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How can a mother treat her own son that way, okay if it was the daughter in law, but this was her own son.
But even then I thought it would be a great RGV treat, after all isn't he the same guy who directed Sathya and Company?
I managed to sneak away one night and go to the movie theater to see this one, thinking I was in for a treat.
After I saw "La Roue" this afternoon, a short, light-hearted little movie, I consider this one a real treat!
A treat for both the eye and the ear.
A great suspense movie with terrific slow camera-work adding to the dramatics makes this a treat to watch and enjoy.
While the first part (Acts 1 and 2) mostly consists of action and fun, the second part is more serious and one should not treat the second part in the exact same way as first part.
When a movie shocks you with it's disturbing, brooding atmosphere, and grabs you by the throat with it's stunning cinematography, you just know that you have stumbled upon a treat, masterpiece of a film.
Also, the movie is gorgeously shot, costumed, and set, making it a visual treat in every way.
Writer/director Andrew Fleming seems to realize the idea of a teenage girl regularly breaking up crime rings in a small town is ridiculous, so he doesn't treat the idea religiously.
He pokes fun at Nancy Drew's ability to do anything, such as ace every class in school, know which baked treat is perfect for converting any enemy to her side, make a bird house with twelve flying buttresses, and even perform an emergency tracheotomy at a party.
As a community theater actor who works hard at it but doesn't take acting too seriously, I'm always amused by those who treat it as Great Art.
The filmmakers seem to treat this like a freak show at the circus, coming each day to record (and chuckle) at whatever bizarre behavior may come about.
Hearfelt thanks to Kay Pollak and the wonderful cast for this superb treat!!
What a surprising treat to come across on late television.
Passport to Pimlico is a real treat for all fans of British cinema.
Treat it with the respect you deserve and you'll get a lot out of it.
It's a rare treat to watch a cable movie in the middle of the day and come across a foreign film that is done so well.
An enjoyably warped treat.
What a real treat and quite unexpected.
What a treat!
This engrossing film is a treat for any movie fan who loves a gripping courtroom drama, portrayed in the most human but unsentimental terms.
This film is a visual treat, and is deliberately paced so the viewer can savour its sensuous lyric quality, which is presented in an artistic low-key fashion.
This is another absolutely superb performance from the Divine Miss M. From the beginning to the end, this is one big treat!
It's so good see a show where all the characters work well together and they treat each other with respect.
It was such a treat when this show was on because it was such a fresh, innovative, and original show.
The story reveals the devotion and gratitude of children to those who treat them well and their longing to be treated well.
So it was a treat to get to know the artist personally through this film, he is just as patient and gentle as you would expect, and has some wonderful things to say about the natural world, the deepest of which are expressed in his occasional inability to say it in words at all.
In general I thought the attitude and the atmosphere of the production conveyed the charm of the novel exceedingly well; indeed it is one of the sweetest, merriest things I have ever seen, rather in the nature of a Christmas treat.
German film maker,Thomas Riedelsheimer directs,photographs & edits this meditation on the creative process that is a real treat for both the eye & ear (with an ambient musical score,composed & performed by Fred Frith,who's music is generally edgy experimental/noise textured guitar,as well as a capable ensemble of musicians).
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