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There is a wholly moral line of thought which suggests such attacks on children require no forgiving back story and are disgraceful in themselves, with or without the nod of history, but that doesn't seem have occurred to the makers (BBCNI, of course).
Irrespective of temperament and motivation, his characters preach to the camera on the corruptive influence of mainstream television, the liberating powers of learning and movies as a moral institution.
In this movie, Paris is basically a typical Third World nation in microcosm: You have a charismatic dictator (the Mayor) surrounded by yes-men and flunkies, an economy that has no real industry as such and forced to take "foreign aid" any way it can, a populace who is so dependent on the dictator's policies that it will support them whatever the moral cost--and not challenge him when times go bad, and the army (the kids with the hot rod cars) who do the dirty work but don't share the benefits and have no future.
Randolph Scott is turning the corner of his career into Westerns also; abandoning those light comedy or milquestoast leading roles and showing a glimpse of the hardnose tough guy & questionably moral cowboy that he came to be in later career moves.
etc The "plot" was paper thin, extremely poorly acted, the scriptwriter should be shot, the only shocks came from loud noises, there was no dramatic tension built up - the end of the film was always going to be simply when they got off the ship: there was nothing to "figure out" (like in Alien): no moral ambiguities were presented (like in The Fly): and there was no deadline to beat (a crude, but at times successful plot device).
The moral of the story, don't be too enjoyed with your victory or popularity and you may forget about who you are, originally.
It even enforces family values and has a great moral to the story (especially for those who have suddenly surprisingly found themselves grown up!)
The flick has no story, no point, no purpose, no moral, no message, and comes off like a bad class project.
Queen Bee goes bye fast very fast and the moral compass is determined by Lucy Marlow when in fact it needed a sort of Anne Baxter or someone with a bit more gravitas.
Anybody can see this documentary film, even if don't have any previous knowledge about the issue, and can understand the real reasons of the most important political, social, institutional and moral crisis in the whole Argentinian history.
It's not often that a story with such a clear moral message is this entertaining.
It has no moral, It has no plot, It's rising action is just killing and killing and killing.
Typical liberal moral relativism.
This wasn't a movie for fat women at all, contrary to the commercials that were run for weeks before the premiere of this pathetic lesson in moral fiber for skinny women the world over.
The moral of this film is that you skinny people should understand our fat plight and not make fun of us, but try your best to sympathize and gently push us to our thin potential.
Yes there r a few predictable characters but many r really fresh n realistic.. T ending may not leave u jumping out of ur seats but this is a movie u can watch wit t entire family..Its moral is very sensibly portrayed n down to earth..Its heart is in t right place..
Perfect entertainment for the Midnite Movie crowd, but could be offensive to women and of a moral authority.
Very inspiring for its central moral drama, it is also full of great incidental historical and cultural information.
"American History X" is a very well written movie thats has a moral to the story, This Movie "the believer" on the other hand was complete trash.
We hear Matthau rage about him, we see him hanging out in gay bars (to indicate his moral degeneracy), but not a single word of dialog passes his lips.
The film creates many moral questions and issues, and should leave you thinking.
There's also a nice moral at the end about little brothers and sisters.
To make a political statement about this film, it shows that social and moral values decay in this global community we live and breathe by.
The good martial arts actor declines to use his gun on the moral grounds that he cannot shoot American citizens.
This film is has bizarre dialog, repulsive images, many freaks of nature, strange music, scenes that don't make sense, and yet at the same time, repeated viewings will show that it does make sense... simply because the moral of this story is that it doesn't make sense, and life can go in a thousand crazy directions, we're all like dice in the hands of fate.
People do and probably always will make decisions in a time of passion be it political, moral, or sexual, that after a time of more rational thought they might not have made.
I was very polarized by the moral messages it has.
It isn't often that you get to see a compelling film that deals with human sacrifices, love and the courage to find a true identity to lead a good moral life. .
Cate Blanchett, a fine actress, is wasted in a lifeless role that simplistically smoothes over all the moral and emotional complexities that I assume existed in the original novel (I haven't read it)...
Nuanced interesting characters are a vehicle for a over arching moral diatribe on cities, the people in them, and how we all deal with each other.
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