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Spawning a need for more gay political leaders, the legislation fuels a grassroots movement to obtain a larger political influence which in the third beat, may or may not turn out the way the viewer would expect.
From open to close, this 90 minute feature flows well giving insight to the emotional, political and judicial struggles surrounding gay marriage.
Whether the viewer's interest is political, religious, personal or educational, Saving Marriage is a must see.
I wonder if there are instances in which you can judge the political health of a nation from the quality of its films.
The true is very often hidden behind some political or financing interests.
Typical American movie; defends the American political games system.
The comic, genius of political observation, Dick Gregory, and so many magificant observers of history in the film provide intelligent even humorous observations about our lives and our system of government.
And you'll see the power of a political machine that constantly tried to crush him.
Finally, you can hardly go wrong with the subject matter of medieval witch-hunting, political corruptness, vile torture footage and robust executions.
But it doesn't give a political message, a movie that "sit on the fence".
The great silent star, Alice Brady is brilliant, as the temperamental opera diva.The movie moves along at a good pace and has a nice 30's plot.It is an enjoyable film for the cultured, over 40s viewer.What a joy to not be immersed in political correctness or cringe at 4 letter words.
What happens when the gangsters of New Jack City meet political terrorists?
Where are the political leaders that legitimated these behaviors?
The great thing about Traitor is the fact that politics aren't heavy-handed or one-sided a la Syriana or any of the other cookie cutter political thrillers out there.
All this film did was show how great it was to be a football player in Masillon and they could easily get away with anything they wanted while being glorified as heroes and political footballs (pardon the pun).
Everyone needs a break from the constant political backbiting and drum beating once in a while and I appreciate his "fun" shows.
My favorite feature was Tommy Blaze doing the news, and my favorite skit was the Sesame Street muppet political skit.
A well produced documentary, but if you don't share the political viewpoint of the filmmakers, you will end up frustrated.
One should, however, never confuse the contents (in this case: the political statements of a movie), with the form (viz. the style and craftsmanship with which a movie is made).
Glad to see this very witty political satire finally beginning to improve its scores on this site.
'The Castle' is funnier overall, but the Micallef political ad is by far the funniest thing in any Australian comedy I can think of.
The movie had suspense, emotion, music, and drama, which I didn't expect from a political film.
The film opens with great promise showing a well-executed battle scene interspersed with text explaining the political landscape of the mid-1600 but then rapidly goes downhill with below average technical production.
It shows, realistically, the indignities women suffered to gain their right to vote- one is shocked that the U.S. government would have the audacity to treat political prisoners in such a fashion (but then again, this is Woodrow Wilson, who led some of the U.S.'s greatest civil rights infractions)--especially in a fight that should never have had to happen.
The political insider's perspective - which we must credit to Trudeau - only adds to the fun.
This man has been producing documentaries with strong political content since the 60s and you dare to consider him a bad copy of Michael Moore?
This sharp political satire is even more timely now than it was in 1998.
Or... maybe it was the writer of the film displaying his political agenda on his sleeve, as happens so much, and always against the right.
Like Keith and Elliot wouldn't know each other's political orientation after a year together?
OK they went over the line with going against political correctness.
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