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Some to the drug traffic, or the fight is no reference either farmer and worker, or wing guerrilla and to the kidnapping political.
It shows the true damage that is done to our soldiers after they fight pointless wars for political and financial gain.
In this film he was portrayed as being "Jesus" like in his refusal to go to war with the Hittites even through they were invading Egypt and in his closing speech about the futility of materiality and political power.
Note that the immigrants speak of "America", not the "United States"--the ideal vs. the political reality.
The Chaser crew who do the satirical newspaper and CNNN try something new by mixing live comedy, pre-recorded skits and political satire into one show filmed in front of a live audience, sorta like Rove, but funny.
The closest genre is a disaster or terroristmovie with deeper human and political notes than usual.
I heard that his next feature will be a political satire and I really can't wait to see that too among with his previous works like "House of Pancakes"...
all of this political correctness peeves me as it does most others!)
However, the movie depicts Lumumba as a political leader who wanted the new independent country to be the same as the old colonialist one..., I felt it hard to sympathise with this kind of leadership, yet the movie is somewhat like a homage to the man.
I would just have liked a better political analysis.
More importantly, this radiantly beautiful film is a much needed reflective mirror for us to view the history of immigration of 'foreigners' into America at a time when the very mention of the word 'borders' is a political fuse.
And what he gives us, in the Swedish language, with Swedish actors, on Swedish locations (and using what appear to be genuine Swedish military vehicles) is what was familiar from war films set in almost every other country in Europe-- all the confusing invasions and counter-invasions, political lies, internment camps, faked confessions, summary executions, torture, turncoats, "collaborators", and so on.
i say go easy on what was a powerful experience for me, and likely for anyone involved in any sort of political activity.
If this user indeed watched the film, the message was that he was not communist but pigeonholed (by none other than Belgium, the U.S., the UN, etc.) as a "communist" leader for other individuals', corporations', and country's political and economic gains.
a great movie, with a rather unclear political message.
Drinking a glass of wine will not be the same political and commercial act after watching this well made documentray.
Very tongue in cheek and suitable to the political climate.
With the top of the line actors and steady pace one can learn to overlook the dated '70s environment, and see it for the political critique that it is.
It has titillating erotic romance, reminiscent of "Body Heat" in more ways than one; it has cops and crime; political intrigue and just a dash of daytime soap.
It is political satire, and extremely well-written political satire at that.
But the movie shows that no matter how hard he tries to do something different, the market place and the political system demands that he conform, rendering him no different than his predecessors.
three magical swords, three clans, a horrible demon, a political power, yotoden has it all.
James Cagney, racketeer and political ward heeler, get to become a Deputy Commissioner of Corrections and visits a boys reform school.
The rest of the movie is how vijay helps her & how the girl ultimately escapes the clutches of the goon & the goon's father's political cronies.
Instead, it's a very pleasant, charming and even often thoughtful time capsule of the social and political upheavals of the groovy early 70's (the subplot involving Lynn and the revolutionaries is especially potent and provocative).
This film is both political and personal and never too preachy or idealistic on either front.
It's a great yarn, with a whiff of political correctness.
It will be obvious from the start that it was made long before anyone ever thought of political correctness.
The film stars Jimmy Stewart and Doris Day as parents who get caught up in a political assassination plot and must try to get their kidnapped son back.
Taut, topical political thriller, taking square aim at the controversial US policy of rendition, another appalling Orwell-ian phrase (collateral damage, anyone?) for the illegal interrogation even torture of terrorist suspects by-passing due legal process.
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