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Indigo children is a fascinating subject and the movie did not do it justice.
I was going to rate this film a 2 but I opted for a 1 because a 2 would really be stretching the bounds of truth, reality and justice (just like this film does from start to finish).
As good a gangster movie that has ever been made as DePalma does justice to Mamet's electric script.
You might say excellent or fantastic, but those words would not do it any justice.
Although previous movies have begun with a similar premise, they have always ended with some form of justice or redemption.
If you don't have the budget or talent to do the original story justice, then hands off please.
I'm really surprised that she is the lead actress in this movie, I mean it has independent written all over it, but still she is atrocious, many of the extras could probably have done the role/movie more justice.
L.D.P. and Kiefer Sutherland are two guys out to get justice for the red man and the down trodden.
but thats not the best part, the beauty of the film is how much does the writer understand whats the problem of china, those problems in the justice system, the problem of the control the powerful man in military.
I have read most of the other comments, but they don't do justice to it, mainly because of the lack of understanding the original tongue of this film.
Eventually I did get around to see it, though a small TV never does a film the same justice a theater does, and being a bit sceptic about the small hype this movie caused made me prejudice about it, but I must say I have never been so wrong before.
Fighting for truth and justice are good causes, but I only saw that in the plot synopsis.
Great final "Shaft enraged by the slow working justice system" ending.
The flag that stands on Japan's Iwo Jima remains as one of the nation's most prevalent symbols of freedom, justice, victory, and, most of all, freedom.
Destiny just practically copied everything from Seed, except doing them backwards, rather than the ZAFT steals EA's mobile suits at the beginning of the season, this time is the opposite...and ZAFT have shitty mobile suits this season, the only fights that are worth seeing is when Kira kicks ass with Gundam Freedom, and later on both Kira and Athrun kick ass with their Infinite Justice and Strike Freedom.
Aside from its propagandistic aspects (it seems to argue that America has the right to invade any foreign country in the name of "law and justice"), this is a standard, brainless actioner, with lots of explosions and large-scale stunts, but not much excitement.
Most of the script is garbage and it does no justice either to the original Gawain and the Green Knight poem or to Chrétien de Troyes' Ywain (or Owain).
But somebody says these things about nearly every movie, and they don't do Why We Had To Kill Bitch justice.
'Valdez' is such an unusual western and only someone of Lancaster's pedigree could have played the part of Bob Valdez and do it justice.
Well, to be quite honest, particularly in comparison with Atonement which did the novel perfect justice, this film completely ruined the book.
Chaykin makes a good effort as Wolfe; he isn't really BIG enough, so that his high-pitched tirades don't really do justice to Wolfe's bellowing.
The screenplay ,directing and editing are all first rate.And if you pay attention, you can learn a lot about the inner workings of our government's congressional/lobbyist bedfellows and the scary fallibility of our justice system and its judges and lawyers.
The terms "career building" and "tour de force" are so rabidly overused that they don't do the performances justice in this film -a film that actually deserves such description without sacrificing subtlety.
I wish I could do this anime more justice.
When it comes to cardboard cutout villains Wincott is up there with the best.Almost as bad as allowing deranged cops to mete out their own justice.
Both Taggert and Rosewood(John Ashton & Judge Reinhold) work together to bring the criminals to justice.
It is hard to reconcile such young people but gaining justice is quite central, as is a belief they are accepted and worthwhile human beings.
Vinny's inexperience cause problems, yet when he does get the taste of courtroom drama, he gives out his serving of justice to the platter.
How was what happened the best outcome for the child, or natural justice?
Anyone who knows anything about Audie Murphy and his heroics, knows that the film does not do him justice.
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