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If you ignore the dynamics of the plot and focus in on the message, you will see a little bit of yourself in the main character, Michael.
But I saw in IMDb Board a message titled "Explanation of a Masterpiece (all your questions answered) Faster load", written by opiemar, and I was really impressed with the high quality of the explanations this user provided to viewers like me that missed points of the story.
The film moves quickly and it shows Frank's drug problem in a realistic light without turning into a social message picture.
This thing works on all levels -- it's intense as a thriller, full of Lars von Trier homages, but also very much its own film -- and it does have a message: happiness comes from within, best personified in the wounded soldier who practically (and, believe it or not, humorously) disintegrates limb by limb throughout the film, all the while apologizing to others for imposing on them.
True, this is not John Sayles finest film (Brother From Another Planet) but it is not entirely forgettable either, if not for any other reason than its message.
Following his montage theory, Eisenstein plays with scenes, their duration and the way they combine to emphasize his message, besides he uses different camera shot angles and revolutionary illumination techniques.
What's its message after all?
There was no pc message and the film is all about having a good time, which is all there really is to it when people go out clubbing.
If this user indeed watched the film, the message was that he was not communist but pigeonholed (by none other than Belgium, the U.S., the UN, etc.) as a "communist" leader for other individuals', corporations', and country's political and economic gains.
Much of the message of the movie is that we never know the good without the bad, which is a little cliché, but what makes this movie so good and so original is that it very eloquently portrays the crushing and devastating force that the bad can have, whether you see the bad everywhere like Leland, or are experiencing the utter helplessness of unrequited love or a relationship that just isn't going to work no matter how bad you want it to.
a great movie, with a rather unclear political message.
Simple moral message, lots of decent action and slapstick, "bad" grownups acting goofy to take the edge off, minimal bad language and minimal potty jokes make it hard to beat for a family standard.
The manner in which the family comes to grips with this is the peak of the movie and need not be revealed for the sake of loosing the power of the message.The film is beautifully photographed, the musical score is creatively lovely, and the final result is one of exaltation of the human spirit.
But it is film that delivers a message that can reach to the core of your heart.
It's a movie with a theatrical message blended with some clever moments.
Whether the story is based around a true story I feel the story was trying to giving the audience a message that as a whole the general public should respect and feel for the needs of disabled people and that they should be given the same chance as any other human.
Its a tense film, flawed in parts but the real message is that we can all get sucked into violence like this.
There's no sentimentality, no patriotic agenda, not even a hopeful message of universal brotherhood in this bleak glimpse of what we can only call hell.
Ultimately the market place determines the message that is sent to the public.
by 1925 the Soviet government actively used the arts, including film, as a means to spread the message of the revolution.
Eisensteins portrayal of the revolt on the Battleship Potempkin offers the viewer insight into the message of the Soviet elite.
Much of the film demonstrates the communist party message and how film was used as a tool of propaganda.
The message came through loud and clear about God's love for us and Jesus's sacrifice.
But what I liked most about this movie was the clear Gospel message.
I came across this message board when i was bored one day and think it's cool.
I read somewhere that Oz and Rudnick wanted to poke fun at liberal message movies, but the climax ends up being right out of one of those movies.
A gentle story, hinting at fury, with a redemptive message and glorious celebration.
It's truly romantic with a touching message.The artwork and the effects are visually striking and the fact that the director is an amazing artist is so apparent.
Each persona has their own message to convey about truth, society, class, drugs, etc.
I think this is one hell of a movie...........We can see Steven fighting around with his martial art stuff again and like in all Segal movies there's a message in it, without the message it would be one of many action/fighting movies but the message is what makes segal movies great and special.
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