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Instead of worrying about racism and social commentary-enjoy the idea of the movie.
A bit better than Prior's usual fare, this one keeps the militarism and racism ideology rampant in his "works" - it seems normal that American soldiers would feed on poor South Americans.
Indian-Americans who have been the target of racism here and therefore ashamed of their origins shouldn't take it out on their "FOB" brothers and sisters.
Expecting a sentimental and preachy TV movie about the evils of racism, I was given a beautifully acted and subtle movie about how racism can develop and consume people.
His jealousy makes it easy for bigots to develop racism in him.
Many movies choose topics so that they can't be attacked or questioned: racism, the Holocaust, genocide, pederasty, the heroes of 911, Hitler, etc.
This is about one of them: extreme racism in Australia.
The movie raises good points about reverse racism, people's continuing prejudices and the pressures society puts on 'mixed-race' couples.
It is equal opportunity in its derogatory remarks and racism, and that's part of the charm.
Aside from racism, nationalism, populism etc., the film is also guilty of exceptionally bad film making.
So it's a Romeo and Juliet type movie only it has to do with class differences and color In Mexico, there is much racism and hate against dark and poor people but these two young lovers do not care.
Catholic whores, whipping, swamps, children in the whorehouses, racism, the accent, the voodoo, the attitude, the sexuality.
Elsewhere, casual homophobia and racism make you wonder if the script writers just decided to sit in on a National Front pub quiz.
Senseless violence and pervasive racism against everybody.
It is the fact that this movie openly promotes racism, bribery, dishonesty, meaningless relationships and other things that are unacceptable among normal people.
With no racism or malice intended, Lena Horne is very obviously a black woman.
I rather expected a dull, perhaps gritty story of a dysfunctional family with likely a bit of outside racism thrown in for good measure.
Burt Lancaster's Valdez (beautifully underplayed) tries hard to do the right thing, but racism from a cold, cowardly Jon Cypher and practically every other white person forces him to get justice the hard way.
This documentary takes a very honest and unflinching look at modern-day racism is suburban America, particularly how people like Bill Riccio take advantage of kids who have nowhere else to turn.
It's cheap, written without much imagination, with no real laughs and with some (by 2008 standards) cringe inducing racism and sexism.
Russians pictured like rude, ignorant jerks,movie is full of cliches, sexism and racism are rampant... Movie feels like low budget brainless flick made in two weeks.
It was like a neighborhood teen gathering his friends and filming over-dramatic racism.
Sirk's concerns with female sexual desire and inter-class romance, have given way in Haynes' remake to the over-discussed issues of racism and homosexuality (yawn).
The hate, the love, the bad and the good, the violence of the streets and the violence of politics, racism and a country that is beging its history.
A young English man named Brian(Michael York, in a character based on Christopher Isherwood's experiences) develops a relationship with a reckless young American girl named Sally(Liza Minnelli at a wonderful performance to the edge of tragedy) in Berlin during the 30s in which Hitler is rising to power and racism, anti-Semitism and determinedly amoral behavior are growing.
In a way it is still hard but it's starting to progress slowly because there still is a little racism out there somewhere.
Lady Sings the Blues addresses racism without dwelling on the issue or making it bigger than the movie.
But it was about racism, and nobody wanted to make a movie of it.
A very well done thriller which addresses racism, colonialism, various "economic"isms, all the while focusing on the individual human impacts of high level decision-making.
I and my friends had a great time watching this collection of dismal performances, tacky set design, a confused patchwork script, and completely unjustified invocation of serious themes like Vietnam and racism in support of exploitationist trash.
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