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This is an intriguing film, but viewers should be warned that the subject matter is grim indeed.
Tom Hanks returns as Dan Brown's symbologist Robert Langdon in his first adventure Angels & Demons, which Hollywood decided to make after The Da Vinci Code, given the latter's more controversial subject striking a raw nerve on the faith itself.
The subject matter - coming together in a race-torn, though post-apartheid South Africa is highly topical and the treatment of the theme is inspirational.
Of course, as the previous comment mentions the film does have its shortcomings, but the realism of the setting and the way the director treats his subject matter belies these shortcomings.
Even though the film does include some quite brutal scenes of violence, and a unsettling subject matter, it's not the main thing here.
But, it's still fun and titillating, despite its sobering treatment of subject matter.
Indeed, the subject which this movie handles seems to me as very important and touches strongly meaningful thoughts of many people.
The director has done a brilliant job of conveying the dark mood of the subject, using the decadent art scene as a backdrop to what is essentially a tale of love spanning time and space- the pure love of friendship opposed to the lust for blood and life by the vampires in the story.
The only people that I know who did not like the movie are members of my own church and they did not see the movie because of the subject matter gays and the LDS Church.
The reason why this movie isn't any better known and more appreciated to me seems because of its subject.
Because of its controversial subject this movie never got a proper big release and still remains a fairly unknown one to this very day.
Only Sondheim could come up with music and lyrics that are stellar in their own right, yet perfectly suited to the very bizarre subject matter.
Deep love of life is the subject of this extraordenary movie.
It is a short story, then again, its subject matter could be talked about for days and days.
The subject matter and the acting was well above the usual tripe that Hollywood was (and still is) cranking out these days.
The acting is good without being outstanding but that does not matter because the subject matter and the way it is put on the big screen makes this one of the best horror movies i have seen for a long while.
It's about the same subject, but in my opinion it's a much better movie than THE MATRIX (1999), at least it was 200 times cheaper!
one of best movies ever...Fire...it is not much about sociological description of India today...it is the mind blowing use of light that never stops, never becomes...normal...even when...in this sense the movie is almost unique...both leads are of very good quality...the origin of Das as a street performer are pretty obvious...her performance is a superb "cammeo"...but the use of the light...I have look at it and looked at it, again and again...still mind blowing after ages...nothing torrid in the story...rather "pure" way of facing the subject...in a way it is sad that in the bizarre world we live today, a major art work is usually known as a gender film...Fire can stand face to face with Dryer's Jeanne D' Arc or Ichikawa's Biruma no Tategoto or some of the major Kurosawa movies, just to name "some".
While the writer of the film gave us such a poignant moment between the two, and their sexual experimentation/confusion, he then gives us a plot twist that makes them half brothers?!?! (Although the subject isn't brought up in the film....and left unexplained and unaccounted for) I just thought that it was in bad taste, and the fact that it wasn't even discussed is even worse.
I saw this movie over 5 years ago and the subject still infuriates me, as it should.
This is a great film but be prepared for the strong subject matter.
The subject, Mark, is smart, funny and very driven, and this story of his personal fight to live his dreams will be inspiring to anyone who knows what it is like to harbor an "impossible" dream.
The subject matter does seem like it would be a little strange, and I was put off at first, but once I was watching the movie, it didn't seem strange at all.
Maybe a little short on the ending and the lasting timeliness of the subject matter, but easily a 9 out of 10 for me.
As previously stated in the subject line, just sit back,pass the popcorn & just enjoy.
But wherever you come down on this subject material, this movie brings the goods home, and I would definitely recommend you seek it out.
And this, among other things, is precisely the subject of Amelio's latest movie.
The producers of Rififi asked them to film their, surprisingly, (I quote Jules Dassin in a recent interview on the subject, "surprisingly, for some not very obvious reason, they were delighted at the idea of a crime film being set in their shop).
I can actually understand why many would dislike it, due to the subject matter.
After a couple of viewings four years ago, my DVD had been gathering dust ever since, but recently I watched it again and besides the subject material, I was surprised how well-shot and edited this documentary actually is.
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