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The end was logic and obviously tragic.
Flynn was a tragic figure, a larger then life adventurer and lover who 's reputation, after death, naturally, was smeared by a several books, now proved to be false.
And, sorry to say, the acting is somewhat tragic.
This character is not making jokes or being funny, and is therefor all the more realistic and even tragic.
The threat of a possible German invasion obviously had an enormous impact on the inhabitants and these aspects are often discarded in many historical accounts of this tragic period.
We though "The Breakup" was going to be a comedy... it was a tragic pile of interpersonal failure...
Children respond to tragic events in many different ways.
It seems that about every thirteen years a tragic accident occurs on or near the lake and the victims are never found.
This movie was tacky and offensive, all the more tragic because of the hilarity potential of Robin Williams and the likability potential of Mandy Moore and Jon Krasinski.
Anyone who has experienced tragic loss can identify with one of the characters.
There is an incredible moment halfway through where the director seems to have gone berserk, asking for all 5 of his protagonists to spout the entire range of tragic pathos: where the film has just had lazy, bad performances, at this point they seem to turn on a dime and try to re-enact scenes from The Trojan Women.
Some of the most beautiful and tragic scenes I'd ever witnessed are the ones between Tsuzuki and Hisoka.
This is tragic, as we've seen so much better from both Mr. Brooks and Leslie Nielsen.
Menzel is one of those great Czech New Wave directors (along Milos Forman, who managed to get into the spotlight by moving to the USA) who established this very special Czech style of movie-making: sensitive while humorous, joyful while tragic, with very intimate and thought-provoking stories.
It's rather tragic.
It's quite tragic when a fresh idea gets thrown out in the form of a horrific film, but this movie delivers just that.
After the conquest of this revolution with the help of Soviets a tragic new dictatorship fell over my fatherland for another 33 years which was full with lying and falsification of history.
This is a cheapie folks, the tragic attempt at special effects is truly laughable, and the story line ( even for a B Horror movie )is really uneven.
Jerome Bixby's script can't decide whether to make the Faceless Man tragic hero or outright monster, and ends up doing both in fits and starts.
Chernobyl was a tragic event, caused by human error, and a very poor design (The reactors had no containment buildings, just 1 major example!).
A very one sided perspective where everyone interviewed agrees that the this tragic situation is 100% the making of outside forces like the police, school system, prison system etc.
And, If that weren't enough, he finds that tragic incident also beset him with a peculiar sort of obsessive stalker which eats away at his peace of mind and infects his relationship with his girlfriend, Clair (Morton), until he finds himself slipping over the brink of destruction.
I remeber seeing this film for the first time when I was five years old and telling my friends about the gore scenes but as I got older and viewed the film again I realzied how much of a tragic love story the film was.
seemed very candid and opened her self up.and allowed herself to be very vulnerable.or at least it appears that way.but it's clear she's also a tragic figure.regardless,the
There are compelling moments, like the two main lovers Taisheng (Taisheng Chen) and Tao (Tao Zhao) lying on Taisheng's hard dormitory bed and even the schmaltzy wordless communing between Tao and her Russian friend Anna (Alla Shcherbakova), but in the aimless round of daily emptiness of working at this trashy hi-tech carnival falsification of "The World" outside, which the workers will never see in person, Jia loses the momentum of the turbulent, emotional decade he chronicles in "Platform" or the tragic downward spiral of the two boys in "Unknown Pleasures."
She goes fishing and frolicking as if nothing tragic has happened in her life swimming in the lake she says smiling that she's watching God.
Kudos also to Billie Whitelaw, "The Omen"'s nanny from hell, here playing a tragic pub girl.
If you've read Antonia Fraser's brilliant book, you'll see the tragic history she describes so vividly come to life.
There are great tragic comic scenes like when a man tries to catch a sword that is going through his head, or when an enormous hole is made on a man.
The story, based on real events, is tragic and beautiful.
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