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Brutally honest, sympathetic insight into the fall of the many Native American peoples... some of the material is painful, sometimes bleak, but an absolute MUST SEE for any feeling person with even a passing interest in the history of America.
They also find new special children, Lily- who stops peoples hearts when she touches people and Jake- who seems to have super strength.
Given the power to destroy the planet and the peoples it was meant to safeguard, now threatens all with a maxim, "I was created to prevent war.
When I saw this movie I couldn't imagine what must have been going on in these peoples minds!!!!
This show is just saying how much Nosey the world is becoming why people who watch peoples lives are just admitting they have no life.
Not about poor people, but about rich people who want to get richer and they use the poor peoples money to do it.
Many of the actors have appeared in other U.S. as well as Canadian films of and about Aboriginal peoples but I'm sure I have never seen a film so dominated by them.
In some scenes the peoples mouths move but the wrong words come out.
Emerald Forest is certainly guilty of oversimplifying the displacement of tribal peoples, but I remembered it fondly.
A dirty shame tried to be funny and I got the feeling it was trying to make a point on peoples views on sex but I just didn't find it funny.
How many other older horror movies were good to you peoples standards??? (Directed at DAN GRANT and other people who hate this movie, for other reasons than not liking sharks) Why wouldnt Carl Gottleib want his name on this movie?!?!
The story is structured exactly the same as "Jaws", with the first half revolving on the introduction of a tourist beach communion where local politicians rather risk peoples' lives than cancel the popular annual surf contest.
Trying to combine it with other peoples turmoils - but only superficially.
Million Miles Away can tough a lot of peoples hearts has it does for me.
One bad guy(he is a pimp) suddenly fall in love with college girl, but she made embarrassed him in front of peoples, so he trapped her to become a hooker.
HE gets up and starts yelling at her for like a good 10 minutes about how you don't touch peoples stuff and blah blah blah.
It was almost like the very first season of Dragnet, I mean the one in 1954, where cigarettes seemed to grow out of peoples faces.
This means emotions, actions and dialog concentrated to the very essence of these peoples lives.
wincott is awesome in this movie showing off some good high kicks to peoples skulls.this
Such regular cycles no longer apply to most peoples’ lives.
In other words, above a low level of sufficiency, peoples’ happiness levels are determined much less by their absolute income than by their income relative to some reference group.
Congress remains a “big tent” party, committed to preserving India’s pluralism and conscious of the multiple identities and interests of India’s many peoples.
He talked about “the British race” or the “English-speaking peoples.”
They believed that the world would be safe from future Hitlers if it were, at least for some time, under the enlightened leadership of the democratic English-speaking peoples.
Nearly three decades after the fall of the Iron Curtain, Russia maintains its Soviet-era proclivity to prey on peoples’ fears and insecurities.
And the extremism of radical culture is fueled by the many inequities and grievances that face the peoples of the Middle East.
The US is a melting pot, whereas Europe is a mosaic of different peoples and cultures that has developed over the course of its long history.
By cultivating a high degree of morale and proficiency, we strengthen the bonds between the peoples of Japan and recipient countries.
Similarly, George Orwell distinguished between Celtic nationalism and Anglophobia, stating that the former is belief “in the past and future greatness of the Celtic peoples.”
But with time, technological gains will spread to other countries and peoples, diminishing America's relative pre-eminence.
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