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The Emperor's role is horribly exaggerated; his position was almost entirely ceremonial and he played virtually no part in the political process.
Can you even Imagine a movie made today in Hollywood, with a PG or even PG-Thirteen rating, coming anywhere close to the wonderfully political incorectness that this film had?
Why on earth did John D. Brancato and Michael Ferris had the ambition to use the premise of a low-brained monster feature to alert us about the disastrous political situation in Southern Africa?
Mixing big-animal-horror with political drama topics, as well as the supposedly heart-breaking sub plot revolving on an African adolescent who'd do everything (literally EVERYTHING!) to enter the USA, is probably Hollywood's worst spontaneous decision to date, and it's really no surprise the pubic hates this movie for it.
And also, I hate the movie!!! Why? Because, it wasn't a fantastic movie trial and also a political propaganda!
In order to get rid of that last remaining bit of political correctness, this movie even features the sadistic dismemberment of an 8-year-old girl's legs.
The Edukators artfully combines the archetypal love triangle storyline with political discussion and your typical heist gone awry flick and a journey of self-discovery.
On the one hand, it's fairly ambitious genre-crossing, on the other the political aspects of it (although relevant) feel outdated.
Ultimately, the film is a suspenseful and hugely engrossing drama that asks whether love can survive in the face of murderous political oppression and unbearable exile.
Not only is the film a political commentary, but more importantly it is a commentary on human relationships.
It would be better to say it registers a crucial political, cultural, and cinematic moment.
Directed by John Frankenheimer, best known for his political thrillers, this is one of the few films to take a serious look at the increasingly popular thrill sport of sky diving.
How I wish we could see some of that "truth in advertising" these days, especially in the political campaigns.
And what's with the political implausibility?
This film is very much a political message and what a shame these films were not made earlier when the actual war was taking place.
The portrayal of the English soldier as some sort of hero is utter crap and after reading other peoples comments on this film its pretty clear that they are motivated by their political beliefs rather than how bad the quality of acting really is.
This cannot come from outside, especially not from the US that is no model, neither social nor economic nor even political, but it has to come from inside, from deep down in the souls, the minds and the spirits of the Chinese.
If we from outside told them you have to rationalize your political system on the let's say German model, they would jump to the sky, and yet how can we accept that the political system is not the same in all the states, that citizens have to publicly declare themselves democrat or republican to be able to take part in the primaries, which goes against the very principle of democracy which is the secrecy of our political choices and our ballots.
Ultimately, it is a plea to stop the torture and murder of civilians who suffer under repressive political regimes.
However, it is not motivated by any political agenda to entice social reform.
Too often, when their political toadying days wind down, they join important New York law firms or become Washington "consultants," toadying in only a slightly different milieu, and able now to directly afford their bespoke suits and strip steak dinners at The Capital Grille.
My first intuition was that in this film there are clichees put together in a stereotype way to tell a story with a conservative political message.
A cool political western the theme of which was continued in Sergio Corbucci's next film Companeros (another very good 'Spaghetti Western').
The (obvious)plot concerns a group of student stage actors,staging patriotic plays,while plotting to assassinate a known political figure who sides with the Japanese, between 1938 until 1942.
space based science fiction, elements of fantasy (The Prophets and Sisko as The Emmissary), political intrigue and of course, lots of action.
In turbulent Japan, in the 1870's, the political system was corrupt and often peasants and the poor suffered for their wicked ways of living.
They too were well acted and brilliantly produced but were made to sell a political message rather than entertain.
Like Exodus, it is not a story so much as a political manifesto.
For me this movie could not be recommended to adults because of the childishness of the characters and not to kids because of the dubious political message.
What the real Truth is, has yet been fully exposed or agreed on; but it is now very clear that what America and the World was told about the events of September 11th 2001 are not only not True at all, but has a sinister twist to it that involves secret involvement of Israel and the United States Government in a preplanned plot to stage this event for nefarious purposes and for political manipulation of the American People, and the World.
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