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Casting is another issue.
The lackluster, overly complicated, over-populated story has no arc, no focus point, little excitement, and staggers from one scene to the next with no discernible purpose, other than as a valentine to the supposed and highly doubtful cooperation between the American and Mexican governments on the issue of illegal immigration.
Racism is a serious issue but I think a subtle approach in cinema works far better than laying it on with trowel.
(spoiler alert) the other major issue i had with this film that truly left a bitter taste in my mouth was the flying man.
I had a similar issue with Scott Bakula in Barker's Lord Of Illusions, not really a terrible performance, but I just didn't like him in the role as much as I would have other people.
Although taken to another level, this is an issue which we still face today.
One could glance at a side issue tragedy (the sinking of the U.S.S.
AND, a friend of mine showed me the PLAYBOY issue that had Pilar Lastra as the Playmate of the Month.
A very good film, focusing on a very important issue.
Initially, when Preminger's film came out, the Motion Picture Association of America would not issue its seal of approval because the filmmakers depicted addiction to narcotics.
Maybe it's tied up in court on some legal issue, but a truly riotous hospital farce with Sellers as crooked administrator.
the, at times poor acting abilities of her costars were not an issue since it was not their performances that fuelled this movie.
The dumbing down of network news is even more of an issue now than it was in 1987.
Having a brother who is has attempted suicide and seeing the devastation that has caused our whole family, I know first hand how crushing it can be to deal with this issue.
Okay, a few others have skirted the issue, but Farscape did it the best.
I didn't see some things or heare things others seem to: I didn't feel the light skin gal was "trying to pass" as much as she was either oblivious to the color issue or was trying to ignore it--at first: later she came back fighting.
The script effectively uses intelligent humor not only to cope with an issue like a severely disabled child, but to bind the parents in their love for "Jo" and each other.
But the issue here, as in the much more recent "I walk the Line" or Carpenter's famed TV Elvis biopic of the same era, is whether the meaning of the performer's life, in its time and place, as a catalyst for fans' ideals and appreciation, is made manifest in the performance, and this is clearly the case here.
I am still waiting for years a new DVD issue of this marvelous film.
It makes you face the issue: are you for the people's right of dissent in a time of war, or for the constitution being compromised in the name of "national security"?
It's not "enlightening Non-Brazilian audiences" about the Brazilian favelas' issue?
They were always there in the classic series, but they were a side issue, to be glossed over when the Doctor was in the heat of battle.
This short movie intends to focus on one issue sociologically known as cultured shock.
And it presented both sides to the issue so that people on both sides who watched the movie wouldn't feel that a point was left out.
Wilkinson plays the role very well as the troubled husband who cant control his wife's cheating, and deals with the issue.
Coppola also deserves credit for addressing the issue of domestic discontent from a woman's point of view in the culturally turbulent 60's.
By surprise, I had thought since Warner Bros. distributed this movie in the U.S., Warner Bros. was going to issue a DVD.
This is the episode that probably most closely relates to it's partner law, "Thou Shalt Not Kill," in that it directly brings up the ever controversial issue, "Why do we kill people who kill people to show that killing is wrong?"
The movie is worth seeing among all the cynicism we get today for its sincere intention to present a modern ethical issue without any desire to arouse the viewer.
This is an excellent movie that tackles the issue of racism in a delicate and balanced way.
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