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More recently, the hippies of the 1960s have been compared with Diogenes as counter-cultural rebels.
Two weeks ago, Balochi rebels attacked a Pakistani military garrison, and this was the flag that they raised over it.
So we will be bringing Darfuri rebel groups, the Northern Cypriots and the Southern Cypriots, rebels from Aceh, and awful long laundry list of chaotic conflicts around the world.
And of course, I went to see the rebels in the north.
Probably the biggest thing about Wild Rebels that hurts it the most is the hero.
An Indian super hero goes on a mission to save the President of India from some Pakistani rebels who are involved in a mass drug smuggling racket.
I stumbled back across this recently, and was amused at noticing the incomparable Sid Haig and "B" movie favorite Paul (Untouchables) Picerni among the rebels.
"Wild Rebels" was probably a fun second film at a drive in movie triple feature 40 years ago.
Something that both college-age rebels and their parents would find equally interesting-- for different reasons, perhaps, but still, a ticket is a ticket.
Unfortunately, the three main acting parties' (soldier, girl, rebels) combined IQ amounts to 3: One point for the soldier, one for the girl, a large number of Ninja fighters have to share the third point among them to be able to lose against the former two.
And as for the plot - did they even once bothered to explain to us what are the rebels fighting for (other than being anti-government)?
I guess that didn't matter to anyone - neither to the rebels nor to the characters who just blindly flew to the battlefield.
I just caught "Wild Rebels" on one of the "Mystery Science Theatre 3000" archive compilations, and this movie was so bad even the MST3K crew couldn't make it entertaining.
"Wild Rebels" is a film whose basic premise DID make a good movie three years earlier, when Don Siegel directed his remake of "The Killers" at Universal.
But what REALLY makes "Wild Rebels" an awful movie is the direction by William Grefé (note the accent over the final "e," present in his on-screen credit), which has absolutely no sense of pace whatsoever and seems to let every shot run at least half again as long as it needs to to make its dramatic point.
Wild Rebels is fun in a bad way, but also frustrating due to the actual good, or at least workable, elements in the story.
If you decide to watch Wild Rebels, don't expect anything deep and meaningful.
If you're looking for a film that explores the relationships and structure of a motorcycle gang, Wild Rebels is the wrong movie.
If you're looking for an expose on the breakdown of the American educational system and the problem of juvenile delinquency, Wild Rebels is the wrong movie.
If you're looking for a movie that examines how undermanned rural police departments are when facing a well-financed, well-organized gang, Wild Rebels is the wrong movie.
When the rebels arrive in the island, their peaceful and calm lives turn to hell, and they get in the middle of accusations from both sides.
It's big on explosions and special effects, with Sri Lankan soldiers and rebels dodging grenades, running from fireballs, and being yanked by stunt wires.
He decides to help the people and the rebels to fight the Russians, who started the war.
Here he presents an overtly dystopian future, however low-key, where a homosexual mayor/dictator (Richard Chen) has the entire village drugged except for a group of rebels.
But things start to unravel on both sides, Ryo teaming up with the rebels and Takeshi with his employer, though blood-soaked mishaps like a hostage trade-off gone bad, and with Takeshi finding out his wife and son are robots (not done in an Alien mood, mind you, just suddenly as if in a the power went out), and that he himself is one as well.
It's fascinating then to see the other side of the coin, the sorts of clowns and rebels with music at their side to try and please the masses more often than not stuck in the Socialist walk of life.
Beginning where it left off, Doctor Who, Rose, her alternative dad, Mickey, his alternative counterpart Ricky, and Mickey's small gang of rebels find themselves at the mercy of this realities version of the Cybermen, this second part of the 2 episode Cybermen arc feels more like a Doctor Who episode, as opposed to the previous part which honestly felt like more of an episode of the defunct show "Sliders", which granted was a great show in it's own right.
Both are police thrillers where the well armed hero must take on well armed rebels, to solve a conspiracy by the powers that be against the unwashed masses.
The rebels aided by mercenaries and a cyborg, try to brake his suffocating hold on his subjects.
After several failed attempts to brake the rebels back, he sends his top cop to assassinate the rebels.
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