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But just as the shape of a cloud in the sky may appear to one of us or remind us of a battleship, and to another of his aunt's rear, and yet to another absolutely nothing other than a cloud, this does not make this cloud meaningful except for the viewers' interpretation.
I cannot put my finger exactly on why I rate this movie so highly since I am not a professional critic; individual viewers may or may not agree with my rating since enjoyment of this type of movie is always in the eye of the beholder.
Bobbie delivers this role to the viewers with great panache'.
The same is true here - if it had been James having the affair and doing the subsequent activities, viewers might feel differently about the story.
Although not always noticeable to younger viewers and/or people who only have an interest in more recent horror films, each and every single episode contains a few obvious and subtler references towards classic and influential titles.
The movie never showed them actually become a couple, they left it open for the viewers to decide.
That was one thing most viewers seemed to misunderstand.
Some viewers forget that this type of movies have to be watched with your heart, not only with your eyes.
If some viewers prefer Notting Hill or You've got Mail that's their mistake.
Here in America, the Sci-fi Channel took a chance and it has become a complete success as well, although the writers were having to start over and explain the Dr. Who mythology for new viewers.
It ends up showing the viewers in the end that Leila should of kept what she had.
The cast fits together like a championship team, and even if neither cast nor film win awards for their efforts, they will leave the viewers feeling good (and maybe that's the best results after all).
Call me one of those viewers who always likes to see a happy ending.
Many of the viewers looked forward to the show, men and women alike all gained good information and a wonderful release,from the workouts.
James Agee's famous 1949 essay on the silent clowns for Life Magazine was a factor, but television played a major role in reacquainting viewers with silent movies.
What viewers see for the first hour, is the ensemble conversation piece.
Focusing on the Saltmen of Tibet, the film moves at pace that may make some western viewers uncomfortable.
Also, he is not afraid of showing violence, as viewers of Irreversible will know.
I'm sure this movie will not have the best rating due to critics that rate it (I sat in the press section and most of the older viewers seemed disgusted), but don't let that stop you from enjoying it.
The emotion and raw reality portrayed in this film's "flashback" scenes have the ability of putting viewers directly into the midst of the events being pictured.
Of course, these middle-class characters may seem like people who are spoiled and have nothing to whine about to some working-class viewers of the film, and I think Carne is certainly aware of this.
Viewers are saying things like, Zahn and Urban aren't as deep...Puhlease!
Waco: Rules of Engagement does a very good job of not drawing conclusions for its viewers.
Despite a few plot lines holes, this film has heart, rewarding each of its viewers with good characters that we can identify with.
Director and co-writer Alejandro Amenabar didn't make things easy for viewers of his taut, a bit overlong but very disturbing story, accurately based on a Spanish man's struggle to obtain assisted suicide.
The movie itself was often interrupted by applause from the viewers.
Ed Harris and Cuba Gooding Jr. gave outstanding performances allowing viewers to get lost in the various emotions and really feel for the characters.
I recommend that movie viewers if in the New York City area go to the Intrepid museum and get some idea of how closed in and cramped the living was for the crews of World War II vintage submarines.
A film to divide its viewers.
And still, always at the end - there is a sense of loss when all those wonderful characters part from the viewers on the beach.
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