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Would you like to have a glimpse of history that drives our lifetime?
Writer/director John Milius takes a little-known incident from American history and extrapolates wildly in all the right ways.
I suppose the burden of a history of racism is difficult for any Southerner to bear and I can understand that.
But even though this movie has plenty of laughs within the silly story and the grotesque imitation of Hitler (here cleverly renamed as "Hynkel", and speaking in a hilarious kind of pseudo-German), the general tone is pretty sad, maybe because of the movie's place in history.
Okay, if this film had been made much later in the history of cinema, it wouldn't be particularly worthwhile.
Its fall in 1453 was the Greatest loss to Christianity in its entire history.
As a filmed piece of accurate history...one wishes to be more loving, but it is a 5 out of 10.
This is the place you can see how did it look to be a soldier in the worst nightmare of warfare in human history and turning point of WWII: Stalingrad.
If you are interested in film history, to truly understand the innovations Eisenstein brings to the medium you might try viewing Potemkin along side most any film made before it (those of D.W. Griffith offer a good contrast).
He describes the human history as the endless chain of exploitation and humiliation.
The attack that captures the cannon, when Peppard's orders are not obeyed by a regular army type, is one of the most electrifying visual and staging achievements in cinematic history; the penetration of Cordoba's stronghold, the revelations uncovered there, and the actions that win the mission team a chance at victory--or almost victory--are flawlessly presented.
At the screening last night I witnessed a brilliant addition to the history of cinema.
Great memorable characters who are full of life and are absolutely lovable and hilarious; a unique and not over blowing plot that makes sense now that I've watched the show; and two of the best anime moments in history, in my opinion.
The story was also connected somehow with the history of Hong Kong and the region the 1960s.
Having majored in Western History when I was a student in college seeing the views on World War II are quite discomforting and in a whole completely wrong.
World War II was the most graphic and bloody affairs to ever occur in world history.
In Trek history, about 100 years before the events here, according to this episode, Earth fought the Romulan Wars.
The film explores the history of their relationship, mainly from their childhoods, that has led them to this point.
Being Belgian myself, I take interest in the history of Congo.
It has been our only colony for many years (Rwanda was a Belgian protectorate, but not a colony), and it is part of our country's history.
I'm seventeen so I obviously didn't get to live the events of may 1968 that marked an extremely important turn in French history, but it doesn't really matter since I still really enjoyed the film.
But, how can you watch this movie and not reflect that the artful dialog was a subtle and oh so daring rebuke to the authorities "in control" in what was then the USSR at that moment in history?
It was never intended to be serious history but an entertaining saga and there it succeeds.
This movie gives us some WWII history along with some touching romance, a little fantasy and meaningful emotion - and beautiful scenery.
Instead of watching the recycled history of "Pearl Harbor" with nothing new to reveal except for a couple of real events involving a few individuals thrown in so the makers of the film could say they contributed to the spread of history, along with nothing but CGI explosions filling in for a sappy romantic triangle.
That is a film that will stay in film history whether u like it or not!
3) HAL 9000 is one of the most villainous characters in film history.
Many historical facts were thrown into the story and it was interesting to see history books come to life.
Direction, fotography, a thrilling and dramatic history, wonderful soundtrack and, most of all, the incredible credibility of Susan Sarandon and Sean Penn, the best and most underestimated "under-40 generation" actor.
The history of TV to film adaptations are littered with aberrations which almost conclusively prove that the tradition should never have started in the first place.
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