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Overall as a film, I find it was very successful as a comedy, as a commentary on the sexual dilemmas of young men, and a remarkable coming of age tale dealing with issues such as envy, unrequited love and abortion, which are just as pertinent today as they were over twenty years ago.
This film is a powerful commentary on family life in North America today.
The full-length commentary is a show in itself (as is often the case with Mr. Kaufan's audio commentaries), mixing humor, sneers at those who deserve it and highly interesting information for anyone interested in Independent Film-making in such a fashion that watching the film again with this commentary straight after viewing it on its own merits is so interesting it is hard to stop.
This is a funny movie and a rather sharp social commentary on an American society that seems to be fatuated with self pleasure, comfort and stupidity, and I guarantee you that I will be buying this on DVD the first day it comes out and watching it over and over.
Like a great many twilight zone episodes, one of my favorite parts of this one was the overt social commentary that Serling is making with the story.
A good commentary of today's love and undoubtedly a film worth seeing.
Stone doesn't seem to comment much on it these days and didn't do a director's commentary on DVD like all his other films.
We saw a lurid poster with chains and suggestive commentary implying some sort of wacko sexual relationship between Samuel Jackson and Cristina Ricci, whereas the movie has some real depth and some thoughtful ideas.
The panel of hosts have more of a good-natured, friendly (dare I say Canadian) style of commentary compared with cutthroat US reality programming.
It is a sad commentary on the direction of news reporting in this country but tells the story with wit.
Meant to be some sort of a social commentary about the way that our lives were spinning out of control in the 1970's, this movie plays more like something Mr. Schlesinger threw together after having a bad day on the freeway.
But the real strength in this movie lies in its commentary on American society.
if you haven't seen it, go rent the DVD, watch it once then put directors commentary on...Bonnie Hunt is Fabulous!
I tend to not see this as a comedy as it is listed and find it a commentary on how we see others around us.
I would love for members of the cast and crew to sit down and do an audio commentary on this movie!
The only downside is the commentary.
Each song is social commentary, acumen on war, sexuality, recalcitrance, spirituality, and freedom.
It's not an epic, or a profound social commentary film.
As is, it's just a decent police procedural with hints of film noir (at its zenith in 1947) and social commentary (also trendy at the time) thrown in for good measure.
But really is is neither of those things but rather and examination, exploration, and descent into the soul of men and women - a dark commentary on what is at the core of the civilized.
While there are exceptions to this rule, it's hard to justify owning a DVD of Krull, regardless of how many insightful the director's commentary may be.
I don't think that this film wants to make a deep going analysis of loneliness in our modern society, or that it wants to be moral commentary on speed-dating.
All in all, the film does an interesting and entertaining job of social commentary on what Egyptian society might have looked like.
Man, I really enjoyed this, if only for Fred Willard's commentary at the dog show.
Don't watch this movie expecting the Jane Austen wit, crisp dialog or clever social commentary.
In fact, the movie is a social commentary.
What was most surprising was the fact the the movie appears to start off as a satire and then slowly weaves into a genuine commentary on the negative and sometimes violent reactions of the very group it started to satirize.
Let me say that -- after having watched the entire film and the special features on the DVD -- my wife and I watched the whole film again with the director's commentary running.
I can't remember having ever before endured more than 7 minutes of such commentary for a film.
Judging from the DVD commentary, which is essential, it was primarily an emotional experience for Herzog, and, at one point, he talks explicitly about how the film is a collaboration between filmmaker and viewer.
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