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Not that anyone else is very good in it either, but when you hate the character that is supposed to be garnering your sympathy the movie just fails to work.
I never felt sympathy nor empathy for the lead- yes he had to overcome slavery but then seemed to have an easy ride to khan- pillaging, killing and double crossing his way to the top.
I really liked one of his other films, Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance.
Throughout the film I can't seem to find a connection or for that matter, sympathy with the characters, perhaps thats because they don't develop one throughout the film, character that is.
Also at the end one of the characters confessed a past misdemeanor to her friend, rather than generating sympathy from the audience, most people started to giggle.
I actually want to send him a sympathy card.
The worst of all is Melissa Gilbert, who you hate from scene one and never develop any sympathy for.
The Caracters Generated No Sympathy From Me,The Story Must Have Been Written As The Movie Was Filmed.
And, just as with "Planet...", its lead actor is woefully miscast and leaden; Guy Pearce, a terrific actor of great range, is all wrong for this role, giving a one-note performance that elicits zero sympathy; he's so dour and serious, and lacking in awe of the (supposedly) amazing things he sees that you don't believe for a moment that he's experiencing them.
Despite all his troubles young Mickey by no means is not a likable character but it's clearly was somehow we were supposed to care about him and even feel strong sympathy to him.
With audience sympathy skewed, the film loses its narrative progression.
Even the most sociopathic character evokes sympathy.
No irritating stereotypes for which you don't feel sympathy anyway, like slutty girls or football jocks.
Adams, her beautiful face in alarming contrast to her twisted body, exhibits great pathos and sympathy.
He plays an individual entirely without sympathy who is ironically dressed from head to toe in a white suit, pants, and hat.
That way, the audience can feel more sympathy for the hero.
Mizoguchi really cared for women, and wanted to make statements on man's lack of sympathy and total cruelty, yet he sometimes gets ahead of himself in trying to make this statement by adopting the wrong means.
The acting by the two leads is hard to believe; you would swear the two young men really DO suffer from Muscular Dystrophy (Rory) and Cerebral Palsy (Michael); quite simply, two of the FINEST performances I have EVER seen; these are two very believable characters as well, and you never have the feeling things have just been "tossed in" for dramatic purposes or to evoke sympathy.
It is told with sympathy and without too much emotion.
This movie has touches of sadness to humour to sympathy to the final "is he or isn't he".
No matter how many times Wile Ethelbert "Famishius Famishius" Coyote tries to get Road "Burnius Roadibus" Runner, we always know what's going to happen, though our sympathy always remains with WEC.
I feel a definite sympathy for Daffy in this one, which is rare for me.
Surprisingly, for the first time, I felt sympathy for the villain in the end.
The final result is mildly disappointing really, since Carlson's epilogue at the end makes some sense to all the goings-on, even provoking sympathy.
Meryl Streep also won an Oscar playing Joanna, the unhappy wife who we feel sympathy for in the beginning of the film but that all changes when she returns for her son.
You know, before seeing this film I had little sympathy for those caught up in criminal cases.
The movie itself triggers feelings of sympathy, fear, confusion, happiness, and sadness.
Even with this fresh in mind I felt sympathy for the German Soldier.
I felt sympathy for all parties that this tragedy could happen.
Able to hold on to sympathy as his desires take him over and interesting despite the endless close-ups and Mahler score playing above him Not one for a Friday night with your girlfriend but certainly OK if you want to explore the limits of human spiritual limitation.
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