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Mare Winningham is the perfect choice to play her mother, and does so with immense sympathy and a range of emotions just as finely tuned as Lohman's.
It is well suited to bring Coleridge's poem to students in a way which awakens their appreciation of it and awakens their sympathy for the lesson which the ancient mariner imparts.
has time or sympathy nor the other side.
13 days to Glory tells the traditional tale with sympathy toward the Mexican viewpoint.
In the tradition of "Cube" you felt trapped with the Characters and even if they were criminal, you developed some sympathy with some of them, only to change your mind by the twists the story takes.
We also understand his sorry character, and there's a lot of sympathy that arises for him.
Ultimately the film is nothing except an attempt by people to express their confusion, sympathy and feelings about what happened.
I'm intrigued by the strong sense of favour towards (or sympathy for!) Sinatra in the other reviews here.
I would have liked to have seen more vulnerability in Lucy Liu's portrayal, whenever she sees him in his various frazzled states, the man she loves and for whom she is performing a mission based on blind faith, some restrained vulnerability and flashes of genuine sympathy and concern would have made it a less one dimensional performance on her part.
It takes place in a Bolivia, there the guerillas are sick and wary and don't meet that much sympathy from the farmers.
The actor resisted the temptation to make his character campy, and so we have sympathy for him.
You gain sympathy for certain characters and you realize the reason none of the adults act like adults is because...well..they have real problems.
Even Clint, the hero, generates no sympathy in the least.
As usual, Lon appeals to our best sadistic instincts while also eliciting genuine sympathy for his impossible love.
i had no sympathy for any of the characters,it was bad acting, directing, and writing!
While the character introductions and subsequent dialogs may strike notes of familiarity to the seasoned connoisseur of cinematic warfare, it's the unfamiliarity of the cast (with Boll regular Michael Pare being the only 'name' actor present) that makes it all stick; the lack of name actors only heightens the suspense, especially after they've earned our sympathy.
It's hard to feel much sympathy for Rondo's "Creeper" character, cold-blooded psycho that he has become, but somehow, we DO still feel some, to the actor's great credit.
None of the kids show much sympathy, which appears to be the point of the movie -- if you're a bad girl and party you lose all your sensitivity.
Although the quarter they live in, the harbour that pulsates continuously, the places they go to, although these all seem very surreal and unpleasant, as if illuminated by cold neon light, one never feels uncomfortable with that - due to the deep sympathy the three friends have for each other.
Furthermore, these static, one-dimensional characters never engage our sympathy.
Cagney is great as the controlling and abusive hoodlum and paints him with most unflattering strokes, yet generates a bit of sympathy because he is so pathetic as he clings to Day in desperation.
A movie fit with hidden lies upon the stuggle in America, showcase a nonstop heartfelt sympathy for a man who strives for much more yet receives acceptance only in wish.
I felt genuine sympathy for this talented actress.
SO, when THEIR spouses get together and build a friendship and then eventually sleep together, you have some sympathy for them.
What I did feel was sympathy for the actors playing these meaningless parts.
Fashionable nastiness, "Ten Little Indians" style, with director Richard Marquand showing no sympathy for his victims--nor giving viewers any genuine thrills to enjoy along the way.
Keaton turns in an absolutely great performance with a great showing of slapstick, sympathy, and and romance.
Tommy's character, while on the surface, demands both pity and sympathy.
Perkins, who is becoming a real horror ingénue, plays Brigitte with sympathy and sarcastic bite, and her relationship with Maslany comes close to matching the sense of sisterly love that provided the endearing backbone of the original "Ginger Snaps."
Maybe it's because the screenplay is a bunch of unscrupulous and light-headed nonsense or maybe it's because you have a lot more sympathy for the characters here than it usually is the case in horror films, I don't know.
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