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...McGregor) journey through discovering the truth about his disturbingly troubled and clairvoyant patient, Henry Letham (Ryan Gosling). The narrative leapfrogs back and forth in time without explanation, which is highly confusing; after awhile, the audience will give up trying to follow the unduly intricate storyline and instead stare fixedly at the bright yellow, high-water slacks that McGregor wears in the last third of the film. Marc Foster’s otherwise gleaming resume, which includes “Finding Neverland” and “Monster’s Ball,” is sorely blemished by this...
...Iraq." He took umbrage when the judge suggested he was, in fact, the "former" president of Iraq, interjecting that this was the judge's interpretation, not his own. Once the hearing was over, two guards moved to take his arms. He shook them off and engaged in a tense stare down with them before he finally exited the dock flanked by guards, but untouched. Once outside the room, Saddam turned to the chief guard and said: "I am the President of Iraq. You can't grab me like that...
...more loosely packed lounge with tables and chairs. The place is always loud, and the noise of your jawbones vibrating against each other will probably thwart attempts at conversation. It makes me sad whenever I mention t.t.’s to a fellow Harvardian and get a blank stare in response. If you care about rock, even a little bit, you should scan the t.t.’s website calendar for an act you’ve heard of. Even if you haven’t heard of any of them, Google them till you find one that...
...will judge cases properly after that, you can't inject your personal views or religious faith into decisions because it would be wrong. You would either be a bad Christian or a bad judge. Religion says a lot about who you are personally, but it says nothing about stare decisis [following precedent], the commerce clause, the First Amendment, search and seizure or any of the issues she's going to deal with." All of which will surely leave some Christian activists wondering, What's the good of having the first Evangelical on the bench if she leaves her faith...
...professional football game is a tornado of human sound and motion, and on the train, you sit in one place, in one seat, and stare blankly out the window at trees drifting by. Waiting...