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This ninety-minute TV movie, which served as the pilot for what would turn out to be a vastly inferior series, is first-rate Rod Serling: a little preachy, very unsettling, and preoccupied with the themes of human desperation and ugliness.
With a supporting cast of a vastly younger coworker, in love with older man and the separated husband of the eye specialist, trying to work things out after tragedy.
In fact, if you could remove the music from many westerns the movies would be vastly improved.
SKIP this crud, and watch the vastly superior "Dr.
Because it was an epic miniseries, which cost around $110 million to make, the television powers that be were able to film at various locations around the world and bring vastly different (yet interconnected) stories of the war to the small screen.
This is one of his early movies and, although I haven't seen any others, I firmly believe that his production has improved vastly with experience, but you should definitely not see this as your first movie by him.
They are vastly superior to this.
Of course the truth is vastly different if unconvincing; Hitch went on to become the idol of those who worship mediocrity and managed to dazzle Truffaut (and if ever two over-inflated filmmakers deserved each other ...).
However, my favorite of the series now has to be Silent Hill Origins thanks to a vastly improved combat and movement system.
This mentality was a radical departure from the earlier, vastly more entertaining Roach/McGowan entries; unfortunately these later MGM installments are what most people have seen.
Armed with the top secret data, he begins to finally get the attention of the nation as he desperately pleads with his countrymen and women to build up the vastly depleted British military just in case the demented madman, Hitler, turns a lustful eye to Winston?s beloved country.
It also set the stage for two vastly inferior sequels (without Matthau or O'Neal).
Today, however, these countries’ cities must contend with economic and social issues that are more acute, more urgent, and of a vastly larger scale than those that confronted European and American cities in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.
The country has also vastly improved its farming infrastructure, and new irrigation and drinking water systems provide rural areas with easy access to clean, safe water sources.
In fact, after running twin current- and capital-account surpluses persistently for two decades, China’s foreign-exchange reserves are poised to break the $4 trillion threshold, with the marginal cost of every dollar accrued vastly surpassing its potential benefits.
A code of ethics is needed because the power of science to result in harm, if it is not well governed, has grown vastly.
Machines were rapidly replacing human labor, holding out the prospect of vastly increased production at a fraction of the existing human effort.
But, in broad terms, the prophecy of vastly increased leisure for all has not been fulfilled.
Egypt’s problems are, of course, vastly different from those of California.
In the midterm elections, which Trump himself described as a referendum on his presidency, the Democratic candidates for both the House and Senate vastly outpolled their Republican opponents.
Second, Krugman’s claim that a vastly larger fiscal stimulus would have generated a more rapid economic recovery in the US depends entirely on conjecture.
Likewise, international forums like the G-20 exist precisely to persuade a large number of vastly different countries to set aside philosophical questions for the sake of their shared economic, political, or security interests.
Indeed, US and global equities have vastly outperformed gold since the sharp rise in gold prices in early 2009.
Africa's enormous energy potential remains vastly under exploited.
Europe and the US have vastly greater influence and resources than Russia, with its atrophied political system and exhausted economic model.
But the gap between the economies of the Arab Middle East and Western Europe--in (non-oil sector) productivity, technological capability, and standards of living--is wider than it was a century ago, and vastly greater than at the start of the Industrial Age.
But China’s current situation is vastly different.
But when he and others advocate it to the exclusion of alternatives, they end up communicating a vastly exaggerated degree of confidence about what course of action is required.
Our world has changed vastly over the past century – and not only because of technology.
The rich countries can do vastly more to assist the poor countries in becoming a part of the information-technology revolution.
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