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It tries to combine much to much political correctness in way too little time.
It is a critical look at political correctness, and a highly comedic one, although most people are probably too offended to see that.
Yes, 11 million died, 5 million of them made up of Gypsys, Poles, Political Prisoners, Handicapped, Gay, and the other 'outsiders' were massacred, this I will not dispute.
There was some sort of weird, political subtext that was a bit obnoxious, but it didn't seem to hurt things too badly.
Looking back on this movie, I really think this was the most realistic of all the political movies Kinski has made.
Embarrassingly overt sexual and political subtexts leer at you from every place the filmmaker could cram them in against the sense of the book.
It's not SO political, but there's a bit of that.
New York City Mayor Bruce Lincoln(Charles S. Dutton)and his political foe Fire Chief Thomas Ahearn(Tom Skerritt)come to grips putting their differences aside to work together digging the city out of the ruble.
Then, after making light of some serious history, the ending takes a dark, ironic turn to drive home its message that whatever political system you choose, the worst elements in human nature are here to stay...
While judged as against other films that tell tales of working class survival, it has not the political anger of the works of Ken Loach, the emotional impact of 'Brassed Off' or the jauntiness of 'The Full Monty'.
The political part it's very short indeed while a lot of space is given to the artist's new belief: the Kaballah.
The movie doesn't really capture any sort of idea; the idea of being closeted, of being political, not getting along with your parents, etc.
Dustin Hoffman accomplished another great role as political comedian Lenny Bruce, whose comments always irked the establishment.
Wonderfully extravagant political western with a lovely Morricone score.
The toils and troubles of a hectic political lifestyle results in their daughter's death and their divorce - leading them to pursue different directions in life for many odd years.
Charlie Dalton, the one who takes most seriously the passionate teachings of his mentor, becomes quite the charmer and poet--but then all of a sudden becomes the one in the group who best predicts the political fallout of his actions (to try and get girls admitted to school).
This is a fascinating political documentary that focuses on the 2004 electoral campaign, in which one wealthy patrician convinced the electorate that he would be more fun to drink a beer with than the other wealthy patrician.
When you watch Li'l Abner, just remember, in the fifties this passed for pungent political satire and risqué humor.
Che is a good film for chronicling the events leading to the Cuban Revolution and certainly has a mystic potency surrounding Che and his political ideals.
it's not a political statement it's not a thinking picture it's a action picture which means sit back and watch one of the best in the business show you how it's done.
It was made in 1949 when its shallow plot would have barely made political sense to movie goers; but wasn't released until 1957, four years after the US Air Force had trounced the North Koreans and Russians in aerial combat in the Korean War.
The plot is way to political, most viewers don't even why the Mexicans disappeared in the first place.
Most of the times, the outcome of the joke / hilarious situation turns into a political / ethical realization.
(My grandparents were Germans, and I'm Hungarian, so I have opinion about French:-))), so this is NOT a political sentence!)
Here the message seems to be political while in Hollywood it's often rather religious, but the technique is the same, and strangely, you can hardly miss the Devil and God working around a hapless Man even here.
This film could probably not have been made in the US without severely damaging the reputation of the producer on the grounds of political incorrectness.
Blue Car is a political film disguised as a character study.
I can only assume this short's popularity has something to do with its political incorrectness; in itself it's rather lame.
It is an excellent documentary which captures all the political, social, and very emotional issues surrounding gay/lesbian marriage.
Even your average Berkeley protester, full of ideal but without a clue as to what is really going on, would be able to display a better grasp of the political situation than this movie.
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