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It has so many logical holes that it really insults the intelligence of the viewers.
Patience, the intelligence and the firmness of one of the rare surviving victims give again fortunately confidence in humanity.
(Some Spoilers) When a Polish prostitute is found brutally murdered in German occupied Warsaw German intelligence officer Major Grau, Omar Sharif,becomes obsessed in solving her murder.
It's that the murdered woman Maria Covyenska was working undercover for German intelligence in finding and identifying Polish and Jewish guerrilla fighter.
This movie was not only boring and pointless, I feel like I have downgraded my intelligence by watching it.
Despite being lifted from a Hollywood flick Derailed (which wasn't exactly a huge hit), The Train was far from entertaining and so predictable that you didn't even have to be of average intelligence to figure out who is bad & who is good although I've not seen Derailed.
Much more than a car commercial, Powder Keg explodes with energy, intelligence and heart.
The real Langsdorff was a man of the highest intelligence and integrity, a tragic example of a fine man who found himself forced to serve an evil regime, and Finch truly conveyed the battle Langsdorff must have been fighting within himself; conscience versus duty.
Although it is to be remarked that the dancing is sincerely amazing (which is why I gave it a 2), that doesn't make up for the fact that the rest of the movie is just an insult to both the viewer's intelligence and the art of story-telling altogether.
One look at this show and you know that it's devoid of all intelligence and a completely frustrating, painful waste of time.
Major Grau (Omar Sharif), a man from German Intelligence that believes in justice, is in charge of the investigation.
It's written with great intelligence and, like in most of the French Cinema, it had a wonderful sense of reality.
My military Intelligence course prepared me for interrogation but not torture.
But over all those nerves, you could see her intelligence, there was no doubt about that.
It simply insults the intelligence of the viewer!
The attempts at humor are pathetic and an insult to the audience's intelligence.
Today it remains a still timely, pertinent and even frightfully plausible cautionary tale about the perils of artificial intelligence run amok.
In the first part of this "movie" comprised of episodes 9 and 10 from the 1980's action series, "The Master," that dynamic ninja duo of Max Keller (Timothy Van Patten) and John Peter McAllister (Lee Van Cleef), find themselves in a pickle as McAllister, aka The Master, is framed for attempted murder of an old war buddy of his, now an intelligence officer.
John LeCarre without the intelligence.
It is degrading to the intelligence of anyone who actually condescends to watching it, it offers nothing of worth in any category and it loses itself in a festering ball of pathetic, sorry ass-felching crap that I would rather have a root canal than watch again.
A couple of Americans in Tokyo have gotten hold of some volatile information about high-ranking Japanese military officials in the United States, but they are killed before they can get the information to U.S. military intelligence referred to here as G-2.
Ellen Barkin remains one of moviedom's sexiest actresses, exuding both a sensuality and an intelligence that are exceedingly captivating.
This movie is pitched so low it insults the intelligence of all mankind.
The story lacks intelligence of any form: an escaped criminal with a cockamamie scheme, Trevor Finch, takes on the identity of Cletis Tout, a dude who is wanted by the mob.
Intelligence on the people, a tire iron is not going to do much against a adult bear, going off alone over and over when as a group they would stand a better chance, not trying to make weapons such as spears at nigh they sit around 2 flash lights instead of building a large a fire as they can for light to give warning of the bear but also to use as protection not to mention to maybe signal someone that at least they were in a no trespassing area to get rangers interested.
I won't insult your intelligence by referring to this as a "film."
The problem with this kind of film is that people who adhere to democratic values need not be taught this stuff at such a childish - and sometimes downright stupid - level, while the capitalist viewer sees a conformation of his prejudice that a "communist" director has neither the intelligence nor the good taste to make a film about the working class that is worth spending his costly time on.
It will surprise you for its intelligence.
The first type, we call them intellectuals, they use their intelligence and logic to explain this world, maybe they got a totally wrong answer, but at least they used the right way(reason) to explain it.
The training sequence, a staple of the "fighting tournament" B-movie, is a perfect microcosm of how the movie is as a whole; shabby, questionable in logic and technique, sparse in action and intelligence, heavy on clichés, and despite the possible enjoyment one could get from how bad it is, simply uninteresting.
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