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In reality it would have been an awesome sight viewed from the ground nearby, in this movie it was out of proportion and looked like the model it probably was.
Backula shows more brilliant coaching strategy in the end of the film, (SPOILER), he tells his star player "downtown" to hit a home run, clearly "downtown" viewed this as a good move.
This became one of the most confusing films I've ever viewed.
Yes, In 35 years of film going I have finally viewed the stinker that surpasses all other ghastly movies I have seen.
Yet, as more and more critics viewed that film they saw it as being purposefully done.
The hysterical thing about this movie is that, according to the director, it has difficulty finding a distributor in the U.S. because most of them that viewed it couldn't reconcile the seemingly conflicting messages of Christianity and American angst.
This is one of the most atrocious rewrites I've ever viewed.
I have viewed quite a few different Korean films and have noticed that a good portion are well made and require some thinking on the viewer's part, which is different from the typical Hollywood film.
I viewed the film a second and third time and it still didn't do anything for me.
You probably all already know this by now, but 5 additional episodes never aired can be viewed on ABC.com I've watched a lot of television over the years and this is possibly my favorite show, ever.
I have read with great interest the only available comment made before mine on this movie and I would first like to say that I understand the point of view of the previous user who commented on this movie very well: viewed from an Israeli perspective, I can very well imagine that this movie touches upon very sensitive issues and that the slightest detail can have a great importance for a viewer who is more or less directly concerned by the events depicted in this movie.
Admittedly, before I viewed this film, I knew practicly nothing about the beatles.
One of the main problems was that however brilliant it was, it was made for a rarefied audience who knew what to expect but was viewed by an audience and board rooms that did not have a clue at to what they were watching.
Upon seeing this film once again it appeared infinitely superior to me this time than the previous times I have viewed it.
I viewed the movie together with a homophobic friend, my wife and her female friend.
No gore, no knives, no hockey masks--just a well-constructed story that is best viewed at night with the lights out.
The odd thing is, it really hasn't dated if viewed as a piece of social history in Cinema fiction.
I just viewed the film two days ago, and I was filled with anticipation, being that Paris is my second favorite city in Europe and I spent a very romantic 18 months there in the '80's.
Never viewed this 1971 film and was greatly entertained by this great production created by the Walt Disney Studios and great animation creations.
Let me first state that while I have viewed every episode of StarTrek at least twice, I do not consider myself a Trekker or Trekkie.
I have viewed it every year at least twice for 16 years now; and though it is not the best movie I've ever seen, I love it every time!
If you have never viewed this film and like old time veteran actors, this is the film for you.
The Idea, is definitely a film to be experienced and not just viewed as it taps into one's internal voice / conscience through the looking, it makes one feel as opposed to just watch.
If you would love to watch an uplifting, celluloid philosophical examination of some of humanity's deepest drives; Bergman-esqe but not as depressing, Theodore Rex should be viewed immediately!
Society is so desensitized to violence and crime today that this probably seems slow and tame and could be viewed with less effect but to anyone over 50 this will be a hallmark into the examination of the criminal psyche.
The upsurge in the economy, and a reemergence in basic American values, cultivated an idealistic aura of resumed innocence which was viewed by the American people with a very auspicious disposition!!
People who do Ballroom dancing in Japan are viewed a bit like nudists in the west... many more would like to than do but are inhibited by the culture.
Mr Sugiyama is a middle-aged member of a Japanese society where ballroom dancing is viewed as unsuitable behaviour.
I just purchased and viewed the DVD of this film.
I am looking forward to the SEQUEL to this film in 2004 and if you have viewed this film, you will feel the same way.
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