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Not much of a thriller, Juncture is a beautiful drama that also raises questions of moral importance.
It has the 'local boy makes it big', the 'vamp and the virgin', the 'corrupt businessmen' and of course the final moral fight.
Still the same theme appears in dozens of configurations, as if the author was wrestling with the same moral dilemma in ever character and plot structure: helpfulness in it's various guises, sometimes as sacrifice, sometimes as but the false shell of selfishness.
But the moral of the story is True Love and thats what you see in this movie so everyone stop making such a big deal jeez.
All the reviewers who claim it makes you think and has a message are correct but it only makes you think for about two seconds - then you realize the attempts of moral equivalence between us and the terrorists are totally unconvincing.
This movie is about a man who takes a moral choice for his work but forgets values in his private life.
One really hopes that some traditional Russian moral values still stand.
Besides stealing, gender prejudice, coercion of minors and a gross manipulation of justice, I can't see how this Christmas story could inspire any better moral qualities.
In this one, it's the musical version of the moral fable "The Wise Little Hen" with Florence Gil voicing the one who asks Donald and his friend Peter Pig (Pinto Colvig) for help in first planting the corn and then harvesting them.
Undergarments, sexual innuendo, moral ambiguity galore!
Systematically, one particular character must balance evading capture with the taking on of the moral responsibilities that come with looking after a much younger individual they've unwittingly roped into this world by way of child-prostitution.
I recommend seeing this film, it's sure to raise many ethical and moral debates.
If you fancy being preached to by being beaten over the head by a moral maniac, then you might enjoy this over-rated nonsense.
The film really allows the viewer to draw their one conclusions based their own individual moral compass.
It clearly shows that the truth and the moral victory was on the side of Hungarian revolutionists.
This movie could have gone wrong, but instead the movie was fun, with high energy and leaves you with a great moral lesson (especially to kids).
The story is rich and juicy, full of the dramatic potential which can jump a stylistic gear into melodrama with very little effort, but also weighted with a powerful message about personal moral responsibility.
Toshiro Mifune, embodies this moral message in his passionate,intense performance as Murakami.
And that's where the true genius of the movie emerges: the silly comedy has an actual moral discussion going on under the layers of ridiculous rage and gore.
Dafoe's character is Paul Smecker, a gay FBI agent specializing in organized crime...Rocco plays an Italian Mafia package boy who is a close friend to the Irish brothers...the central theme of the film is the indifference of good men...Connor and Murphy are not indifferent, and after helping their friend, Doc, the two embark on a crusade to rid the streets of Boston of criminals...with the assistance of their comical and zany friend, Rocco...This film had positive elements on all sides...humor...a moral message...and incredible actors...you will no doubt find yourself repeating the many memorable quotes from the film...I am a woman, and not at all into your typical "shoot 'em up" guy films...this is not another one of those films...it has become an underground "cult" sensation...See it...you will not be disappointed!
It got a lovely ending and has a good moral about sisters and shows you how to get along etc etc.
But what I didn't appreciate about the remake is that it completely changed the story and the moral the first movie brought to us.
If we were to have a remake of this story, at least it seems like in today's world it moral is more important than ever, that humans are just destroying themselves with all the technology and violence that we have created.
In the end, the moral of the story is "Hey!
We need not know the backstory of each of our leads to grasp their current position on the triad totem pole and their moral dilemmas in a grasp for more power and responsibility.
She is a moral imbecile but that too goes unremarked upon because everybody else in her world is one too and the only thing that is noticed about a human personality is material success i.e. either you're a winner or a loser.
Maybe he's too old to be in High School anymore but that doesn't mean he couldn't have come over to give some moral support.
JT promptly satisfies his sickest and twisted sexual fantasies on the defenseless girl, but Rickie at least has some moral decency left.
And the moral lesson I have learned from "I, Claudius" is that we all know a few mini emperors - I know a Caligula, a wannabe Livia, some hardcore Messalinas (we call them hoochies around here), and I'm not sure if I am a Claudius or Tiberius, but I'll be happy either way so long that I find a Sejanus.
He got away with it by inserting preachy moral "messages" that proved the "evil" of everything he had just shoved in your face, and you have to give him credit for that.
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