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It presents an unsensationalized picture of violence and it's tragic remains.
The film presents a very interesting look at the household of a European colonial family living in Cameroon, giving the viewer an informative perspective on the lives of many characters and their interaction.
As this film presents the scene,(while Hickock and Smith drank) these two men were not intoxicated, nor were they under any kind of influence of drugs!!
Rather it presents in a straightforward way a story that the audience can understand, appreciate and applaud due in a large measure to the presence of one of truly legendary giants of American stage and screen, Paul Robeson.
Movies like 'Less Than Zero' (more so in Bret Easton Ellis' novel than the movie, though) and 'Bonfire of the Vanities' and other similarly themed movies presents one class of people, wealthy apathetic socialites who exist in a state of perpetual uselessness.
'Slacker' presents the other extreme.
Instead, she presents the industry as corrupt, jaded and full of downbeat, sleazy people.
His "friends" help him along the way and participating in one murder during his birthday party, of which some of his presents include an inflatable sheep!!
It cuts out pretty much every romantic vision of the American west that Hollywood has ever portrayed and just presents a fascinating bare bones account of one of the frontier's greatest heroes.
To the people who hate this movie because it presents an unrealistic idea - please.
Do you hate Dragonball Z because it presents an unrealistic idea of aliens that are human-like in appearance and speak English?
This is only a surface melodrama, for, like Lon's other great triumphs in film, this film presents a story in which the pains and tribulations of Lon's character are only too predictable.... broken by moments of complete shock.
Nearly every film set in London now seems to have to include the Gherkin, the Tate modern and the Millennium wheel, what Winterbottom presents us with is something simultaneously far less and far more remarkable.
It presents a pastor who is clearly flawed and sinful, as all of us are.
However, it also presents someone who simply wants to serve the Lord and help people, whether they are poor, black or prisoners.
The film deals with gay issues and presents progressive and well thought out points of view but the film really needs the help of a good screenwriter, director and editor.
You have to be very attentive to everything he presents to you, or you are just not going to "get it."
This movie adeptly presents the complexities of culture and nationalism using parallels and metaphors interwoven in a culture few will encounter.
Every metalhead I know who saw this loved it (although equally everyone has some minor disagreement with the metal family tree Dunn presents) but equally everyone who I made watch it with me who was not into metal came away surprised at how interesting and enjoyable it was.
This movie presents itself as a sweet family comedy with futuristic premise.
Director Connell presents us with a broad cast of dreamers and misfits.
"The Prince and the Showgirl" presents an interesting picture of that famous "test of time" thing.
Ridiculously, she brings home-warming presents to people in her apartment building when she moves in.
The contactees don't seem remotely like the naive, wide-eyed, day-dreaming out of touch with reality raving fruitcakes the media frequently presents to the masses.
now there's a real intelligent philosophical dilemma that presents itself for all ye pompous/deluded film students).
Then one by one this film presents a fun to watch hoot of mishap and adventures as you see how each conflicted character is drawn together over a simple little disc of information as in the end each life has been shaped differently.
In no way am I attempting to belittle the plight that chemical warfare presents.
The movie presents disingenuous and unwarranted disinformation.
The film presents various opposing sides of the conflict through interviews, commentary, and visual events captured on-camera.
While the X-Files may have covered this ground in a somewhat tactful manner, this film presents its ideas so crudely that it is hard not to gag.
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