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Immediately I was drawn to it because the cover art states "Banned in 43 Countries"!
Firts off the main character , a 17 year old boy has come to live in CANADA not the U.S (one of the professors in the institute even say "If you can't find a coaching job here, how you going to find one in the states).
For 5 years beginning in 1926, the Republic of Mexico waged all out war against Catholic armies in several states in Mexico until 1931.
As my title states : "as funny as a high school shooting".
Peter, the driver that picks Dina up in the beginning, states the theme through dialog even though the action in the past works as subtext to show us what the theme is.
I was particularly fascinated by the sharp dichotomy between city and country in a highly developed nation the size of some American states.
This movie is only watchable for the scene in which Barry Boswick shoots someone in the legs, and then states that he isn't "jumping for joy".
"Youssef died in Israel", states the Narrator.
Although she states that her sister Lorna Luft is the singer in the family, LIza is the entertainer of our generation.
Our internet connections are not as forgiving as those in the states to permit large downloads.
I do agree as "Ijapa in the states" has stated that you are given an impression by the film that the RUF are responsible for the majority of the atrocities that happened in Sierra Leone.Having never lived there I would never be able to comment on this.
Unfortunately, this show is hard to see in the states, but if you have a chance, WATCH IT!
I seem to recall one of the commandments that states something like "thou shalt not kill" well then these brothers must have slept through that part of their heavily religious upbringing.
I don't think world agriculture or sentiment would have made slavery viable for more than another 50-70 years even if the South had won its independence or conquered the northern states.
This movie a musical about this girl from a village (in India), who's a dancer, falls in love with an American guy, leaves her family to go live in the states.
A fortune is made on Delilah's recipe and when Delilah is asked to sign for 20% of the proceeds that her recipe created she states that money is not important to her, but, she would like enough money set aside so she can have a grand funeral, "I loves me a good funeral."
His obituary states that he worked in European cinema in the seventies, but I have been unable to unearth any information about it.
Jack L Warner declined to release this film in the States (he must have been insane!)
But really, this film attacked all aspects of life in the united states, welfare, blacks, whites, lying politicians, sleazy businessmen, all of it.
Josh's narration states Eastwick was born around 1878, yet it appears his actual age is unknown due to him being raised on the streets.
After years producing and directing in the US, Brian Yuzna eventually left the States to set up shop in Spain; judging by the awful Beneath Still Waters, he's either been overdoing the Sangria or not taking enough siestas.
I'm almost surprised this even came in the mail via netflix (though not that it didn't, apparently, get theatrical distribution here in the states).
The Companies scientific headquarters are back in the states.
That is exactly what we would do if we were on a trip between states, escorted by police in a bar.
Compson's daughter, who has been attending fancy boarding schools in other states, does not know what business her Mom is REALLY in, and suddenly appears out of nowhere.
It is guaranteed to arouse the viewer's indignation at the role of the rest of the world (including other African countries as well as Western states such as the UK, France and the USA, exercising political and economic influence through bilateral relations and through the United Nations) in prolonging the war in this small country.
I would really like to know if this mckenzie-c guy had anything to do with the production, because none of the positive attributes he states in his review are in this boring clichéd nonsenical disasterpiece.
If it would have, Soderbergh would have became a persona non Grata back in the states by now for having made a Marxist propaganda flick.
like the summary states, there was one too many twists leading to the climax and it did seemed force feed as you don't really see whats happening to who and remember who was crossed etc etc.
The back of the DVD states "round one fight".
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