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Owen Wilson truly turns in one of the worst performances in recent horror-movie history.
Saw it 40 years ago as an adolescent, stayed up late to do so, was very annoyed to find that it was about 95% romance,4% everything else, 1% history if that.
I guess you have to give some points for the sheer courage of writing a musical around a history lesson but how about some decent music?
The only thing right about Chinese history in the movie was when Wendy's mother explained to her husband about the statues that guarded ShiHuangDi.
Disney has really got to get more information about Chinese history if they want to create an extravagant movie.
The marxist-leninists who wrote this trash did so in order to attack a man who has been vindicated by history and their fear that anyone would dare to destroy communism.
The acting is the biggest joke in history.
I will give it a 3 just because it showed history that we need to know about, to prevent it from happening again.
I now its black history month in the US, and Im going to be called a racist just for saying this, but the history of this ship is not that great.
Roger Corman is undeniably one of the most versatile and unpredictable directors/producers in history.
Nobody, of course, but director Damien Lee thought it was a good idea, anyway, and he put together a belated sequel that stands as one of the most redundant movies in horror history.
Apparently most viewer knows nothing about the history of Europe, including Germany, Hungary and the whole Central and Eastern Europe as well as the Hitler and Stalin Era.
Veden Fell is the lamest bad guy in the history of film.
What I didn't need was the naive love non-affair, the unrealistically silly war scenes and the abuse of the syrupy soundtrack in a film which avoided carefully all historical or political references (Stalinism, Nazism, Holocaust) only to end on a passing but nonetheless insulting to our sense of history endnote about "liberating Poland".
I don't know much about the true story, so I was eager to see it play out on film and educate myself about a little slice of history.
Given the history of the director of this movie, it is hard to believe that this was such a painfully bad movie to sit through.
But telling the audience that every Chinese knows Chinese history without even studying it just laughable.
That is like saying every American knows American history without studying or every Filipino, etc, etc.
On the back burner for years (so it was reported) this television reunion of two of the most beloved characters in sitcom history started off badly - and went straight downhill from there.
Also with the 2 English boys... well I don't think any English boy has acted, spoke or dressed like any English kid in the history of the British nation since Prince William and Harry's preteen public appearances.
I watched this film few times and all i can say that this is low budget rubbish and that it does not have anything to do with a real history facts.
Today however, it's merely a footnote in '70s film history, and lacks the wide-range appeal of other movies in this genre.
The prerequisite for making such a film is a complete ignorance of Nietzche's work and personality, psychoanalytical techniques and Vienna's history.
I saw this movie in my American History class and the purpose was to see an incite on the life of a farmer in the West during the late 1800's.
This and other low-rent Mexican children's' films were dubbed in English and widely distributed in the U.S. in the early 1960s; no wonder the sixties became such a turbulent period in American history.
If by any chance you should wish to read a book about schoolboys who did buck the system rather more successfully than Mr McDowell and his friends and furthermore lived to tell the tale,find a copy of "Stalky & Co."written by the man whose much-maligned poem "If" lent it's name to Mr Anderson's film,a man born in colonial India,a man whose work is quietly being airbrushed out of our literary history.And do it before the chattering classes succeed in declaring him a non-person.Perhaps somebody should start a revolution about that.
In order to maintain his saintly visage of Che Soderbergh conveniently leap frogs the mass executions he presided over after the revolution in Cuba and the folly of his Congo adventure ("This is the history of a failure" he writes in the preface of his Congo Journal) to concentrate fully on Che's attempt to rally support to rise up against the government in Bolivia.
The history part was fine but the musical part was not.
She (like most of the Nuyoricans I know) have a watered down, partial and sometimes twisted sense of history.
But a lot don't know the ins and outs of the REAL culture, history and political background or language for the most part.
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