more that 40 years ago, have been confirmed by more recent studies summarized in books by Edward Glaeser and Enrico Moretti.
As one presenter at the conference summarized: “No models have shown a complete shutdown, or a net cooling over land areas.
A friend summarized the problem succinctly for me: “When I was young, my father wouldn’t believe anything unless it was printed in the Times of India.
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