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But i prefer to remember how i felt about it when i was younger watching it on VHS on my fist TV that would cloud the image in yellow.
Sterling and younger brother try to survive on land, being squeezed by big cattlemen.
John 'Drew' Barrymore steals the show as the younger, impressionable brother-Barrymore shows signs here that he could have been an acting powerhouse.
This is a superb movie, suitable for all but the very youngest, though accessibility for younger people was marred (at least in the print which I saw) by the use of some unfortunate choice of English sub-titling!
The story features a family of cats, where in the big sister dies, the younger brother sees this and rescues her body, but when she awakens she is left without a soul.
And I'm a 19 year old man which is impressed by this movie directed towards a younger audience.
Taj's younger brother Omar, and his older sister Missy is funny too.
Since my younger brother has recently got married, we could connect with the goings-on.
Chills ran up my spine at the end when they played Bob Dylan's gorgeous, "Ah, but I was so much older then, I'm younger than that now," as sung by the Byrds.
He's there to see that the younger man takes the ride fork or bend.
Chance is the younger dog who knows a lot about life on the inside of the pound.
I noticed some of the younger audience expected a comedy but got an adventure.
Mel Torme and Victor Borge, in their younger years, serve to make this film interesting - and especially viewing a young Sinatra, on the sunny side of 30, and definitely conveying that this was his "yes, I'm a popular singer, but hardly an actor yet" stage.
Plus there was also the fact that my younger brother who watched it faithfully with me for those two years started to dislike it thinking it too "girly."
Although she's much younger in this film, It's not very hard to figure out who the future Mrs. Pumphrey from the BBC series, All Creatures Great and Small is going to be! Really effective "reappearance" of both Raymond Massey and Ralph Richardson.
The movie has enough talent to inspire many people, especially younger kids.
Hoffman is superb, as usual, and even Hawke was decent as the younger brother who basically does what he is told since he really cannot think for himself.
Charlize Theron gives another solid performance as DeNiro's much younger wife.
She also has a daughter who reproaches her for each and every disasters in her life... Suddenly, the revelation comes: sex and passion in the figure of a muscular carpenter 30 years younger than her (Daniel Craig, the brand new James Bond) when she "thought nobody would ever touch her again".
I would describe the acting in this film as incredibly believable, and the cinematography went beyond sensational.. Put it this way, anyone who sees this film will want to live in Montana.. Breathtaking filmography of bluer than blue mountains and streams captured the youth and effervescence that the Maclean brothers had for life...Seldom in a film do you witness whereby feelings immediately invoke a dogged tenacity to accomplish whatever it may be that someone wishes to accomplish..The Maclean brothers lived life to the fullest, and for better or worse, the father knew that this was going to be the only way the two of them could become men!!...Robert Redford directs this film, and tells the story of the Maclean's through the perspective of the older brother, Norman...Norman gets offered a position at the University of Chicago at age 26, and marries the woman he will always be in love with...What this film also points out, is that the younger brother, Paul, has attained an accomplishment of his own by being the epitome of a remarkable fly fisherman!!
The seedier side of life prevails in the younger brother's existence, and exerts an insidious form of consternation for the Maclean family!!
The plot being easy to follow and maybe campy at times fits well for a younger audience, if you want to watch a movie and hope for academy award honors this is not it, but if you want to watch a simple, fun, energy filled movie you would make a good choice with this one.
The older Edie Beale is the aunt of Jackie Kennedy Onassis and the younger is her first cousin.
It's the first time I have seen the relationship between an older woman and a younger guy on screen without it being sensationalist.
Equally movingly portrayed is the fate of Japanese women, some as young as fifteen or sixteen, who were sent as promised brides to men they knew only through photographs that often were 10 or 15-years out of date, or were of some other younger man.
Nolte is fantastic - self assured and confident as the younger Campbell, and then broken and haunted as the older man who is forced to atone for the sins of his past.
Andie MacDowell once again thrown by the surrounds of the British (which is where I find she exudes the most) is absolutely charming as the head mistress of a prestigious school who becomes involved with a younger man.
A fond remembrance of younger carefree days.
When I was younger, it was the songs and spectacular dance sequences that I enjoyed but since I've watched it when I got older, I appreciate more the fantastic acting and character portrayal.
I remember when i was younger I had the "Eglantine" song stuck in my head for days at a time.
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