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As the cop harasses him (and his wife and his friends) more and more, and tries to link him with another Bank robbery that he has definitely not committed, Delon founds himself hopelessly trapped in the net of justice.
I had the privilege of viewing ARC, and the first thing that came to mind was that the trailer did not do this movie justice.
A hard day's night: the movie begins with some "protesters", as the documented buffoons calls the people asking for justice, THEN peace.
This 'remake' of Lars Von Trier's series does not do the original any justice.
The Secret Rivals is a story about two strangers who come to town with different motives, one is out for justice the other for revenge.
When I found the Alfred Hitchcock version, I didn't agree at first with how harsh Maxim always seemed, but the movie really did the book justice, the setting and lighting.
While very few movies do justice to books on which they are based, the Quiet American is a chilling forewarning of what the United States would be letting itself in for in the years to come.
Actually, to simply call it parody doesn't do it justice.
Ok...Ok....this movie don't be compared with the great series of 60's and 70's (one the best series based in super-heroes), but it was could better...the plot is confused, in 20 minutes the movie wins a new protagonist...the Daredevil, a Black Daredevil??? where's the red uniform??? Really...nothing in this don't make justice to the original series...nor the presence of Stan Lee in cast.
Neither Raito or L show any sense of real justice or intellect which are the two characteristics that make their relationship and conflicts so interesting.
It does not do justice to the original manga and all i have to say to anyone who is disappointed with the obvious flaws in this - please see the manga for yourself before making judgements on this great story.
Yes, I'm aware that that hilarious MST3K line was from "Final Justice" and not "The Final Sacrifice", but it works very well here too.
Mr and Ms. Producers, either do Le Guin justice and tell the story right or don't bother!
The police arrest the serial killer that is sentenced to life in a mental institution; finds fourteen other bodies hidden in the spot and the justice shuts-down the attraction.
In a world far away lives a prince called Adam who can transform into He-man, a fighter for good and justice.
Typical of movies of the 50's, the villain is disposed of in the climax, thereby eliminating any necessity of bringing them to justice.
The hypocrisy of the justice, reflected in the segment of the sniper.
And if there is ever any justice in the world, this movie will never show up on DVD.
With the cop's help, they track down sex offenders and take out their own "special brand" of justice.
Never having read the novel-as I have a short attention span-its not,by the sound of it,done the novel justice.
The film paints a portrait of a troubled woman who descends into paranoid schizophrenia as the end nears all the while maintaining the unexpectedly undaunted, matter-of-fact demeanor of one very much reconciled to her fate in spite of being trapped in a system with no recompense for abuse in childhood nor insanity in adulthood who well may have been failed by the criminal justice system as well.
Boone, actually playing the coolest of the kids (!), is repugnant enough in his striped shirts and sweater vests, but if cinematic justice were at all serving, this picture would've put the kibosh on squeaky-voiced Sargent's career ("Ohh, gee!!").
Of all the actors in it, Brenda Vaccaro is the only one I think anyone would rent or tune in to see, not that this does her or anyone else in the cast justice.
He takes social norms like the social formalities, sexual taboos, religious authority, and the western justice system and turns them upside-down, just to see what happens.
Before god awful pieces of trash like The Punisher, there was another film that showed a man who's wife was murdered by a gang and wanted justice, but wanted to deliver it in his own way.
Rather than have the garden act as a magical entity in itself, it is more of an escape from the creepy dreariness of Misselthwaite Manor, a gigantic monstrosity of a mansion that does justice to the enormity of the one portrayed in the novel but is such a brooding and unpleasant place that the escape of it overshadows the magical curiosity that should be entailed by the garden.
I believe it was available briefly on DVD in an edited and utterly execrable transfer that did no justice at all to the film's visual and sonic glories.
Hammy doesn't do justice to the acting!
There probably was no way to do the multi-leveled story lines justice except maybe in a ten-hour miniseries, but even so, what can account for Mandy Patemkin's daughter never growing older even though he has made three successful films since the start of the movie?
He has been demoted for daring to give tycoon Stream a speeding ticket and he is determined to see justice done.
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