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I wouldn't recommend this to anyone prudish, but almost anyone else is going to enjoy it--from the cinema snob to the entertainment-hungry masses.
There is so much hardship, spilling out into the masses, that it is difficult to not see the sadness on the faces of all you pass.
It further shows life aboard the liner, huddled masses indeed, yearning to breathe free, and conditions in Ellis Island where, their journey still not over, they are interrogated and examined to prove their 'fitness' to enter America.
Both are police thrillers where the well armed hero must take on well armed rebels, to solve a conspiracy by the powers that be against the unwashed masses.
The ambiguous mayor in dead or alive tries to keep the masses sedate on the drugs he sells them.
The masses may enjoy their entertainment spoon fed to them in nice bite sized censored calm bits, but there is a large group of people out here in the world that share the opinions and insights of the filmmakers that still make films for the love of the material or love of storytelling, not DVD sales or box office.
To some extent, this might even be true, especially because the producers had to be sure that the film succeeded with the masses.
There is a nice melodramatic conclusion to the story that lifts it up for the masses to enjoy, but overall this is a wonderful independent film about a relationship between un-worldly misfits that keeps you interested until the end.
FEEDING THE MASSES should be left to starve.
At one point in this film, someone (I believe Pacino's producer) warns him that film is getting off track, that it was once about how the masses think about Shakespeare through the vehicle of RICHARD III.
Let's cut to the chase: this movie is softcore pornography marketed for the masses under a name that the studio is milking every last penny out of the American Pie teat.
To the masses the Japanese cinema means all those monsters we've grown to love destroying those Japanese cities over and over again, lots of times in battles with each other.
The ignorant masses might be entertained by the hand-waiving arguments and the absurd "conclusions" drawn (without even an attempt at a logical reason) from real science.
Ashmit plays the role of Richard Gere, Emran that of Olivier and Malikka the perfect cheating wife role of Lane.They have changed the second half of the film to adapt for the Indian masses.
I think I can speak for the masses when I say...
Sure its a one of the most stylish films, but when it comes to content, even the masses will reject this one.
The whole point of making this film, one of the earliest and best international color releases of cinematic opera, was to make it more accessible to the masses.
although this film is not for the masses (as a young innocent teenage girl is killed and there is homo-eroticism involved in the story) i think that this film is a heart wrenching tragedy and the more deeply involved you get in the story, the more sadness you feel.
The masses get to see what they want to see.
The message of a world on the brink of war is disregarded by the masses; the mythical city of Everytown in 1940 represents England in general, but it could just as well stand for any nation of the world.
But I think that the fact that Louis Sachar was involved from the beginning helped masses, so that the film sticks close to the story but takes it even further.
Also, although the story was not one that the masses might directly relate to (i.e.
In fact, if we all work together then Shakespeare can reach the masses which it richly deserves to do.
This is a classic example of high level spin doctors attempting to control the masses through controlled information.
It sheds light on the manipulation of the people by corporate media, the misinformation, the artificial polarization of the people by deliberately creating tension on the streets, sometimes to the point that the army, intelligence agency or even the government(many believe,led by the US) uses agents who attack "any" side to provoke the masses into violence and therefore justifying their coups.
All in all a good film and better for the fact that had the film not been made the story might remain hidden to the masses.
There is no room for anything so evanescent as subtlety, this is a 'stomp 'em in the face' tale for the masses.
It is a detailed and sparkling story of the innocent poor masses, complete with evil capitalists and trigger-happy police forces, but slowly it evolves into a magic fantasy tale, as the boy wonder Toto develops unlimited superhero powers.
The patron Saint of the mindless masses...
Sure, the history in this movie was "Hollywoodized"--but it's far from being the only bit of history rewritten for the masses.
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