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	<title>Comments on: Movie Review – Half Nelson (2006)</title>
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		<title>By: Jeff Faulkner</title>
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		<dc:creator>Jeff Faulkner</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Wed, 14 Feb 2007 14:05:45 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>The forward motion in question is reality, for one. I looked at this movie as a true &quot;slice of life&quot;. Certain people cannot or are unwilling to change their addictions, but hold so true to their principles, such as the case with Gosling&#039;s character. The girl is still inspired by these said principles that she slowly realizes, at a young age, to connect with someone who she feels, or was taught to, as a great importance and influence for having a better life, though he refuses to do so. Not many movies, or any that I remember, focus on
the true importance of educational/personal influence, especially ones that focuses on a young mind that rarely sees hope from hopeless surroundings that her own teacher and coach continues to wallow in. Gosling&#039;s performance is truly noteworthy for tackling such complex issues personally and professionally. This movie shows that there indeed exist a thin line between the two and a jumpstart of responsiblity for those that fall in the opposite.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The forward motion in question is reality, for one. I looked at this movie as a true &#8220;slice of life&#8221;. Certain people cannot or are unwilling to change their addictions, but hold so true to their principles, such as the case with Gosling&#8217;s character. The girl is still inspired by these said principles that she slowly realizes, at a young age, to connect with someone who she feels, or was taught to, as a great importance and influence for having a better life, though he refuses to do so. Not many movies, or any that I remember, focus on<br />
the true importance of educational/personal influence, especially ones that focuses on a young mind that rarely sees hope from hopeless surroundings that her own teacher and coach continues to wallow in. Gosling&#8217;s performance is truly noteworthy for tackling such complex issues personally and professionally. This movie shows that there indeed exist a thin line between the two and a jumpstart of responsiblity for those that fall in the opposite.</p>
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