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The protagonists are forced by the government to race to the American flag in a game that undermines the very ideals the flag stands for.
I took a group of young people who were the same age as the protagonists and it appealed to us all.
Wajda's decision to cast the protagonists as French & Polish was inspired.
That said, fans of the first two (and fans of Miike) will get a lot from this as it ties all three films together and gives a final explanation of the relationship between the two protagonists.
Its two protagonists live right above and below each other.
Naruse is a master in subtle studies of his female protagonists' characters.
It takes place in a crowded train station and the protagonists are ambushed by assassins with automatic weapons.
Like the 5-year old protagonists of his latest opus, Hayao Miyazaki's "Ponyo" enchants with its unbridled innocence as though the anime-meister has become a child himself in weaving a narrative that relishes in its simplicity and emits an infectious charm in the process.
One of the protagonists is an Oklahoma boy intent on making a difference, believing all the patriotic dribble he is spoon fed, and he happens upon a gang in New York, who are more or less glorified hoodlums; their characters are very unique, and probably wouldn't make sense today, but this bunch bands together by burning their draft cards.
As I remember correctly before I watched this film I read the review in this site and was thoroughly disgusted by the views of that person who I quote said 'that the protagonists thoroughly deserved what they got'.
Battle of Britain is basically a documentary with the occasional Lawrence Olivier and Michael Caine, but the real protagonists are the Spits, the Hurricanes, etc.
What can you say about a short little film filled with secondary actors and no "stars", with absolutely no bad performances, not one poorly delivered line of dialog, and with the cold violence on one hand being balanced by the warm "heart" of the protagonists in the story?
We all have experienced it even if it was not as sweet as the one the protagonists share.
The acting of the two protagonists varies from really awful in some scenes to marvelously innocent and credible in others.
Pop music, unlike most productions nowadays, is used tastefully and sometimes the lyrics speak the thoughts of the protagonists.
But like the protagonists of those two films, while Mishima the man was ideal Schrader material, right-wing, vain and at odds with society, his works were subtle and beautiful.
Even though your own love life and your own friends may not be as unique as the characters in this movie, every one is bound to recognize themselves and others in the colorful protagonists of this film.
Against the initial juxtaposition of the protagonists, all identify with traits of both and the cultural divide disappears as humanity steps in.
The stories of the protagonists are so realistic and you feel really at home.
The subtle brilliance in the film lies in the fact that it also digs at "smart" people, and average Joes like the protagonists.
The main problem is that the two protagonists, Mac & Sam, are completely unsympathetic.
Going down as the most expensive film in Finnish history, to date, "Dark Floors" is a horror film with an extremely Lynchian narrative that recounts an ever increasingly decrepit series of "Floors" (ironically enough) in an abandoned hospital, in which our protagonists are trapped.
Who could possibly sympathize with these two obnoxious protagonists?
However, he way Singleton portrays the "fight" is downright silly and seems to be designed to show us more the superior fighting qualities of the black protagonists than anything else.
There is another "bad guy" (in reality a drunken frat boy) who rapes one of the movie's protagonists.
It's annoying to watch protagonists who seem to have no clue about choice in their lives, and feel they're nothing more than puppets to destiny and the whims of fate.
Of course the camera work is fluid throughout, constantly on the move and incorporating hand-camera shots a-plenty, but director Lee fails to deliver thrills or suspense, falling down fundamentally by not making anything of the key protagonists in the film.
'Maladolescenza' has the air of a dark fairy tale, with its child protagonists, forest setting, and the discovery of a castle's ruins.
They get separated, both are butchered, and then we meet the movie's protagonists as they drive their car in a traffic jam.
When comparing the protagonists of similar PM efforts both Jeff Wincott and C. Thomas Howell are Oscar nominees when compared to Don Wilson.
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