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There were many issues that could have been portrayed in a better way, like the protest against gay marriage or finding the graveyard.
It's a pity that the people who did it really believe that American people is so dumb to believe in it, perhaps, as an American citizen, every person must protest against this kind of crap.
This film reminds me of how college students used to protest against the Vietnam War.
If I were Indian, I'd protest the portrayal of all males as venal and all women as shrews.
I am merely registering a protest against the darkness that pervades this movie from start to finish, to the extent that most of the time you simply cannot make out what is going on.
An ecological protest?
The climax of the protest was uninspiring, and no matter what Lena had or had not done to influence the outcome, she would surely have shown some complexity of feeling at the time, a haunted look, an inexplicable ambivalence.
Abandonment of elite squad in protest over slaughter of innocents.
To this day I have never seen it, in protest at having to watch Sasquatch!
And for those of you raising your voices in protest, crying out 'This is a stylized film, it's not supposed to be like reality', let me just say this.
The film depicts a family drama of estrangement between a mother and her daughter, and the story of German women who staged a protest on Rosenstrasse to free their Jewish husbands from certain extermination.
I for one would like to protest the canceling of this show and ask you to bring it back and give it another chance.
In the last vignette, Stoltz's groundskeeper is greying, and some in the town (mostly veterans and church-goers) are protesting the marriage of two gay men, one of whom has wedding-day jitters and a father (Ed Asner) who helped organize and mobilize the protest.
This film is hardly a "classic", nor is it a "social protest movie" that most of these misguided reviewers would have you believe.
As I feel that society is becoming more and more immoral, not only through homosexuality but also through corruption, violence, paedophilia, lies, greed ....it is necessary to take stock of and protest against this every time it occurs - albeit in the course of a film.
Awful black movie about a protest organized by the women of the hood to stop violence and make peace between the gangs.
I strongly advise you do not watch this movie, at the very least out of protest that the kind of violent porn that is illegal has somehow made it into our mainstream media.
Elliott Gould is bemused and colorful as a Vietnam veteran back in college, stuck between a rock and a hard place; he's working semi-seriously towards getting his teaching credentials, and yet is stymied by his fellow classmates who want to protest the hypocrisies of the Establishment (with Gould's help), and also by his instructors, hypocrites with power who work by a double standard.
As many of you already know, the picket line protest that we had planned in behalf of Drake Hogestyn was pretty well a bust thanks to the devastating California fires.
Godzilla vs Hedorah is insane even by Godzilla standards, a surreal mix of monster mash, message movie, kiddie flick, 1960s educational shorts, groovy protest songs, go-go dancers wearing fish masks, terrible special effects and basic Sesame Street style animated inserts as Friend of the Earth Godzilla takes on a giant toxic flying tadpole that craps acid on him, drowns mah-jong players in excrement and farts deadly toxic fumes over the population of Japan.
A countryside hippie community founded in protest against a nuclear power plant is depicted as prototypical for the era - and this is the major problem of the film: All the stereotypes, memories etc. of the years gone by are packed into this film.
And the whole sequence where Snoopy is under protest taken in by a very determined little girl is brilliantly done for laughs.
I'm a law school student, and I was horrified that people, in our country or in others, do not protest that they have some basic human and civil rights in interrogation settings.
Allow me to lodge a special protest on behalf of poor Daina House, who is required to regress from classic tough-chick to wilting sex object the moment some creep gives her a flower.
FOR THE BOYS might just be a "Better Midler" film today, in a period of another middle east war and albeit a more tragic and unpopular one with a far more critical and on going media focus than the first 1991 war.....This exceptionally well made musical drama, made for about $70 million in 1991 and really a protest musical parable, did not reach the intended at the time and the first Iraq war was over before this film had a chance to make an impact.
I can't digest that people would protest this amazing film.
Once again Jim Varney is so unfunny that my TV switched itself off in protest, and the brain dead script isn't any better, spouting half-baked 'be yourself' homilies and boring us with a clumsy sub-plot involving a scheming promoter.
For example, when the small group was planning a protest the one girl suggested.
But I even give it that under protest.
Treat Williams plays a guy who gets hit in the head with a rock during a protest and develops this urge to make things more interesting in life.
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