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What is the meaning of writing all of those imaginary events to ascribe them to the legendary singer's last stage ?, did they want to say how the artist's life is just a truth in illusionary frame ?
Anyway, here is the rundown of events in "Rabbit's Moon".
Firstly, some reviewer has claimed the events of the movie are dated to 1789.
The film maintains a bleak, free-form nihilism throughout, its plot (much like the war it's invoking) a jagged sequence of events rather than a simple matter of connect-the-dots conflict resolution.
Events run from the battle of the Alamo thru Indian wars to the Civil War and then gets to womens suffrage.
Most of the events are difficult to believe because there's no possible way this guy can't figure out the situation.
Some unexpected events at the subsequent air show twist things around and the hard to figure out scenes of a high school band practicing finally comes in to perspective.
Making a fairy tale out of one of the grimmest of twentieth century events and completely destroy any resemblance to well documented history is a crime against history, its victims and the children it grossly misinforms.
The writing is far to witty at times to be spoken by people going about their day and the plots events that occur are totally unbelievable.
The theme of Holmes' dreams depicting exactly the events to come stands in stark contrast to his previously stated belief in rationality, facts and logical deduction.
I enjoyed Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events and this film's over-the-top storytelling reminded me of what I thought was lacking in that other film.
Just a spoiled little rich girl all twisted by unhappy events?
A critically important component of virtually all successful cinema is suspense, a perception of uncertainty within the viewer as to what may ensue from the events occurring upon the screen, whichever genre, present even when we know an outcome (Apollo 13) if the work is done well; all of which is meant to point to a total absence of suspense in this weakly directed feature, which dully plods from scene to scene until its flat ending.
The original storyline was almost completely changed, the characters were awfully presented, even the names and appearance of some of them were wrongfully represented, and many events that happened in the movie are nonexistent.
It gives totally different picture of almost all characters that appear in the book, skips the events of great importance for the story and make up the events that ruin the atmosphere and the story itself.
But to take the title, characters, and some of the events of a book, but change significant motivations, events, or characters beyond recognition is inexcusable.
She also changed some scenes in a way that made them not only contrary to fiction, but also to the real era in which the events of the movie are supposed to take place.
Admittedly if I knew more about American politics at the time, fewer events would have passed me over but as a European, my interest in this particular part of American politics is limited - and even had I myself been a US citizen, I would never never have voted for a Democrat !
In general, I like movies where characters don't act rationally, but with this movie I couldn't create any explanation for some events and the main character isn't completely insane so I should have been able to follow some type of reason.
Instead it focuses on the events occurring in end June/begin July 1944.
The film opens with the on screen paragraph 'this film is based on actual events that took place in a Central European country not many years ago'.
"Calendar Girls" is a mildly amusing film based upon actual events about a group of mature women in England who, in order to raise money, spice up the annual fund-raising calendar by appearing nude.
I thought this film did an admirable job portraying most of spideys origins, although a lot of key events were left out entirely.
This movie shows how Crumb reacts to events, what he thinks of the world and what makes him tick.
The portrayal of the Fierce People as cannibalistic baboons is ridiculous and highly offensive - especially under the claim that the film is based on true events.
His emotion as an actor really comes across in this movie even more so than in his debut role in Paid in full, and for those who are familiar with the rapper the way that they tie in real life events with the story line to add credibility and believability keeps the viewer entertained.
However many people have complained about the reality of such events and the protocol at the Mexico-US border checkpoint, my only advice is to remember that it is a FILM! it never said it was a documentary, so aside from the several "unrealistic" events, the film is lovely and i do recommend it for everyone.
It's just hard to believe that the events could transpire as they do.
This film is a pseudo-documentary or 'mocumentary' re-creation which parodies actual events that took place within the Quebec provincial government in Canada, and created a scandal that for several days monopolised the attention of the media within Quebec, as well as in much of the rest of Canada.
The movie follows Julia Jones (Alyson Hannigan) as she goes through all the events that take place in order to marry her prince Grant (Adam Campbell).
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