Survival
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But this is no myth it's a very real means of
survival
for desperate inmates.
A story of people fighting with each other, murdering each other, commiting adultery, and worst of all mistreating the dogs that are essential for their survival, among the incessant crunching of snow under boots.
While judged as against other films that tell tales of working class survival, it has not the political anger of the works of Ken Loach, the emotional impact of 'Brassed Off' or the jauntiness of 'The Full Monty'.
This is a great program if you are at all interested in true
survival
of one man against the great wilderness of the world.
The Brits and The Americans fighting amongst themselves showed that cultural differences will breed a bunch of dissent and angst in situations where
survival
is at stake.
Amongst the Brits, differing views of
survival
were seen.
The
survival
of one character doesn't offset the fact that the villains escape without a scratch.
Also just about every character in this film that are trying to survive isn't really normal but actually quite memorable, cause they go over the top with the generic
survival
horror types of characters.
Such waste of time both for makers and viewers of the movie .The movie tries to follow clichés of both genres but the result is not convincing like the guy who stipends relieving of his virginity, and more unbelievable that is the caring and responsible alien type who think for a species that their
survival
is based on their distinction.
As gripping and powerful as it is, ABANDON SHIP! is a
survival
story that's hard to view from the comfort of an armchair or theater seat.
Set in the 1930's, the movie is about the head of a delivery guard service who faces the challenges of
survival
in more "modern" times in Canton, China.
The nomadic Terrans, brutal Zerg, and stalwart Protoss each seek the ultimate prize:
survival
of their species and domination of the galaxy.
I'm sure that some point was lost in it's translation, but the movie does not seem to have a goal or distinct message, except for survival, which may be the message.
Actually, the effects are the only reason to watch the movie but it does impart a feeling of dispare and survival, but the story needed more work.
But, the true sad part is this way of life is called
"survival"
where I come from.
my favourite part has to be where the girls have to eat seaweed for their fight for
survival.
Brynner as the egotistic sociopath who is the leader of the cutthroats and Douglas as a man who must deal with a desperate situation in a fight for
survival.
They are swept into it, and far from being the placid observers & peacekeepers they think they ought to be, they now must fight for their own
survival.
Death is nothing but a
survival
from this tricky world.No matter what anyone says I think this film is worth watching.
There are lots of
survival
shows out there, but this one really kicks the competition.
Most of these types of shows use camera crews to document their survival, which isn't bad either, but this is pretty much a one-man show.
This is a great show to watch and I'd definitely recommend watching it if you want to see REAL
survival.
Basically, "Apocalypto" amounts to a soul-stirring spectacle about human sacrifice and
survival
set against the last days of the Mayan Empire on the eve of the arrival of Europeans in Central America.
Even though "City of Men" does not involve the same characters of "City of God", it still does incorporate the same themes of it predecessor including: friendship, loyalty, drugs, poverty, violence, and
survival.
"City of Men" does not excel in masterful storytelling and character development as "City of God" but it does hit the mark on the
survival
fortitude of its main protagonists.
How kind is it to watch a dog held head-first underwater, with no hope of
survival?
And yet for all its ponderous and portentous stylings, it says nothing to us about
survival
or friendship or civilization or etc.--all the Big Issues this type of movie is supposed to have us ponder--that we don't get from airheaded Hollywood blockbusters like "Armageddon" and "War of the Worlds."
The constant attention towards competition,
survival
of the fittest, and determination towards top performance can easily drive the sanest employee into an early stage of insanity.
Tobe Hooper's vision paints a drab and disturbing picture of a family of cannibals who hunt their victims using any means necessary for
survival.
Gunnar Hansen did a great job of playing Leatherface, sculpting a faceless killer who slew not for fun but for
survival.
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