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The premise and subject about making a criminal realize what his victims went through by capturing his family hostage sounds promising and interesting.
The capital punishment is not an issue here, although it is a subject from the beginning; it sort of fades away without further comment.
However, I can't imagine that the heavy amount of narcissistic navel-gazing, trite humor, or banal subject matter would be particularly engaging to anyone over 30.
There is a similar subject comedy '' The home teachers'' ; this had some good moments.
The poster who called this "Plotless and pointless" literally took the words I would have used in my subject line.
Yet, I continued on to see how this would all resolve, hoping beyond belief, the ending climax would shed some light on the subject.
How anyone can take the subject of sexually abusing children and turn it into a "thriller" is just sick.
If I wrote something as boring and utterly ridiculous as this i would be laughed at and too embarrassed to subject others to the stupidity of it.
The film wants to treat its subject as a comedy first and then a drama, and I thought it needed to be the other way around.
Despite downbeat subject matter (given mercilessly glum treatment by director Christopher Cain), there are some dynamics in this sad story worth exploring.
I cheer for films that fill in subject matter gaps in world cinema.
And it would have made a lot more money for such a controversial, important subject.
What was the purpose of advertising this subject matter and then copping out on the ending?
Seemingly, television can deal with almost ANY subject matter EXCEPT RACE.
This movie is very indianised, if you are a very sensitive person who cries in a movie when hero dies in the end you'll love this movie, On the other hand if you are a fighter in life and think crying is for wimps you may not like the ending.But on the whole it's pretty good subject is well handled for indian conditions.
This movie which was released directly on video should carry a warning label that it is dangerous to human health and may subject the viewer to terminal boredom.
This film seems to be a rip off of many movies that have dealt with the same subject in the past.
His knowledge on the subject of racism is STAGGERING, and IMPRESSES me on more than one level.
(On that subject, no one ever makes much of a deal about her being away for so long).
Sorry, I just didn't find the subject matter as compelling as the filmmaker did.
The gravity of the pugilism, the reverence with which the subject matter is treated becomes irritating, as it neither establishes or resolves the conflict.
Personally I enjoy the narrator for his intelligent, no subject left untouched, style of narration.
This is a movie that relies solely on the somewhat controversial image of incest and lesbianism to get noticed.That is it.The dialogs are pathetic and the sensuality of the "sex scenes" is absolutely absent.The acting and the dialog are more suited for high-school children,yet the subject is intended for adult audiences.
Show some sensitivity for the subject matter and make your characters more human and sympathetic--then, maybe, I'd care about the films.
It gives the impression that its writer (Lynn Hershman-Leeson) has no real understanding of the Math, technology, or history constituting the film's subject, but is working instead from a sort of fuzzy artistic impression of them.
Even the many charms of Ms. Diaz don't provide an adequate reason to subject yourself to this.
I understand that Hollywood has to exaggerate a bit for drama, but it does hurt the quality of a movie when a serious subject is made into a caricature.
There is a lot more depth to this subject the shallow ranting of a bitter director like Lee.
Everybody just seems to be raving about the subject, and not really noticing how the movie was made.
Having watched the film, I began researching the subject on the Internet and quickly found actual audio tapes and transcripts of most of the Situation Room conversations that this film pretends to reenact.
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