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This is pure CRAP, and probably the worst Biblical theme film ever... Absolutely inaccurate, I mean, they've put Sodom and Gomora BEFORE the great flood.
I dismissed it as some inane Hollywood perversion of British customs before learning, to my horror, that it actually is a Canadian film, done in Victoria BC, that phony British theme park of a town, while sucking tax dollars out of Ottawa ON, that equally phony pit of Canadian mediocrity.
I figure though the films made money, mainly because all you need is Varney and a location and a theme and you have your movie.
The main theme here is cryogenic freezing, although it's more a springboard for the plot rather than an important part of the movie.
Please, if you want to see umpire movies with this theme, watch "Savior", and you will see that nobody is "bad"- and nobody is "good" in this land of tears and sorrows...
The 2008 production was more about some fake sisterhood theme, (Actually my wife's words)and didn't make you shed a tear or even chuckle.
The film has great actors, a master director, a significant theme--at least a would-be significant theme, undertone of fifties existential world-weariness, aerial scenes that ought to have thrilled both senses and imagination, and characters about which one might deeply care.
The Fulci-penned script also contrives to incorporate a few blackly comedic elements - which only result in some unfunny business involving a corpse which won't stay put, an opera singer victim who won't stop singing, etc. - not to mention a doppelganger theme straight out of THE STUDENT OF PRAGUE - although, in this case, the two personas communicate via pre-recorded radio messages!!
The theme song was great, only because Drake had been in it, the music was pretty good and Miranda's voice sounded fake.
Add to that the "theme song" played incessantly throughout the film and we couldn't wait for it to be over so we could watch the evening news.
it was put on fridays on roller-coaster, and whilst it undoubtedly destroyed the running theme of Friday programming i shall judge it rationally... still i think it sucks.
Recurrent theme music plays from unexpected locations to announce the arrival of the ghost, and bizarre sound effects--which resemble the sound of small twigs being snapped--always accompany this hapless spirit.
Now If you think I'm downing this movie because it has a Christian theme, you're wrong.
This movie also known as SUMMER LOVE has a haunting theme song sung by John Davidson.
Thomas Susanto's pedestrian cinematography, the laughably lousy dubbing, the excruciatingly overlong 102 minute running time, the sappy theme song, and Gatot Sudarto's cornball score add further abject insult to already appalling injury.
So detachment is a theme, (no really, they'll beat you over the head with this one), it doesn't mean every character has to recite their lines as if they on NPR.
Plot, character, theme, consistency - they are all either faulty or missing from this film.
There are also no documentaries that will examine a theme totally.
For a better treatment of the same theme (and a more entertaining movie), try Bunuel's Belle de Jour.
However, that does not necessarily make every movie on the theme good.
This movie has the feel of a college project over it, who wants to do a blair witch project meets saw theme.
This very finely crafted film commits the unforgivable (which is ironic, given the film's theme).
next time round, before mindlessly copying any such theme from Hollywood, Ramu should do his home work, and Bacchan should think twice !
Not only is the acting wooden, and the plot a convoluted mish mash of various incidents in the book, but the theme is all wrong.
The real theme of the story should be that a girl can be a princess only when she behaves like one, as Sara does when she gives 5 of her 6 buns to a beggar child, even when she herself is very hungry.
Again if you have read the book then you would know that this scene in the book is one that almost describes the main, theme of futility, best.
It's hard to make a bad movie with the "underdog finally succeeds" sport theme, but this movie succeeds admirably.
The film certainly had a lot of potential, as Franco has fused the intriguing theme of the classic film 'The Most Dangerous Game' with his usual brand of trashy sleaze, but the plot here gets lost too often, and it takes an eternity for Franco to get round to the main point of the movie.
An atrocious offense to the memory and genius of Welles, this senseless assemblage of self-indulgent improvisation on a grand theme should have been locked up in storage along with a number of other unfinished Welles' projects no one has ever seen.
The theme of the play is on the nature of debt, using the financial idea of debt and justice as a metaphor for emotional questions.
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