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The character and his motivations were too undeveloped to understand his convictions and his actions, and I feel that it is irresponsible to release such a superficial overview to the West.
We have waited long to see a film of actions and effects, but the film makers delivered a lousy long story with made up politics.
What most appeals to me about "Night of the Generals" is that it weaves together these three layers of storytelling, without being heavy handed, and letting the actors and their actions speak for themselves.
the choices of the main characters do not seem realistic, and their actions leave the audience with a bad taste in their mouths.
It is 100 mins of really badly scripted, utterly irrational nonsense about someone who the script writers can't decide how her emotions and actions should resemble each other, in a continuous manner with regards to the plot, and therefore ends up looking ridiculous and being forgettable.
Some of the actors actions were just not really believable and did some very odd things.
your life consists of repetitious actions?
The music contrast withe dynamic actions through the film.
What made it even more pathetic was some of the actions performed by the placid characters.
Actually, I think the lack of lip-sync worked well, as I can't imagine what these characters could possibly say to each other amidst such bizarre behavior, in which their actions speak far more than words.
Moreover, the guy is a bit creepy, and soon it appears his aim is not just to live rent free but also to provoke his landlords into legally punishable actions against him, and maybe even to con his way to gaining possession of their entire house.
The film is supposed to show (once again) how rotten the U.S. Movie industry is and how it affects people's personalities and actions.
But, I must also say that I was offended by it, disgusted by the depravity of most of its characters, and perplexed by the actions of others.
Then things happen,in short.He must solve the mystery,do something,escape,find out what's going on.Voices appear to be talking to him from inside his head,manipulating him to consider actions he never dreamed of performing.Who's behind this?
The giant black man who 'leans' on hotel doors to collection flowers is doing exactly what the film is about, finding a way to justify/ignore his cynical actions, for his own reward...a very funny moment.
They form "The Edukators," a group that warns the rich and disturbs their material comfort with non-violent actions.
There are thousands of true facts that film makers could use to create documentaries on the subject to inform the masses, isn't that the purpose of documentaries, to inform?! just when I thought that the U.S. couldn't get more confusing in their actions, someone decides to make a "mockumentary" further confusing people unaware of what is really going on in the U.S. and easily influenced people.
Though the characters are not really presented to the viewer, they are developed through the movie by showing their actions.
The actions of our heroes is well done, as are the resulting confrontations although I saw a missed opportunity or two in plot execution.
I think if there was flashback or two, or if the movie began about a year or two before the actions took place, the current situation would have meant more.
watchable movie not really unless watch most of it in fast forward.The opening erotic lovemaking scene tells you already forget the sci-fi it's just coating for some rather strange actions that the main character played by Grieco does.He is a pretty boy for the women viewers and that's it For the guys you get to see a lot of Maryam D'abo's body[it's nice] and some of Natalie Radfords body[also nice]So i give it two stars just for the nice bodies on the female leads.If you are looking for plot,acting good script etc Stay Away.
Above all, the scenes are illogical and can't be attributed to be the actions of sane people.
There's not much more I can say because actions speak louder than words.
It does not condemn covert military action, but it does question the wisdom of sending men into a war zone where the risks are extreme, the reasons for such actions are vague at best, and there is no clear exit strategy.
The move follows the book loosely and many details that would explain the actions of the characters are left out.
As guessed at on another thread, Nanny McPhee does teach the children - that manners matter, you should be responsible for your actions, and that actions have consequences.
The recipe of putting a monkey named 'Minky', and old lady who can't fit into her leather suit, a stupid bad guy, and an old man spy creates a horrific gumbo of unfunny jokes and 'humorous' actions that aren't even funny to children.
The Grey Zone, instead, offers no hope or alternative, nor uplifting ways, nor any of the characters show any noble redeeming actions towards their fellow inmates.
With deliberately rough camera work (containing lots of lens flares) and editing (not trimming out movements of the photographer's hands before and after actions), along with the crafted acting of Ben Gazzara, Cassavetes presents the obscure-hence-realistic underground gang world as no one else has.
The picture tells the story of a headstrong young Southern woman during the Antebellum period whose actions cost her the man she loves.
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