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Not only is it important historically for its political implications - not about tobacco, but about conflicts of commercial interest that control freedom of speech along the airwaves in the U.S.- it is a great story and it is true.
The director gave the audience a self-indulgent speech prior to the film and carefully noted that she was unable to stay for a Q&A afterwards.
Thank you to IMDb for allowing the freedom of speech that President George W Bush and I and others support.
I also liked how the title went with the story - Jane Ryan (Ashley) was running out of minutes until her speech presentation in New York, and Roxanne (Roxy) Ryan (Mary-Kate) needed to get to the Simple Plan's music video to promote her band - and they both were being chased down by all sorts of people!
Not to mention that Elwood's speech about the mission of the band is one of the best I ever saw on a movie.
John Brooke is turned into a pert cartoon of a 1950's "beatnik", both in physical appearance and in his speech mannerisms.
Her final speech to Michael York ("How soon would it be before we started hating each other?") is a knockout, as good as any of her musical numbers, and when he lashes out in anger, she sighs, "If you wanna hit me, why don't'cha just hit me?"
The speech in the opening sequence was used in the song "Judgement day" by method man,so i know i'm not the only one that scene this.This one opened the door for JC and sci-fi,later he would star in 2 of his best movies Univesal soldier and Timecop(which was critically acclaimed as his best role.)A
The screenwriter tossed in one speech by the assassin about how a gun makes him feel like god so he can feel balanced I assume.
But the film is basically a 75 minute speech about how we need guns.
The ex-secret service father in law to the mom (dad of her war-slain hubby) gives an over the top speech about how great guns are and how she shouldn't cry for her dead hero husband.
This one has to be one of his best, on a par with his speech in the closing scene of The Great Dicatator 1940!
One is the anachronistic speech, for which the revered Michael Kitchen is often to blame.
30 minutes and that includes a speech about her crappy past and how she's going to do better.
the story contains truth through mostly folklore, as to the speech and language abilities of the actors of the day.
Peter Graves gives the most dramatic speech of the 50's at the very end of this flick.
Interestingly enough, although you can't hear her perfectly, Miss Brooks appeared to possibly have either a speech defect or perhaps an odd accent--either way, her voice might just be the reason she retired soon after this film.
Since the whole point revolves around the missionaries being put on trial to prove they are "Christian" enough to proselytize in the town, it makes me wonder what kind of place has never heard of the First Amendment's freedom of religion and freedom of speech clauses?
George Segals speech at the Christmas Party after he was fired could have been stronger, but it was good.
Trying to imply that Moore is just a glory-seeking filmmaker who would rather hobnob with celebrities than join in the protest, the point falls flat when you consider how the now infamous acceptance speech made by Moore (and the film itself) did more for the Anti-war cause than a street protest ever could.
Nerds are just socially awkward and don't know how approach women, often harboring secret fantasies of the woman being the aggressor.(i.e Crumb) When Daniel Jackson instead went to deliver an idiotic moralistic speech following Vala's come-on I was overwhelmed with shock just how bad this bit was and that the production staff previewed this yet still allowed it to air.
The young one uses speech, refuses dirty money, does not drink alcohol, begins to think it would be better that he take the old one's chair.
3.There is marked similarity in the speech of Leader in the conference and interview of Amir on the TV in the end.Same vague things about identity of nation.
He is giving our right of free speech here in the states a good exercise.
A stirring speech by Grant (and the faith of the kind adoption lady) convinces said honchos that Grant and Dunne are still good parents and that their child will never starve.
The dialogue is necessarily simple and the voice work is a caricature of dramatic speech.
Interesting point to watch for me was the investigating detective whose speech impediment vanishes when he reappears in the film.
When movie dialog is so flat, so much less than ordinary speech, and so affectedly slow that the viewer hears each line 3 times mentally before it's actually spoken, something is wrong.
Even the accent the actors used in their speech sounded false.
There is this great scene where the two agents are viewing a film of a KKK member, unhooded giving a speech while you see little kids walking around dressed like the clan.
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