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OK, message received.
Director Nigel Cole delivers a charming, touching, funny story with a message.
I think it's sad when a movie has to have it's back story explained on IMDb message boards rather than during the film.
i don't know about you guy's but this movie was awesome.also the message that the movie is trying to pass is the reality of our life's.the
focus on the message that every movie is trying to pass to you.
This movie is a sweet fantasy with a good message about life, love and destiny.
This movie was done with grace, cleverness, and with such brilliance that anyone who did not feel that they wanted their lives to matter more didn't get the true message.
There is clearly a cultural message going on, regarding violence, war, and man's inhumanity to man.
Godzilla vs Hedorah is insane even by Godzilla standards, a surreal mix of monster mash, message movie, kiddie flick, 1960s educational shorts, groovy protest songs, go-go dancers wearing fish masks, terrible special effects and basic Sesame Street style animated inserts as Friend of the Earth Godzilla takes on a giant toxic flying tadpole that craps acid on him, drowns mah-jong players in excrement and farts deadly toxic fumes over the population of Japan.
From the brutal opening scenes, the message is clear that these pirates don't play.
"Fiction" was short and to the point, the message being the utter subjectiveness of the art of storytelling.
I actually thought it added to the message of the first story, and the uncensored version is also on the DVD anyway.
Oh yeah, and I forgot about the redeeming message in this film --- I'm still trying to figure that out.
He was persecuted because He was the Son of God: God in the flesh; and to suggest that the motivation was anything else, including His race, is to undermine and dilute the entire message of the Gospel.
A movie can have a message, but when you have 35 different messages...well, it doesn't work.
Fellow commenter Jeff from LA states, "...it has a positive message that any Christian should be able to relate to."
In reading a lot of the other comments (and message board quips) it looks like those people who enjoyed this saw it at a midnight screening.
But I believe this give a great message to children.
Well, i cant believe what a film that was, If you are like me, then you will find that horrors nowadays are not what they used to be, But JACKPOT BABY, I mean i know that it is made in 1998 but it does not stop it from being probs one of the greatest horrors to be made, Right from the start it actually maintains the course of looking like a genuine home video, and when they realise the aliens are actually after them, The horror on there faces, Some believe Sum Do not, it is just brilliant, And the Way that they portray that Rosie has been taken over somehow is just brilliant, Also they bring in the racist side of it tackling that view with great authority, they make every bit of the film as enjoyable as the ever, People who are looking for flaws in the film i have this message( My God Get A Life ) its a film go bloody have a pop at a Disney film or summit, As for me This is Danny Robinson Signing out with a big 10 outa 10
I'm not convinced it's a message movie at all.
The film had a very good message, to always stand up for what you believe in, and to seize the day, Carpe Diem!
So the message is this -- military BAD, media GOOD.
A very 70's show because of the music, cloths, social message, and characters.
I understand the ending is a clear political (or civil) message to the audience, and i give de oliveira credit for being so brave, but i think he might have over-simplified the issue of terrorism.
Anurag Kashyap’s critically acclaimed ‘Black Friday’, raised my expectations from No Smoking, expecting it to be a decent drama carrying a strong message against smoking.
i was just flicking through channels when i saw an ad for reaper....directed by Kevin smith....now this came as a surprise to me as I'm usually up to date with his works....a regular on the IMDb page as well as the message boards...so decided to give it a go....mostly anything Kevin smith does (despite saying that after jay and silent bob strike back he was quiting the industry...) is good in my book :) and i was pleased to see that this was no exception....the plot is great...and not (as another user posted) like Shaun of the dead...similarities in certain things perhaps...but clearly not based on Shaun of the dead... i would however recommend this series to any fan of Kevin smith or even any fan of comedy...its a warm light hearted comedy about a kid whose just really not had the best start to being 21...:)
Not only was it breathtakingly beautiful but the dominant message - that the underdog can triumph against all odds and in the process of trying, learn more about him/herself than in all the preceeding years of his/her life makes this an outstanding film.
I could not discover a message in the film, probably because there is none.
Sandler's characters tend to only make headway when they are being good, which isn't a bad message for the kids in the audience.
With the movie fresh in my mind I want to put out this message to all the people who have made depreciating statements such as "what is Crumb moaning about, he's famous now", "the Sixties weren't really like that", "it was just two hours of whining, rambling and unjustified complaining" etc. etc.: go back to your Kevin Costner, Tom Hanks, Tom Cruise big budget Oscar winners, and stop smearing dirt on one of the best documentaries ever made.
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