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From beginning to end, there is no respite from the gray, grinding reality of this woman's life.
Just okay film about a woman who is a twin having disturbing visions of her sister in danger back at home.
As a young black/latina woman I am always searching for movies that represent the experiences and lives of people like me.
But somehow Bill Murray turned into an eccentric black man played by Morgan Freeman, Scarlett Johansson turned into a cranky Latino woman played by Paz Vega, and Tokyo, Japan turned into Carson, California.
How can a character that wears hundred dollar T-shirts and has never been inside a Target department store expect to give advice to a working-class woman on how to prepare for a job interview as an administrative assistant?
Divorced lawyer Rick Magruder (Branagh) stumbles drunk out of a party hosted by his firm one night and has a chance meeting with a woman named Mallory Doss (Davidtz), who was a waitress at the party and seems to have lost her car.
Rick drives the woman to her home and there they discover that her car has been already parked there, seemingly by her father, Dixon Doss (Duvall).
He romances a woman, who has a bog-standard mop-top mid-90s kid called Eric.
One of the most peculiar oft-used romance movie plots is this one: A seriously messed-up man falls in love with a terminally ill woman, who turns his life around before dying.
This film started out very promising with the story about a director who loses his sight and a blind woman who is bound to help him.
I feel that the film fairly represented a very gripping subject and documented a very courageous woman facing a frightening task.
Dan Duryea, a perfectly decent B-movie actor who made lots of lookalike noirs in the 1940s, can't do much with this one: young man is accused of murdering an unhappily married singer; when he's sentenced to die, his wife decides to solve the case herself with help from the dead woman's husband.
Streisand is laughably unbelievable as a young woman posing as a man in order to study Judaism.
A woman asks for advice on the road to reach a mysterious town, and hears two ghoulish stories from the local weirdo, both zombie related.
"A young woman unwittingly becomes part of a kidnapping plot involving the son of a movie producer she is babysitting.
This woman never stops talking throughout the movie.
So there we have it: Genoa's fascinating narrow alleys, an interesting little girl, and a sympathetic woman.
In this instance, I think that Singleton actually does a nice job portraying what is probably an all too common situation when the woman involved asks the frat boy to use a condom and he either does not have one or does not want to use one.
And yet we are meant to believe that this woman has a major confidence problem; hence the scene in which she prepares to start playing the flute for a solo concert and somehow manages to throw the notes on the ground out of nervousness.
The hints of molestation and rape are unvalidated and denied in Bettie's own words and are the director's attempts to claim that any woman who did what Bettie did must have been victimized by men.
She decides to use an ax, once she downs the Santa killer who misses several chances to chop off the woman's head, to frame the killer for her husband's murder.
And his woman isn't even the same woman that he talks about as his only love in the original.
For those of you that are not Puerto Rican, please view this as a partial account of a woman's journey of self discovery and acceptance.
Not just the one coming from this woman's eyes.
A woman said that her awards didn't matter a whole lot, only children that were helped.
Then you've got some woman in a house out in the middle of somewhere shooting wolves that are not there.
The plot centers around an evil Druid witch who is linked to this woman who gets migraines.
Masters of Horror: The Screwfly Solution starts as America is being infected by an airborne virus that affects the male population, when aroused men indiscriminately kill any woman in sight apparently in the name of God.
The film is centered around a woman who finds out about her husbands adultery.
Two other story lines - the planned move of the woman's elderly father with his young wife to Guernsey and the rivalry with the woman's sister - do not offer any interesting developments.
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