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I walked out of the theater that day wanting to call all my friends just to say hello.
We travel only a short distance with the two main characters but are left wanting to complete our own journeys with a some of their simple,loving, honest philosophy in tow.
Both times I've watched Dirty Dancing, I keep wanting to look up dance classes.
So, not wanting to just stay home, she goes on a blind date with what turns out to be a very rich young man (Neil Hamilton).
I found myself rooting for the characters played by Mary Tyler Moore and Christine Lahti, empathizing with both, and wanting them to reconcile.
I came home after watching it, with a glazed look in my eye, wanting to be that bloke in the movie that befriended the Tigers.
I do not have kids, so i probably am being selfish in leaving this movie in a sepia toned area of my brain, not wanting it on DVD.
Most notable in the cast of "newbies" is Rachel Kimsey (Rebekah), who I've seen lately on "The Young and The Restless" and Kevin Kazakoff, who plays the angst-ridden Kirby, a war-weary man who's torn between wanting to live and let live or stepping in to "do the right thing."
This is a film that left me breathless........ wanting to learn more of the Afghan history and traditions.
It leaves one wanting to maintain the rage and change the constitution which still allows for this to all happen again.
I highly recommend to anyone wanting to relive the high schools days again.
Well I went to see the film with my parents, I thought afterward they would want to talk about their parents, but my dad kept wanting to talk about himself and things in his life he feels he screwed up, which was unusual, my dad is not a reticent man, but I was surprised that he wanted to talk about mistakes he thinks he made.
It's rare for a film to sweep you away within its world and leave you wanting more once the credits roll.
EIGHTEEN as written and directed by Richard Bell may have a few too many stories to tell simultaneously for a 102 minute movie to completely succeed, but there is such a fine sense of commitment on the part of all the cast and crew that the viewer ends up wanting the movie to work - and so it does.
"The Bothersome Man" leaves you half relieved that it's over, half wanting more.
The 2 day journey that the Applebaum family takes though the delightful backdrop of New York (with carefully selected characters), not only leaves the audience wanting more, but nourishes ones own sense of family.
One is left at the end wanting desperately to do something for the Pixotes of the world, but what?
One can see him wanting Gary Cooper as an icon in the Frank Capra mold.
You know from the start how it's going to end, but when it comes it is honest and very open ended, a realistic and credible ending, the end seemed like a beginning, enjoyable and left me wanting more.
I've had mixed feelings about that - not wanting her to buy into the whole Barbie-doll image of things, and recognizing that the movies are a marketing ploy to convince young girls to buy more dolls and make more money for Mattel.
Without wanting to sound superior or arrogant, I think to fully understand this film; the humor, the sincerity, the characters, etc....you have to be Australian, or at least understand the culture, which the other guy obviously didn't have the faintest clue about.
An ideal way to live is what they had set up ... of course the powers that be have to intercede, but when I forget that part I find myself wanting to be in the movie and live like that!
However, it also leaves you wanting more.
In fact, the story of those two characters left me wanting to know more.
It's a real testament to wanting to hold onto a life that was good, but now the world is changing.
As I've stated, I didn't recognise any of the cast by name, but I recognised Michele Lee, who gave a decent, hard working performance, as the woman wanting to stand by her man, who is lying to her. (Was it Knots Landing?) Anyhow, she's wearing really well.
It has a great but unexpected ending, and you are left wanting more - always a good sign - rent it or even buy it, you will not be disappointed!
I've been wanting to see this movie for a very long time.
I picked up quickly that the book fans weren't at all happy with the unfaithfulness, not wanting to be hypocritical (I hate the Harry Potter movies due to lack of book loyalty)i stayed silent.
Truth, be told the Nazarene is also selfish because he gives without wanting in return or asking for it.
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