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Markham wants his son to go back to the white man's "Civilization," but Tomme is now a native and no longer fits in that civilization, no matter how civilized it is.
When Tomme goes into the "white man civilization," there is evil: drinkers, rape, abuse to the native Indians, and all the unfairness that is common to the natives around the world.
The father now realizes what civilization is doing to the Amazon forest and finally destroys the dam that threatened the life of the natives.
I give you some examples: 1. heroic main characters are often good looking, handsome (which is not really what disturbs me) and know how to use a gun or knife 2. the characters are mostly simple, straight-forward, there is the good and there is the evil 3. the movies make us believe that the wild west bustled with a few reasonable and righteous people and astonishingly out of 200 adult inhabitants of a town, 190 are cowards or villains or lynchers and of course miserable people or everything altogether which one could find in the gutter of humankind (outside town the rate is a little more favourable)- something I cannot believe,because I do not want to believe, that we Europeans only sent the sludge of our civilization over the ocean.
While en route back to civilization, the Ice Queen comes to life, causing the plane they were traveling in to crash into the side of a mountain.
A small community of young adults(..and a mute kid with roller skates)whose leader is a professor(Robert Carradine), living within the confines of a massive hospital in a major city after civilization has fallen apart due to the total absence of gas-fuel, fall prey to an ominous group of barbaric cannibals who collect a victim a night for their feast, led by the sound of a horn.
awful, i was forced to watch this unrealistic account of the events of 9/11 for part of my media course and by the end, i wanted to quit my media course and move to Tibet to become a Buddhist monk leaving behind what i believe to be the end of Western Civilization.
So the seven dwarfs are not small, they're grown up men who escaped from women and civilization, and hid in the woods.
Most of the historical epics of the fifties and early sixties took their subject-matter from what can be regarded as the three pillars of Western civilization; the Bible ('King of Kings', 'The Ten Commandments'), Graeco-Roman antiquity ('Spartacus', 'Cleopatra') or the Middle Ages ('The Vikings', 'El Cid').
Now I rather enjoy finding all the scientific and historical inaccuracies in those old movies about giant insects, shrews the size of dogs, and an underground civilization that lives on mushrooms and speaks English.
Plot is quite original for its suggesting war is terrible and wrong, not only because it is unjustified but because it has a corrupting impact on people, especially when they're back and return (try to..) civilization.
Earth is now but a wasteland and civilization has expanded to the further reaches of the galaxy.
This is the compassionate type of media our society and civilization needs so badly to survive.
But for those with an openness & romantic spirit, even with the artificial, high tech volcano scenes of the day, this is good attitude adjustment of modern life in civilization.
I blame "Nukie" for destroying my life and utterly shattering any hope that I may have had for the future of our civilization.
So much for untouched by civilization.
It seems mutated "gargoyles" have spurned from the plague/virus that killed off civilization and are trying to break the stronghold(a minor steel door "hidden" inside an old metal shack)of the Mojave underground base.
In the end, they insight an uprising by the mole people, bringing down this ancient, but really dumb, civilization.
They communicate with the unseen aliens and gradually make it back to civilization after much discussion.
It's meant to be about man's primal instincts, which surface under extreme circumstances, but it's so unconvincingly done that the four protagonists never seem to be more than an hour's walk away from civilization.
Speaking of the outdoors, it's also a measure of the film's underlying romanticism that the lovers seek refuge in the liberating openness of nature, and away from the blessings of civilization.
It makes me sigh to think of the beautiful native civilization, where people live in harmony with nature.
It really points out how messed up things are in our civilization.
Well Van Damme's acting is robotic, but he still gets to kick butt in human form as he goes after a cyborg woman carrying vital information that could cure the plague that affects civilization in the 21st century.
John Agar leads an archaeological expedition in Himalayan mountains to search for an underground lost civilization.
Seems like he's following his father's footsteps of finding a lost civilization in Canada (!).
Back in civilization the Federal Agents are missed.
One problem though; ever since crime rose with 400% in 1987, New York has become one giant and demarcated prison where criminals determine their own "civilization".
This is that rarity amongst post-apocalyptic cinema - a film that dares to show people trying to enjoy life in the ruins of civilization.
Then they get trapped and stumble upon an ancient civilization underground ruled by white elves in dumb costumes.
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