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Its reputation had preceded it, and though all my friends were also of legal age, I alone had the courage to enter the video store and actually rent it.
The film continuity seems high, an 8, by maintaining a violent tone infused with drama in places, and using justice outside the legal system as motivation.
He does all this after pulling the couple over without any legal cause but because, as we come to understand, they are black and wealthy and he is a hurt little boy who is now the police and can therefore do as he pleases.
what the exact legal loophole was (the wording of a copyright notice) that permitted the books' unauthorized publication in the U.S. (Speaking of which: I take strong exception to the film's dismissal of the covers on that edition as "irrelevant" and "psychedelic," which they were not.
He informs the couples that the will is highly irregular but legal.
Finally, they point out at the beginning of the film that all kinds of drugs are now legal in this new "cyberpunk" society.
Not only does this never become important in the film, but later when don needs surgery without anesthesia, why doesn't he just go out and get some legal heroin or morphine?
Unfortunately the flick seems to suffer from bad direction as it slogs through legal minutia while trying to weave some kind of story with a handful of foul mouthed and poorly portrayed characters only to end abruptly.
It was only since her scandalous legal troubles and subsequent incarceration that her public image began to reflect the true roughness of her character.
Its not funny nor is it romantic so please somebody change that label , and since i already knew that bestiality is actually legal most places and a million dollar industry, i wasn't really shocked.
Dope was legal and a way of life in SEA, as it still is today in Afganistan.
This is especially true for the shower scene where two of the so called 'barely legal' girls who couldn't be a day over 40 are spraying each other with blood but there is also a crew member squirting blood in the from the outside while one of the girls keeps smiling at him.
Mishima's homosexuality is almost not there, due to legal threats from his widow, but in spite of this, the film is still terrific, and one of the best films I saw in 1985.
Maybe it's tied up in court on some legal issue, but a truly riotous hospital farce with Sellers as crooked administrator.
I wonder at the new DVD version that has no Roy (due to legal reasons?) would stop people from buying it.
This film highlights the fundamental flaws of the legal process, that it's not about discovering guilt or innocence, but rather, is about who presents better in court.
Some of my favorites include the former judge (who still talks exclusively in legal terms), the suspicious army-Sargeant and the mad-raving old lady.
Daphne is attracted to world of prostitution because it promises to cure her of barely legal boredom and loneliness.
Taut, topical political thriller, taking square aim at the controversial US policy of rendition, another appalling Orwell-ian phrase (collateral damage, anyone?) for the illegal interrogation even torture of terrorist suspects by-passing due legal process.
We must also point out that in this movie the sentenced man is not the usual nice innocent person we see in other movies dealing with executions which doesn't lead us to abandon the idea that a penal execution is no more than a legal murder anyway.
The CIA decides to avoid legal means to determine whether the phone call is implication of guilt or just a mistake.
For me, the best reason to see it is how stark a contrast it is from legal dramas like "Boston Legal" or "Ally McBeal" or even "LA Law."
This is a real travesty of justice, the legal system gone horribly wrong, and the work by GOOD lawyers - not the shyster stereotype, who use all of their skills to right it.
Donald Buka is a refugee who can't find legal work because he does not have any papers.
The concept of the legal gray area in Love Crimes contributes to about 10% of the movie's appeal; the other 90% can be attributed to it's flagrant bad-ness.
It is said that when this film premiered in 1981, the Edgar Rice Burrows estate tried to take legal action against it.
Liberties are taken regarding the legal system in committing French Citizens against their will and the apparent ease of absconding with drugs in French Hospitals.
Its like saying its OK to cheat on your wife , but with someone of legal age status.
Also, there seems to be many questionable legal aspects to what Tritter is actually doing.
This movie has the following elements: A battered and abused next door neighbor, a boring legal trial, racisim, talk of lynchings, and death and arson.
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