Clearly, many filmgoers are going to be put off by this relentless pessimism, but the movie is wonderfully engrossing, it's always true to itself, and I admired the way it refuses to sell-out, to tag on some shoddy, non-sequitur, upbeat conclusion _ as last week's " Scarlet Letter " did so despicably.
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Arnold opined that " demanding that he [ Dalton ] play Bond's wrathfulness in a transparently seething and hotheaded manner " and that " Licence to Kill " " retains its familiar, effective mix of despicably powerful villains, suspiciously tantalizing women and ever-wilder special effects ", but was impressed that " Dalton's glowering presence adds a darker tone ".
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In flashback, it tells the meandering story of how Johnny got killed, how Ray came to be a gangster in the old country, how the middle brother Chez ( Chris Penn ) went crazy, how everyone in the movie feels a terrible burden of Catholic guilt . ( Everyone except a rival gangster played by Benicio Del Toro, who's so despicably charismatic he deserves a movie of his own .)
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"When I first went online, which was despicably recently, and visited the Amazon site, I was so persuaded by its bookstorelike quality that I felt sort of embarrassed to leave the site without buying a book, " said Raban, author of the upcoming " Passage to Juneau : A Sea and its Meanings, " a maritime history set around his solo sailing voyage from here to Alaska.
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The story of a mentally challenged father's efforts to regain custody of the 7-year-old daughter who's smarter than he is, the film's sole glimpses of considered intelligence rest ( admirably ) in Sean Penn's precisely observed and calibrated lead performance and ( somewhat despicably ) in writer-director Jessie Nelson's emotionally blackmailing determination to wring every drop of manipulation out of parental love and holy fool cliches.
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They were slow ( men could run, and frequently walk, faster ); vulnerable ( to artillery ) due to their size, clumsiness and inability to carry armour against anything but rifle and machine gun ammunition; extremely uncomfortable ( conditions inside them often incapacitating crews with engine fumes and heat, and driving some mad with noise ); and often despicably unreliable ( frequently failing to make it to their targets due to engine or track failures ).
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But there are three dangers in sort of letting things slip out in this way and they are, one, it makes for some extraordinarily messy situations when you're about to go to, say, New York and everybody's being viciously, despicably critical of what you've said and, two, people trying to find their way from one side of his sentences to another quite understandably get lost and invariably end up saying, huh?
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But there are three dangers in sort of letting things slip out in this way and they are : one, it makes for some extraordinarily messy situations when you're about to go to, say, New York and everybody's being viciously, despicably critical of what you've said; and, two, people trying to find their way from one side of his sentences to another quite understandably get lost and invariably end up saying, huh?
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Please note that this positive legacy encompasses nearly a decade of constructive work that has benefitted the project : creating, improving, and cleaning up articles; constructive participation in talk page discussions and Wikiprojects; adding relevant content and reliable sources to articles, etc . While I know that my many positive contributions do not erase or excuse the harm done by my despicably poor choices in editing methods, I would like to believe that a decade of positive, productive contributions that have benefitted the readers of Wikipedia ( and aren't they who WP exists for, and to whom the project has it first and foremost responsibility ? ) must count for something, and carry heavy weight at that.
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