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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.
However, the overlying theme of "City of God" was drug trafficking with all the aforementioned as background themes.
While the forefront of "City of Men" is the young protagonists' quest to find their unknown fathers with all the aforementioned also incorporated as background themes.
Even though many of the themes are terrifying and at sporadic times disturbing to look at, "City of Men" continues to keep it rio on the realities of a drug & gang induced life in Rio's favelas.
If you like dragons, darker themes and that isolation feel (like in Waterworld) and you like to think to yourself "that is the most fuel efficient helicopter" (you'll know what I mean when you see it) go then, see it.
It seemed to me like the actors were brought out of a closet that they have been stuck in since the 80's Some of the themes of the movie were not approached like they should have been.
Of course the running gags and themes that present themselves from one movie to the next make this a real gem.
that's what I said).The themes are very dark and at the same time this is a very loving film.It is certainly a challenging film and strangely being set in South Korea has many European sensibilities.If you think the world can be explained in terms of black and white then this is not an easy film.
Now, almost a day later, I still feel its messages and themes rushing through me.
The many strands to these themes are woven together in a complex pattern that defies complete analysis.
This movie reminds me of the themes in "One Hundred Years of Solitude."
The movie has very touching themes and is focused on relationships between people.
The screenplay is a hotchpotch with a thread of intended light-hearted romance woven among such disparate themes as murder, torture and sadism, along with grotesquely silly stunts that Joe and his cohorts perform in attempts to foil the evil Argenti.
This is a very ambitious attempt to deal with themes of identity, child abuse, guilt, redemption and acceptance (all wrapped around James Joyce and his Ulysses, for Christ sake!)--with almost none of the requisite writing or directing talent to back up all that ambition.
Shrooms is not a bad movie, it has some nice modern elements like the typical washed out colors, some nice tripping ideas like a speaking cow mixing in with the classic campfire story and haunted woods themes.
I don't know how high schools are now, but I still think that some of the themes explored are slightly misleading, and stereotypical.
I saw "The Road Home" more than a year ago, and the film, its themes, and its content, have stayed with me.
The themes and issues it raises are still very much relevant; sexual desire and frustration, the nature of desire, terrorism, the conventions within society that we accept.
I come to them hoping to get a clearer understanding of themes and concerns that I would have had no idea about at the time.
Given the themes of this movie, it is particularly sad that it is such a boring and plodding exercise in poor film-making.
Values like responsibility, friendship, and honor are the main themes here.
So many themes have been overworked as reminders to us all, that certain events should "never again" happen.
Bolstered by grand, romantic themes of self-sacrifice and eternal honor in the face of persecution, this is a marvelous experience for any age.
Even though it's pretty much an adult film, with swearing, nudity and adult themes, I found it to be hilarious at such a young age and I watched it few times.
Disguised as a silly comedy there is a world of serious themes executed by a knowing cast.
One of the common themes that can be found in traditional East Asian literature is that of a small village ensconced by mountains and protected by the ravages of the outside world.
Republic's music scores of that time were wonderful with basically the same themes used in this and other films of 1937.
Going in I expected that this early Nicholas Ray effort would probe the themes of youth anguish and alienation present in his classic "REBEL WITHOUT A CAUSE" and I suppose it does, but in such an episodic, dramatically stillborn way, it's hard to believe it's even from the same director.
"The Curious Case of Benjamin Button" though a fairy tale film of wonder, excitement and joys of unexpected moments broadens it's themes more in depth by showing the joys of life and love.
The varying themes center around personal strength, love, connections to each other, and transformation as the characters struggle to stay above water, each in an individual way.
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