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Overall, the film may have been made to advance a political agenda, but it failed.
Making Denmark an American corporation rather than a political state was also unsuccessful, for the continued use of the terms "king," "queen" and "prince" did not fit the new setting.
What is horrible is the culture that produced the "need" for this propaganda, and that was never able to know or tell the truth because of political institutions.
I too am aware that the Jewish Defense League didn't want Vanessa Redgrave playing the main character for political reasons.
But perhaps sometimes when stigmas of that nature are forever embedded with your name and reputation, it actually gives them more leeway to make a statement that is political in nature.
This movie had political correctness before that disease even had a name.
In theory this could have been a strong, political drama.
Sadly, the fact that so many young South Africans seem drawn to the film says more about the present state of social and political consciousness of young South Africans than about the quality of the film.
Much like his previous work, THE POWER OF NIGHTMARES, Adam Curtis' THE TRAP takes an intriguing and complex idea, the idea of freedom used by western governments, and expands it to three superb and detailed episodes, that looks how this idea has been developed, through cold war strategy, American psychiatry, political ideology and eventually to the Blair government and its use of free market ideas and target strategy's in public services.
There were no dazzling special effects, nothing shocking, no social or political agenda--just well-performed, funny family comedy.
The film was stuck and also banned by political activists of Indira Gandhi's Party.
He is known for his administrative and political skill.
Warren Beatty's BULWORTH is the craziest political satire I have ever seen.
No one should be able to fault the performances here, but I was most impressed with the director's careful avoidance of political point of view.
Director Hans Weingartner has stated that this film came about partly to reflect on his own struggle to find a political identity as a young adult in Germany.
People get too worked up over stereotypes and "being offended" but they shouldn't -- this is a movie, not a political commentary.
I'm a political liberal, I hate Fox News for reasons that go beyond their political viewpoint, and I like documentaries - and still I thought this was a pretty bad movie.
But enough about me!!! Like so many other Italian western films, it actually is... a political film.
Oh, you need to put Political Correctness aside--the only serious point I make--since there is insensitivity, racial and otherwise.
"Vantage Point" seemed like a typical political thriller from the trailers featuring car chases, shootouts and explosions.
However, it's the outrageous political incorrectness of it all that separates this one from the mainstream -- the male characters are all cranky and abusive and the females are eager to shed their duds in response.
In this review I will attempt to keep my personal political views out of it as much as possible.
It's obvious to anyone who knows about the film that it is heavily political and expresses a strong anti-war and anti-US sentiment.
The film then darkens drastically, becomes more political, and also somewhat fantastical, non linear, and rather mythic in tone.
A kind of super 007 but it has contemporary political significance.
Psychopathic Mafia hit-man, corrupt cop on the take, brutal violence, ruthless crime bosses, greedy crooks, all told without soft-core political correctness.
While the movie does contain a subtle political message, it is not meant to sway the audience in the illegal immigration debate.
It is difficult to watch this film and not read fairly obvious political implications into almost everything that happens.
For this, they want someone who is completely forgotten, so they go to a hell-hole that had been a prison for political prisoners and pick out an addle-brained man who'd been incarcerated there for almost 50 years.
Perhaps it was too political or too dark, what ever the reason, it will remain one of my favorite films of all time.
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