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Whether you agree with the patriotic speeches and noble "save the world" themes of this movie or not (I think they are right on!),
I don't know if a more realistic portrayal of the circumstances of love would've made the real themes and points of this film even more obvious or not, but I agree this film is not about realistic romantic love, as the people behind this piece of art or film imply in an early scene when the eventual lovers first meet.
The movie shows so many themes all in one amazing film.
The themes in this film are very daring and done with that perfect Italian style in the early 1970s.
The film deals with universal themes, mentioning no specific country as its context: it could happen anywhere--and has, in substance if not form.
Instead it shows new ideas some real thinking on the part of the actors about how they can find new variations on the the old themes of love and danger.
A director who plays with themes like reality, perversion, sex, insanity and death, is bound to get the most extreme reations from audiences.
It has several love themes running throughout the film.
As well as being a strong capsule of the time and persona that was the 60's, the film is also TRULY a surprise in its forward-thinking themes and the unique presentation of the system of power in a group.
This is an excellent film, full of complexity, themes and great dialogue.
I note Americans can be rather prudish, so take note, contains scenes and themes possibly upsetting to middle America.
It's a show the entire family is able to enjoy and benefit from--without worrying about bad language, "adult" themes, crudeness, violence, etc.
All these themes are woven quite skillfully into a coherent and enjoyable whole by Hu.
Earth Wind & Fire transcend the nation globally with their inspirational music and themes.
"Pixote: A Lei do Mais Fraco" deals with what is perhaps the greatest of all Brazilian themes: poverty.
Some adult themes, since it was done just before they really enforced the film code, but it's still tame compared to what is on TV today.
Its austerely refined look, echoey sound, mixture of unsubtitled languages, and highly challenging themes being impossible to copy: as much an accident of its peculiar production as of the vision of its director.
Despite a few acceptable adaptations of the books' main themes, QUEEN OF THE DAMNED/THE VAMPIRE LESTAT did not stay true to Anne Rices's complicated story telling.
The story, acting, filming, psychological themes, erotic quality and spiritual understanding are all really quite complex and compelling.
That's right, we've got a 2008 film using themes of "Brief Encounter," and "The Bridges of Madison County."
Irrespective of the accuracy of facts, Bandit Queen is a true story, its true because the themes it deals with hold as much truth today as they did way back in 1994.
It's the typical Hitchcock film with some strange camera angles, immoral themes, innocent man gets in trouble, etc.
In this peculiar movie, the themes of the end of days and Satan versus Jesus are treated in a new fashion.
It's a shame that many other films with so called great actors and actresses with unimportant themes / stories are utterly boring in comparison.
The variety of themes and level of achievement speak highly of a national cinema ripe for discovery.
This film's major themes are death and love.
The more open-minded viewer will take note of the recurring images and themes that make this DVD a testament to postmodernist thought, as the main character breaks up into bits and pieces surrounded by recurring visuals of the natural world contrasted with the man-made constructions; towers, roads, video monitors, radio, vehicles.
Mild gore, and some questionable themes, so probably not something to show your Gran, but for the more adventurous viewer I'd say it's a must see.
Brewer's simple "redemption tale" is easy to follow and could have had various themes to tell the story ... but I believe it is highly effect as a "blues".
The film takes a whole new perspective of Shakespeare's The Tempest, I'm sure he'd have appreciated it for Jarman's use of the the play's themes of love, magic, darkness and atmospheric tension.
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