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what a freaking' awful thing...all the greatest most important matters from the book where missing.
only after watching manmadhan did i realise that for an actor -his/her looks count nothing at all-all that matters is the FINE SKILL OF ACTING that lies within him/her.simbhu's
And, in the end, Ben Wade, who, himself, or through his gang, has dispatched everybody who matters to their eternal rewards, is so impressed with the truth and courage of the opposition, that he voluntarily gets on the train to go back to the Yuma Prison for his third time and, most likely, to a date with the hangman.
There are flashbacks to failures of the 4 young men that show the frustrations that got them where they are at the time they decided take matters into their own hands.
It takes us into that setting, finds evocative characters, and has them bring up plot matters that resonate.
To make matters worse, their drill sergeant is the cop who went after them.
But it's the principle that matters.
La Face cachée de la lune is a brilliant Canadian film which has human being's fascination for moon as its backdrop.It is for this purpose that we are taken to 1950s when efforts were being made to send a man to moon.We witness how two major scientific powers America and Russia do all that they can in order to outdo each other.All this is done by them so that somebody is able to establish supremacy in all matters related to travel on moon."La
This is how the real desert would feel in the mind of such a man as Howard plays, and this is all that matters.
However, the film is such a vibrant and full of life profile, that hardly matters.
The FBI guy is a complete and utter idiot; he should be keeping matters cool and calm on the aeroplane but instead he runs around like a madman throwing innocent passengers aside.
There are some disaffecting matters here though, particularly the patronising of the southern negro, all "yes'm'" and "clap yo' hands" - even if this is the way old Dixie treated its coloured inhabitants it's still painful to view the coarse stereotyping.
It is the Islamic concept of "God-consciousness".Someone having "taqwa" has the constant awareness of God's omnipresence in his life and he is supposed to be in total submission to God.The movie tells the story of Muharrem,a simple minded,unobtrusive middle-aged man who lives alone.While he runs the errands in the place he works, he spends most of his time in the local dargah(a Sufi shrine built over the grave of a revered religious figure)by engaging himself with total abstinence and dhikr(a form of devotion,in which the worshiper is absorbed in the rhythmic repetition of the name of God or his attributes)Muharrem's uneventful life starts to take a bit different course when he is given to duty(by the leader dervish of the religious brotherhood)to take care of the financial matters like collecting the monthly rents for the religious order.
The more he gets himself in money matters the more dreams he has about sex alcohol and money.
And since that isn't the plot point that the movie hinges on, it doesn't feel like it matters in the end.
Because the only thing that matters is that the child is raised in a loving family with parents who take good care of them, and it doesn't matter if the parents are heterosexuals or homosexuals.
The fact that the DVD source print is clearly taken a beat-up VHS tape complete with drop-outs and occasional faulty tracking doesn't help matters in the least.
Sometimes predictable, but nevertheless, it's in the execution that matters here.
Having said that, matters do at least get off to a cracking start with our hero, Gary Daniels having a great fight in a car park.
His presence, his sense-of-self, his ability to steer his way through difficult situations into a growing awareness of what matters and what doesn't.
Renegade bloodsuckers don't help matters by creating vampire mischief among the tasty humans.
It shows the ideals of revolutionaries of our times in a simple manner that people who aren't interested in politics and matters of the world can understand as well, whether they agree with them or not, and it also shows ways of dealing with these problems even if you're just a "small, insignificant" individual.
And to make matters worse... the DVD copy they are selling is a Black and White, 16mm bootleg print, that they somehow got copyrighted.. or at least they claim to hold the copyright.
You're not in 'M.I.1' or in 'The Usual suspects' - even if I also appreciated these movies- , what matters is people, their relations, their perception of their job...
In this movie most of the characters are redeeming, that's what matters.
In the last half hour, matters finally begin to coalesce, but other than an ironic set of tension-producing coincidences at the conclusion, there is really nothing new or unexpected here.
To make matters even more complicated all her siblings have different surnames and nobody knows who their real father is.
Matters aren't helped by the badly damaged film print offered to us on the Image DVD that I just watched, with problematic sound, to boot.
Within the group the doc and the cop along with other "hardcore" members decide to take matters in to their own hands.
There is nudity and there is a ton of swearing and touchy subject matters, this is not a movie for anyone who dislikes those things.
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