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I don't think so, about the pope, i don't think so, about anyone of political or religious importance, i certainly hope not and i hope this film is the last of its kind as it sends out a terrible message to everyone in the free world as the leader of the most powerful nation in the world is shown as being assassinated.
This film was entertaining and thoughtful, with a cohesive plot and very believable characters, set in the reality of the nation's Capitol.
Through some comically-contrived misunderstandings, Shirl comes to believe her father's boss is actually Uncle Sam--and sets out to solve not only her papa's problems, but the nation's as well!
He proved to the nation that in the United States one gets as much justice as they pay afford.
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.
Why? Very easy: American government, then American people, then American nation wants to see themselves like Superman all the time.
Even if there were 998 people in England I would still call the nation England.
Australia isn't a nation instantly recognised for a lot of hit horror films (despite one or two successes), and this one really shows why - as aside from all the blood and guts, there is nothing at all to recommend it for; and anyone that doesn't watch horror films purely for gore won't even have that small pittance to fall back on.
Great leaders of every nation and period practiced some form of religion, but many of these pseudo documentaries tend to bring the religion to the forefront rather than the politics of the era.
Japan became a closed nation in 2067 in retaliation against international restriction on robotic technology.
Than Vietnam had begun, and the nation witnessed the cold reality of violence on their TV sets.
Most episodes are very slow paced as if to illustrate how insignificant a crime committed by an individual basically is compared to the imminent danger of the destruction of a whole nation.
An all-too-familiar scenario that occurs in every nation on earth; integrating into a society that neither understands nor fully accepts you is a challenge that every immigrant must face.
McGovern's inherent decency cost him one of the nation's most crucial Presidential elections in 1972, running against the original king of dirty tricks, Richard Milhouse Nixon.
The idea behind this movie was basically to fool the whole nation!
3.There is marked similarity in the speech of Leader in the conference and interview of Amir on the TV in the end.Same vague things about identity of nation.
I wonder if there are instances in which you can judge the political health of a nation from the quality of its films.
Considering where we find ourselves today, where our nation's young soldiers, men and women are fighting in Iraq, the film tells us, bluntly that we have not really learned, or grown, or done much about our historic blunders.
This is so important to all of us if we are ever to have hope again about our nation and our leaders.
Don't rob yourself of this great film about one great man who would have made a difference in this nation's course.
Long gone are the days when idiot proof plots and acting like this would engross a nation wide TV viewing audience.
If all else, U.S. Navy Sailors, like myself who wear the cloth of the nation, when viewing a portrayal of our duties, deserve to see them portrayed correctly.
According to Moore's "Adventures in a TV Nation" book, many of the featured actors agreed to make Canadian Bacon because they were shown the TV Nation pilot.
Frequently despairing of ever being listened too, we see Winston go into times of deep depression overwhelmed by the feeling of powerlessness in a nation whose memories of WWI still horrify the populace into desiring peace at nearly any cost.
Armed with the top secret data, he begins to finally get the attention of the nation as he desperately pleads with his countrymen and women to build up the vastly depleted British military just in case the demented madman, Hitler, turns a lustful eye to Winston?s beloved country.
Absorbing and insightful, I wasn?t bored for a minute watching the story of this great man?s beginnings and the great woman who bore with him and supported him through all the frustration and aggravation of trying to turn around a nation still grieving the horrendous losses of the previous war.
The more powerful a nation becomes, the more it asserts its victimhood.
America is not the greatest place to live, and americans are not the smartest nation on this globe, and this movie is just another proof.
It is a good idea for any director to first study the culture and mentality of a country before staining the name of a whole nation.
They accused the filmmaker of supporting the enemies of the nation.
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