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You can argue that the conflict was that they were just kids and were uneasy with being labeled heroes, but after you get that message there's not much else this movie has to say.
I would argue that the violence and nudity are absolutely crucial to accurately convey the authenticity of the period.
Please don't argue the moot point that it's a remake of "Texas Chainsaw Massacre" and therefore unoriginal... us horror aficionados realize it's a homage to cheesy 70s horror films and borrows heavily from many horror/slasher films from the past 30 years.
Possibly we could then argue that Eisenstein's and Alexandrov's "Romance Sentimentale", an attempt to create a narrative for an Opera that they call "that old Russian song", is one of the first music videos?
Now you could argue, they never said... but anyhow they used the victim's names and murder locations.
Lo Bianco and Stoler argue constantly, yet we can't see why he is so devoted to her (or why he changed his course of action for her in the first place).
Whilst some would argue that this adds complexity and intrigue it cant really mask the lack of depth in the story line or characters and will not somehow make it more interesting than it really is.
While it's difficult to argue with that film's unabashed advocacy of the KKK, it's also interesting to observe a few of Griffith's other films, in which he displays an undeniable sensitivity towards other cultures.
Lovely to watch good looking women dance together.Everybody needs to see this film if only to make us all realise how ugly it is to argue and be grumpy in life.
I'm an action movie buff, so I feel an argue to just go out and rent everything with Arnold Schwartzenegger in it.
I'm not going to argue with anyone else.
Would anyone like to argue that the Turtles could never have made it in show biz after the advent of video?
I'd argue this is even more successful to me than Wave or Paris were, perhaps because it's main focus was on two individuals.
Can't argue this is a great film, but it IS funny and that's something Jerry had not been since at least "The Big Mouth" back in 1967.
I suppose you could argue that the sheer lack of offended and dishearten viewers is testament to its boring nature, but that quite frankly is nonsense as well.
People have compared this movie to the excellent "The Princess Bride" but as a slightly jaded and cynical viewer, I'd have to argue that "The Princess Bride" is a lot more enjoyable in every single aspect (swordfights - I weep when I even compare the two, dialogue, plot, characters, and just overall silliness) when compared to this movie.
Those who have something invested in keeping the boundaries of gender and sexuality rigid will be offended by this film, whether they be religious fundamentalist types or gay-rights advocates who argue from the constrictive either/or framing of their opponents.
I could also argue that this movie spoils itself and nothing anyone could say will change that.
One could argue with the African cutting but th editing and cross cutting was brilliant-yes, the insight may be not the greatest but we've never seen it before I loved that the director was able to get away with putting the dancing to different kinds of music-even the hymn-and it still worked.
I was expecting some cute, romantic comedy with Julia Roberts and Denis Quaid, who would argue, and make-up every other scene, and share equal screen time.
One could argue that TOTAL RECALL owes quite a debt to this movie regarding its twist bad guy identity revelation.
They argue, settle, cook, clean,raise kids and have meaningful friendships.
Although the movie starts funny as we can see Travolta and Whitaker argue in their silly suits about slaves, this quickly turns to boredom.
My sister-in-law loves the George C. Scott version better so we always argue about which one is best.
Who am I to argue with that?
As a former high school debater, I can't really argue with the depiction of the activity, but there's so little actual debating in the film that it hardly matters.
One could argue that there is some artificial even-handiness in this film, but without this, the film could have been labelled as 'propaganda'.
Many may argue that this film shows the struggle that people go through, dealing with violence in America, but the film never actually gives us a solution.
You may argue that Kirk Douglas building a guitar out of a turtle shell and singing songs to a seal is silly too, it is, but that's what you get when you see a Disney film.
And one saving the marine world, activist all around the world couldn't argue the fact that this show could send out a positive message.
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