Sentences with phrase «emotional wreckage»

And halving income but doubling expenses is just the financial bad karma of divorce, to say nothing of the emotional wreckage it often leaves behind — loneliness, despair, and depression are common side effects.

His distinctive baritone and signature handlebar mustache are front - and - center in this drama about a fading movie star grappling with the emotional wreckage of his life.

You can't look away, and neither can you dismiss the emotional wreckage of friends who fail each other so spectacularly.

Failing to balance emotional wreckage with the sex symbol he's supposed to be, the character comes off as stiff (no pun intended) and way too easy to dislike.

The film is mostly concerned with the emotional wreckage that results after the binge is over.

Watson left a swath of human ruin in his wake, just as emotional wreckage lies everywhere child molesters have been.

Not exact matches

While Reeves and Pacino hammed it up she played it straight, and in among the CG wreckage, gave surprising emotional heft to the part of a woman gradually losing her sanity.

In a now iconic scene from Magnolia, the disparate cast are seen spontaneously singing along to Aimee Mann's Wise Up, while Punch - Drunk Love (still my favourite Anderson film) finds Adam Sandler picking his way through the wreckage of his emotional life with the aid of a mysterious harmonium.

The wreckage an accident generates is both emotional and physical, not to mention, most people have limited or no experience in dealing with insurance companies.

[19:10] The foundation built by emotional responsiveness and how we communicate it verbally and non-verbally in our primary relationships and all of our relationships [23:01] Forgiveness in the context of relationships and repairing the wreckage of addiction.