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In fact, given today's geopolitical realities, the novel's premise may appear dated, and some younger viewers with little knowledge of history will be utterly confused by the events unfolding (I am talking to you, fellow Americans who are students and scoring the lowest in the industrialized world in geography, history, and lord knows what other subjects!).
The plot is unpredictable, yet the events as they unravel are completely logical.
As David pursues the case he finds that he is far closer to the weird events taking place than he could ever realize.
The film is set on the historic meeting Fuher Hitler and Duce Mussolini along with others authorities as Count Ciano and King Victor Manuel III, describing the events by a radio-voice in off which sometimes is irritating.
As a child of divorced parents I was totally relating to events in the film.
In the light of recent events with the Australian woman Schapelle Corby being imprisoned in Indonesia for so called smuggling pot, I decided to watch this movie again.
Most of the events shown in the film reflect with exactitude the behavior of the army officers and soldiers to conduct the coup, of the oppressed people, who were very happy with this new development and the liberty, the resistance of Caetano's men, and also in a subtle way of most conservative officials, including Spinola, who took over as the new president.
The 700 Club gives a great perspective on world events.
Visually it was stunning and the events on campuses in Europe and USA made you relate with what Antonioni was trying to say so well visually in the final 15 minutes of the movie: blowing up in your mind the "tyrannical" establishments and big business interests.
"The Young Victoria" tries to redress the balance by showing us the events surrounding her accession and the early years of her reign.
The movie was very similar to the events of Sept. 11, with a bin laden-like terrorist sending a video to the president (Urich) and threatening to detonate it.
The story revolves around events in a seaside community in the early 20th century where a young solicitor is sent by his firm to conclude the affairs of a recently deceased widow, who died on her isolated marshland estate.
Bedknobs definitely makes more sense in its complete form, the deleted scenes (especially those with McDowall) link events together quite neatly.
I love the Scrye, which enables you, at certain places in the games, to see or hear events that happened there in the past.
Their are a lot of interesting little things in this movie proving way ahead of the current events of our time.
But the family he follows (by accident) gets involved in a serie of dramatic events, and the film becomes a hit.
Crazy Love is a little known eighties cult film that traces a boy's life through three key events.
I actually thought the movie was based on actual events.
Something that doesn't involve covering rush week parties, local charity bake sales, sports events and the usual bland 'human interest' stories.
The events leading up to the final scene in the movie are riveting and I couldn't stop watching as it kept me glued to my seat the entire time.
Among the characters to whom we are introduced during the film are a detective, who writes a book about these events; and a doctor, who helps capture the never-aging bloodsucker.
The sequel of events does not get any more plausible: We watch the existing deputy sheriff Sam Wayborn (Bridges), as he plans along with his girlfriend Laura Winslow (Kath), the murder of her husband Jake (Rogers), with the intent of putting the blame on his new colleague.
Suddenly she begins to have strange events in her apartment that lead her to believe she is being haunted.
Its amazing to me too how many commented how closely it followed the Gospel of Matthew,,,,,yet it left out quite a bit and actually mixed up, for one reason or another the sequence of events.
I, personally, have researched as much as I possibly could on the case long before the movie came out...and the only thing that actually lived up to true drama of the real events was the crime scene.
The show might have worked better if the script had stuck to chit chat about current events.
There were "Stun Gun" shoot-outs (Star Trek?), unbelievable resolutions to events, holes in the plot, and questions left unanswered like: "Why were the girls being killed?"
I do watch this show from time to time, and its more like something reminiscent of propaganda programming from the 1930's than either a news or current events program.
If you are looking for real news, legitimate discussion of politics or current events, don't look here.
Throwing parties, attending charity events, an occasional nude/semi-nude photo shoot.
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