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Sadly, racism had to come into the picture (literally) and mess it up.
then at the end some good old family racism followed by a rabbit operating on Kevin the karate kid.
Its actually pretty despicable that they can use racism as a joke in this film.
(Liberal Democracy good, violent fascist regime bad; open-mindedness good, racism bad, etc).
The rampant racism might be possible to endure, but the soundtrack and the sound mixing during this 'movie' is too much.
Director Spike Lee is famous for making films pointing out racism.
To its credit, the film does tackle racism and sexism at a time when they were taboo subjects, and it does have SIZE, making it an excellent choice for ridding yourself of unwelcome house guests.
Also, instead of simply showing racism for the ugly and stupid thing it is, Spike Lee chooses to wave it around like a flag in a most whining and irritating manner.
Supposedly a "social commentary" on racism and prison conditions in the rural South of the 1970's, "Nightmare" is full of bad Southern stereotypes, complete with phoney accents.
And we could find this pitiful flick quite funny if the dialogs and the appearance of the natives were not so obviously inspired by pure racism.
That's a good point, and the issue of racism has been dealt with many times before in countless films.
A movie should have been made focusing on the accomplishments these men did for themselves, the Navy and for their country and not making a movie whose focus is racism during WWII.
The film adaptation stays true to the book for a while, but meanders into the cinematic trap of love persevering through racism, sickness and death.
This movie masquerades as a social commentary, when in fact it is every bit as ridiculous as the very racism it condemns.
If this person is Native, they need to go home and apologize to everyone they know for being an apple and for the internalized racism and poor sense of humor that they have developed.
If this person is non-native, they need to seriously re-examine their white privilege and ask themselves if they are displaying unexamined, unintentional racism, or if they are intentionally being ignorant.
His knowledge on the subject of racism is STAGGERING, and IMPRESSES me on more than one level.
You will groan at the flimsy attempts at humor, the awkward camera work, the sexism and racism, the ridiculous story line, the wooden acting.
This was the biggest load of racism trying to pass as legitimate film since "Birth of a Nation".
No racism intended, but these Asians look all the same!
I know, racism is OK in these old films, but there is more to that to make this couple lose credibility.
Kinjite however is an utterly dull thriller which is punctuated by mean spirited racism and child molestation.
There's tones about society, racism, and some desire...but South Park has that.
At the height of the 'Celebrity Big Brother' racism row in 2007 ( involving Shilpa Shetty and the late Jade Goody ), I condemned on an internet forum those 'C.B.B.' fans who praised the show, after years of bashing 'racist' '70's sitcoms such as 'Curry & Chips' & 'Love Thy Neighbour'.
Crash tried to show how racism was bad (and Crash actually had a built-in anti Asian bias) and to come at it from a morally superior position.
not about racism it's about how to live your life !
For me,this is one of the best movies i ever saw.Overcoming racism,struggling through life and proving himself he isn't just an ordinary "cookie" ,Carl Brashear is an amazing character to play ,who puts Cuba in his best light,best performance in his life.De Niro,who is a living legend gives THAT SOMETHING to the movie.Hated his character in movie,but he gives so much good acting to this film,great performance.And appearance of beautiful Charlize was and as always is a big plus for every movie.
There is the uncomfortable racism which is depicted.
The theme of this story is just as poignant today, as in the 1800s-man's relationship to the land and what's on it, and racism.
Several years ago the Navy kept a studied distance away from the making of "Men of Honor," a film based on the experiences of the service's first black master chief diver's struggle to overcome virulent racism.
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