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Miscarriage of justice due to some kind of totally unmentionable prejudice.
Finally, justice prevails, and the Klan is discredited.
Therefore they should use same violence to create justice" There should be revenge.
Besides stealing, gender prejudice, coercion of minors and a gross manipulation of justice, I can't see how this Christmas story could inspire any better moral qualities.
The movie was a good way to view how justice can be served when its needed.
It's a forgotten or perhaps not known very well Eastwood gem, not a dirty harry shoot em up though, a more dark, personal film involving Clints life orientating between father to his girls and his seedy sexual desires in the night of New Orleans, to his non stop crusade to bring a dark and mysterious stalker to justice.
They are offered ranch land in Arizona by a unscrupulous shyster, and it's up to the three to make sure Justice Is Served!
To render the proper justice of Mallrats genius, it should have started as a novel.
Then of course he is on suspension again and working with an ex-biker PI to bring justice to a raped college student.
A really excellent use of television to apply the time necessary to do justice to a good book (in this case, two books).
But the story is breathtaking, you will understand very well why the Italian history after World War 2 is so fascinating, with aspect of the actions of the Red Brigade (Brigate Rosse), the fight for human justice (in asylums and hospitals for the mentally diseased).
It's not perfect; it has many flaws that have already been explained in other comments, one of the main one being that the story is so vast, a standard feature film can hardly do it justice (it would have worked better as a miniseries).
Now, if your some Hollywood peon judging movies by how much special effects can do it justice?
There was always a surprise around the corner, whether one of pace or image or sound or performance or turn of the narrative - though in fact it's a very straightforward story, told in a linear fashion, but that description really doesn't do justice to a sequence such as when we go to the ballistics lab at the police station, Mifune learns about a bullet found at the scene of a crime, and then he dashes off without any warning - and we follow him - to a shooting range at which we'd seen him early on in the film, retrieving a spent bullet of his own, and then we dash back to the ballistic lab, and then go into a microscopic close-up POV ballistics man, comparing the two bullets.
It really doesn't do the man justice in the least.
Is vigilante justice justified?
I like the movie but I does NOT do the book justice.
"To End All Wars" is a redemptive story that features Greek philosophical musings about justice, great quotes from Shakespeare, and the teaching of Jesus about non-retaliation and love for enemies.
It is a blot on the image of India until justice is done to those innocent people
The rhythm of the feel was indecisive, and did not do the book justice.
It is not a matter of who wears the nicer suit; it is a matter of blood, of kinship, and of ensuring that the one with the greater grievance has justice is done for his family.
I do not expect a live-action version to capture the graphic brutality of the anime, but this movie does no justice to the original idea of these super-human martial artists.
The film as such shows a violent hunter who is not really doing his hunting for justice.
Sadly they didn't do the idea justice and the film turned out to be a bore-fest.
The plot is easy to follow-- Wayne assumes a false identity in order to bring his father's killer to justice.
The discourse on the Chinese approach to justice and the potential for corruption in their state-centered society is sharp and, from my experience, accurate.
After reading the many comments on this site,I slapped it on again today.Those remarks praising the use of Wagner's music as used in the film were just a little off the mark.This whole film is Wagner minus the arias.Richard would have loved this!There is a near cultish devotion to the nobility of barbarism in it's purest form.Lancelot was heroic ,literally till the armor came off.If Boorman hadn't thrown in the occasional reference to justice for everyone I believe Hitler himself would have financed this film.This is close to Aryan mysticism [without the Aryans].I'm surprised Boorman mellowed to the point he could make "Hope and Glory".Aside from the Wagnerian fatalism,I still love this film!
We all thought that this production was going to do justice to the life and achievements of Lavoe.
And for them to be included here is a travesty of justice!
And anyway they're just setup for him meting out some rough justice as you may have predicted.
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