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It's almost as if this was a stunt to legitimize a romantic drama (soap opera) by throwing in a little political relevance.
It is also refreshing to see gay-themed movies not be so bogged down with political correctness and tired stories of angst.
My Take: Routine political thriller with mediocre action scenes and predictable twists.
I wouldn't positively judge a movie for artistic or entertainment value if its sole purpose was to promote an ulterior political motivation, more so for this.
Director Michael Ritchie and actor Robert Redford's second documentary-style drama, 'The Candidate', is a political satire that still seems fresh and pertinent today.
It is lacking all the brutal violence, dark humor, and political incorrectness of the first film.
i found this Robin Williams vehicle mildly amusing at best.i guess you would call it a political satire of sorts.it's
about a political talk show host/comedian who decides to run for president and unexpectedly wins.i
At first, I though that the producers hijacked the show for their own personal political agenda, but when I actually see the interviews, it becomes crystal clear what this show's about(what I mentioned above), but I'll get to that in a moment.
All of the political intrigue has been taken out of the film, the most important scenes from the book have been taken out, characters motivations have been changed completely, and words from the wrong characters mouths.
Where in the novel Paul Atredies was a teen age boy with incredible political skill and a great understanding of the way the world worked, in this film he is hot headed and and frustrated.
There are a few cheap Hollywood political shots as well (really pathetic and oh so typical for an election year).
Playing hooker and small-time drug dealer Lee Daniels, blaxploitation superstar Pam Grier plays the first half of the title role, while long-forgotten Margaret Markov is the other half, Karen Brent, an unlikely Patty Hearst-like political revolutionary looking to partner with her comrades to overthrow the oppressive local government.
The film has the political and emotional sophistication of an episode of Upstairs and Downstairs.
I don't really mind the political bias itself, but it shouldn't be the only purpose behind the movie.
did the academy even watch this? i guess not. the political content guaranteed it an Oscar nomination -- indo -pak border -- a little boy , terrorism.
Consistently vulgar and political, its funny to see him tone it down for a PG-13 rating.
The celebrities only mug for the camera when it serves a political purpose.
Although their authors brag about it as a the biggest movie in Costa Rica ever made and their actors even dare to say that they didn't get an Oscar Nomination due to it's political relevance with oil (-he he, right) ...Well, this is all a lie.
Now its my turn to take a political shot at a movie.
This show, despite its "star power" is utterly non-compelling, and its political insights--which I as a proud liberal in no way disagree with--are shallow and clunky, and seem ripped from the headlines of USA Today, despite the fact it's coming out of the mouth of someone as esteemed as Mario Cuomo.
Examining all the obvious political outcries (Police trying to rape a "freak", the discussion of superficialities between the "freak" and the frat boy and the punk concert w/ the female vocalist) and the use of slow-motion in the fighting sequences (which screams "martial-arts coordinator") I just don't know.
The dialogue is lifeless, many lines seem like political statements, subtle or entertaining is this pic not.
The best movies out there, are now and have always been about simply telling a good story up on the big screen - not about forwarding someone's political ideology.
If you wan't to see this kind of thing done well, check out the brilliant BBC political thriller "State of Play."
First off I want to say that I lean liberal on the political scale and I found the movie offensive.
And if you are looking for a witty political satire you're also in the wrong place and not just because this series is called Masters of Horror.
In fact, his Political Manifesto could have come straight out of Mein Kampf rather than Marx.
I wanted to see how the new Congolese government attempted to bring together the various groups opposing colonial rule, the political motives behind each one, the reasons behind Belgium's decision to give the DRC its independence, and also how the United States and the former USSR were involved.
Also, in the trend of this directness, things like political tension between factions is reduced to simple acknowledgement of the fact-- we never learn what these factions are, what they're fighting for, their power, basically anything except that they exist.
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