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The message is hard to understand and in order to truly like the film you pretty much have to BE an illegal.
If it's a drama, there was no tension and the underlying message appears muddled.
If their message was " Lets watch porn" and "screw sin" I get it.As
The plot is predictable, the end inevitable, and only the worst Hollywood-moralizing studio efforts are better at hammering a message down your throat.
Here the message seems to be political while in Hollywood it's often rather religious, but the technique is the same, and strangely, you can hardly miss the Devil and God working around a hapless Man even here.
No personable characters for whom we can forgive any deed or word, no overarching stirring message, no overblown hope.
The message we received was that Americans are insincere, vulgar, materialistic and phony among other things.
I wish such a message had been written before the opening credits.
There are people who are trying to get the right message across and there are things that can be done to reduce our impact, but we all need to reduce our toxic emissions, reduce our consumption of unnecessary goods and plant trees and gardens.
Curious, no? Anyway, despite the foregoing, the movie has a good message and the overall acting is way better than good!
So even though I feel that it is an important topic, it could have been covered in a better way, or at least it should have had a Long message in the end.
"I don't believe in God... Don't worry, he believes in you." that sort of thing - is the deeply nasty message that all disabled people are essentially evil.
But the message is not given in a preachy or cynical style.
I loved the "surprise ending" and the basic message that family is not defined by blood alone.
I know the movie was sad but it also had a good message.
An eerie message comes for Mr. Brown everywhere saying "The person you need is Nanny McPhee!" Nanny McPhee (Emma Thompson) arrives at the Brown door and takes everybody through an entire adventure.
Though slightly contrived, we begin to accept to the message of the film.
Even the ending seemed like it was tacked on for some kind of message, that somehow would justify the brainwashed cult.
If only the production of this film, and others like it, would JUST TELL THE STORY with good acting and let the message be intuitively realized by the viewers instead of being rammed down their throats with soap operatic soliloquies and didactic preaching.
I've actually read some posts on various message boards saying that this is one of Lorenzo Lamas' good movies.
If anyone knows where I can get a copy, please put a message here.
The film is well-made but way too self-centered to have any positive lasting message.
So now, if I said that beyond the non-stop vulgarity and infinite humour that this film contains, is a film that has an important message camouflaged in animation, would you believe me?
And I agree with the comment that someone posted on the message board that the continuity between scenes is just terrible.
Even though the direction is uneven (but gets better in the last half) it carries a powerful message which still has meaning 3 decades later.
DREAMKEEPER has really done the job of giving the Native American USA message.
I still believe the film was good and I understand for the most part that is really what happens but Boorman could have made the film a bit more interesting and different and still portray his message.
even that many people didn't like Madonna's message at her last tour, i think it's her pretty damn right to say what she wants! the only sad thing about this doc is, that they re-engineered her voice what shouldn't be.
The movie is quite expensive and has a pretense of being a historical drama, but the plot and the message of it are just way too cheesy.
Yes, the message is serious, but we need a bit of black comedy with our satire, otherwise it's just like watching a very boring fact based documentary.
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