But this film, with its prickly characters and its complicated plot, rips along with tension and power.
Reforming the nation's bond market isn't easy because of its complicated structure.
It isn't covered by basic Medicare like the flu vaccine, but instead falls under the Medicare drug benefit, with its complicated co-pay system.
The Bible contains scores of references to Lebanon (or Phoenicia, as it is often called) and its complicated, love-hate relationship with the rulers of Israel to its south.
Workday's ambitions have rivals snickering that Duffield and Bhusri are taking on too much, especially in asking Global 2000 customers to let a Web upstart automate its complicated financial flows.
However, the greatest threat to the freedom of information bill now is that it will be delayed again, allowing mandarins and ministers plenty of time to pick its complicated provisions to bits.
While Shell was once seen as a model of good management, some investors have in recent years criticised its complicated two-company structure: Royal Dutch Petroleum, based in the Netherlands, owns 60% of the group and London-based Shell Transport and Trading the remaining 40%, with operational management reporting to both boards.
And for the United States, the problem is that this threatens the nature of the American relationship with South Korea, and also with its complicated relationship with China, because the more the United States emphasizes the significance of Japan as an ally, the more this divide between Japan and its neighbors becomes a big issue.
Maybe he and Lars should wait another year, or put off some of its more complicated features, he suggested.
Offerdahl sees even bigger opportunities ahead as companies start handing out wireless palmtops and other data devices, each with its own complicated billing plan.
Telecommunications is imploding not only because of unbalanced balance sheets but also because its immensely complicated regulatory structure, involving the federal government and 50 state regulatory agencies, was cobbled together for a pre-Internet era.
Its job is greatly complicated by its desire to maintain a pegged currency: buying dollars at the fixed rate of 8.3 yuan creates a lot of extra liquidity that it then struggles to mop up.
There were at least two Democratic senators opposed to that bill who could have complicated its swift passage on an evening when senators were also rushing to finish votes on the budget.
Citigroup's global expansion has complicated its data processing.
Pakistan's problems are complicated by its testing of atomic weapons in May, two weeks after India conducted similar explosions.
IBM's relationship with Oracle is more complicated than its position with H-P.
Analyst Ranj Alaaldin said the interim government appears unable and unwilling to try to assert its control over a complicated network of armed militias.
He spoke after the European Commission warned that Turkey's bid to join the EU could be complicated by its delay in passing the penal code.
Its position is further complicated by the fact that the administration still wants the court to consider the law jurisdictional, or binding on all federal courts.
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Yet CMS is likely to find its job becoming even more complicated over the coming years.
GARCIA-NAVARRO: Stillwater has spent her first week in Iraq in the heavily protected Green Zone, the complicated war outside its gates still beyond her grasp.
Facebook has had a complicated relationship with its members ever since Mr. Zuckerberg built the first version of the website, called FaceMash, in a single night in his dorm room at Harvard University in 2004.
Analysts say the incident is a reminder of Myanmar's complicated relationship with its military, as the country continues its dramatic process of political and economic reforms aimed at modernizing the country after decades of military rule.
We know that our complicated tax code with its jigsaw of special preferences reduces economic efficiency.
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The administration abandoned its plan when it appeared too complicated to price the assets.
But its compromise proposal depended on a complicated formula that nobody else even pretended to understand.
Like all utopian ideals, this turned out to be more complicated to sustain than its early proponents imagined.
The firm hopes to move back into profit by making more complicated parts, something its workforce can do but competitors, its owner Jaime Hill thinks, cannot.
Oceaneering leases the machines to oil companies, including BP, but sends its own crew to drive the complicated robots from boats on the surface of the water.
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