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Although it is understandable why the movie became controversial, there was no intention of hurting anyone.
Even if you were put off by the movie's incohesiveness in plot (and completely understandable if you were), this one's a lot easier to understand.
The blend of Canadian and French actors produce a blend of French understandable by all Francophones (unlike many modern films which use variations not understood by those on the other side of the Atlantic), and humor accessible to all, free of regionalisms or cultural slants.
It is very understandable why he could not get financial backing as the film is in the eyes of the Hollywood suits, too controversial.
They're ordeal is more understandable and the performances are pretty good.
It is understandable that DEADWOOD is not for every viewer, the treatment of women, children and men - regardless of size, shape and color - is often violent or at the least brutal, heartlessness abounds and a pretty picture it does not make.
That said, I, for one, thought Chaney was at the peak of his form as the "retard" Lenny, and, whilst it is more than understandable that some found his performance "over the top," that is purely a matter of subjective reaction.
If that's so, it's understandable why he was fired.
somehow i still sense "hollywood things" in it, but i think it's understandable, considering we're living in a time when hollywood rules the film industry of the world.
So now, I hope my infuriated disappointment is understandable after seeing this film.
But it's understandable if many people find this movie hard to stomach.
With a title like Possessed and a plot line concerning a woman's obsessive unrequited love for an aloof man, it is understandable if one does not expect much.
Pokemon has been well-established as a franchise with cartoons, toys, movies, made-for-TV movies and made for direct-to-DVD movies as understandable only by children.
For those of us that have blocked out the traumatic parts of growing up, then it is understandable why you don't understand this movie.
And his frustration at his inability to move the US Congress to pass meaningful gun control measures – owing to implacable opposition from the powerful National Rifle Association and its mostly Republican allies – has been as palpable as it is understandable.
Such temptations are understandable, and need not be animated by improper motives.
Hubris was perhaps understandable; but, as every Greek schoolchild knows, hubris leads to nemesis.
This situation is both understandable and increasingly unsettling for America’s well-being and that of the global economy.
Their reaction was understandable: even entertaining the possibility of the US becoming “number two” amounts to career suicide for an American politician.
In a context of experimentation, such unintended consequences are understandable.
Anticipating the prospect of such future fire sales (of loans, financial assets, or institutions), it is understandable that even strong banks will restrict their lending to very short maturities, and their investments to extremely liquid securities.
Given the history of Western colonialism in Asia, the desire to maintain a distinct identity is both legitimate and understandable, as is the belief in many Asian countries – first and foremost China – that the time has come to settle old scores.
It is understandable that European leaders would latch onto Brexit as the one thing EU member states can agree on.
But they have persisted on this course in the face of a fierce campaign to dissuade them – including threats of Israeli sanctions and a cut-off of financial support to the Palestinian Authority by the US Congress – owing to their wholly understandable lack of confidence that anything will move without some new spark.
If he decides to resist being tried in a court of law, like any other offender, this would be understandable.
This agenda might seem selfish, though understandable from the point of view of an oil billionaire.
It is understandable that left-leaning scholars found some of the socialist government’s redistribution and education policies appealing, as Nobel laureate Joseph Stiglitz did when visiting Caracas, the country’s capital, in 2007.
By and large, economists and other social scientists have neglected the history of Jews and capitalism, for reasons that are understandable, though unconvincing.
As the world’s largest polluter, accounting for roughly a quarter of global carbon emissions, America’s reluctance to do more is perhaps understandable, if not forgivable.
That nerves are now on end in America is perfectly understandable.
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