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Do us a favor, all you Daneliucs and Nicolaescus and Saizescus and Muresans and Marinescus and Margineanus and other obsolete old-timers, and leave us alone!
I had no interest in the remake and having just caught up with the original just over half a century after it was made I can only conclude that the inept fencing was intentional, aimed at a long obsolete target.
This movie is the story of an obsolete soldier who learns there is more to life than soldiering, and people who learn that there is a time for fighting, a need to defend.
The film revolves around a man who believes that all forms of media are obsolete.
I only wish they could've provided an opening and closing narration to make this theme as powerful as The Obsolete Man was.
Stoic and laconic soldier Sergeant Todd (a fine and credible performance by the ever reliable Kurt Russell) gets dumped on a desolate remote planet after he's deemed obsolete by ruthless and arrogant Colonel Mekum (deliciously played to the slimy hilt by Jason Isaacs), who has Todd and his fellow soldiers replaced with a new advanced breed of genetically engineered combatants.
The small town where it is set may now be as obsolete as 25 cent gasoline.
A librarian living in a totalitarian state is deemed to be obsolete and expendable--since books and independent thinking are banned.
It's absolutely ridiculous and suppose someone isn't working in a corporate clone setting, this makes their fashion rules silly and obsolete.
In a bland, sterile, heavily automated future where dying from terminal illness has become virtually obsolete, the fact that best-selling writer Katherine Mortenhoe (a fabulously fiery, feisty turn by Romy Schneider) has a rare mortal sickness that will bring about her untimely demise makes her a prime subject for a tasteless mondo-style live atrocity TV show.
Then, the film switches to Porky's obsolete -- and barely functional -- model.
It shows the futility of war and how ground combat will become obsolete.
Of course ground combat never did become obsolete.
The Obsolete Man makes quite an obvious comment on the role of government and certain ways in which powers can be abused or societies can go astray.
That will make regular drugs, obsolete.
His type of part was becoming obsolete.
Every country has it's myths but rarely is a country so invested in a fantasy surrounding obsolete hardware.
Some interesting shots but over all, very boring and empty of any substance which keeps the viewer interested......For the agricultural student, its dated because the machinery used is now obsolete, some nice seeds/crops in the film though and shots of animal husbandry are included, especially a titillating scene where a peasant babushka milks a cow.
Come to think of it, where did all the plug and jack equipment come from, why was it there, it was clearly obsolete, even for 1998 when the film is said to have been made.
Her performance is the better for it.George Brent,playing the other male lead, has rarely been better.As the southerner unable to change his obsolete ways,he's a marvel.The musical score by Max Steiner is one of his best and adds to the brilliant depiction of a bygone era.
He provides them with a means of escape, (an obsolete space shuttle that he'd kept as a souvenir.)
3.Resolution is obsolete (640x480?)
This changing nature of the battlefield essentially means that war as a conclusive event in an international conflict has become obsolete.
And Russia’s annexation of Crimea has rendered obsolete the Budapest Memorandum.
The rules of public discourse become obsolete, and the open horizon of possible futures is narrowed to a single escape route that fear-mongers portray as the only way forward.
I believe that it is obsolete, pedagogically disastrous, and ignores the tremendous scientific advances of the twentieth century.
What is needed is a reform that responds to today's international order and updates the increasingly obsolete and ignored body of international law to today's new economic and political realities.
Structural adjustment programs demanded by the IMF and the World Bank ended up transforming these countries into dumping grounds for over-subsidized Western agricultural surpluses and over-priced and obsolete manufactured goods.
Two landmarks define these changes: the end of the Cold War, which rendered NATO’s defensive strategy against the Soviet Union obsolete, and the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks on the US, which changed the profile of the enemy and the nature of the battlefield.
While lying often pays, if we all lied all the time, language would become obsolete.
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