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If there were less sexual themes in the movie, then maybe it would be better.
Instead of music based on the themes of Tchaikovsky, we'll get music inspired by Britney Spears!!!
Scenes which seem to be contrived out the blue and have nothing to do with the theme or sub themes, play as if some college kid wrote this.
Judge Reinhold as the cuckold is okay- but the movie itself with its themes of degradation and revenge are not well done.
I gave this 4 stars because it has a lot of interesting themes many here have already mentioned.
It's a shame The Child isn't better as it works from a decent idea that takes in a couple of sometimes successful horror themes.
I mentioned silent hill at first for a reason because i can see a lot of "stolen" themes from that movie in here..
It has strange themes and just has a strange plot.
Within the realm of Science Fiction, two particular themes consistently elicit interest, were initially explored in the literature of a pre-cinematic era, and have since been periodically revisited by filmmakers and writers alike, with varying degrees of success.
I liked the themes and the main story line, which wasn't as clear as it could have been.
Before walking out of the theater an hour and five minutes into this disaster, we were subjected to the following themes: having a baby will solve all of your problems, "performer types" are miserable messes, & musicians can't be good mothers unless they toss their dreams for a more conventional lifestyle.
Other than updated graphics, modern day themes (such as terrorists), modern weapons and a sexy new voice for Ripley unfortunately this is the same sad tired story.
A lot of themes or parts of the story is the same as in Leon, then other parts felt like some other movie, I don't know which, but there are an familiar feeling over the whole movie.
This movie probably had some potential for something; my bewilderment is how these utterly prosaic unfunny themes keep making it to theaters, it's as if ideas are being recycled just because generations are.
Instead, the movie to watch, that deals with similar themes and the same basic time frame, is the great BOOGIE NIGHTS.
The film is allegedly based on a true story but it's themes have been dealt with much more imaginatively, and with less recourse to hackneyed cliches, in the past.
Take out the "aren't we naughty" language and themes and you are left with dialogue and plot devices that insult the intelligence of anyone who doesn't describe "Saved by the Bell" as quality television.
But there's not much action & this isn't the kind of movie that can be carried by dialog, plot twists or Heavy Themes.
While it tried so hard to make a point, because of this lack of definition (comedy or drama), the clever themes and pointed remarks were lost.
Incest and lesbianism are promising themes, but the script analyses none of the two in depth ( mind that a possible excuse of the makers, saying that they aimed for a subtle movie would be hilarious, unless subtle and superficial mean the same thing...).
Hope that Scola will change radically themes and style in his next film.
Helpfully supplying a few hackneyed musical cues is Jerry Goldsmith, who carefully checks off all the clichéd themes from Russian rat-a-tat to Chinese ching-chang-chong just in case we don't quite understand who we're looking at.
A real step down for Rossellini as he stepped away from neo-realism and further embraced the mythical and mystical themes of 1950's Flowers of St. Francis.
Revenge is one of my favorite themes in film.
Moreso, "the futility of revenge" is one of my favorite themes in film.
But it is the unstated assertion of independence from these themes that is most sticking.
Despite many running themes (alienation, paranoia), no two of his films are really alike.
(Personally, I don't see a whole lot of difference - the scripts and themes remain largely the same throughout - but they do lose some great people along the way) My daughter has put the DVDs on her wish list, so perhaps the land of special features and commentary will shed some light on all of this.
The idea if anything testifies to the diversity and range of African themes, with his film 500 Years Later it is a African issue.
Though not seen in too many films prior, you have certainly seen the basic plot themes in too many films since.
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