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It is as close to excellent a view of its topic as I have ever seen and a great tool for use in a substance abuse recovery program.
I give major kudos to HBO for not backing down on a sensitive topic and producing a fantastic show.
That said, American history textbooks have more than their fare share of bias as well, but that's another topic.
The only feature film with this topic that I consider equal, or perhaps even superior, is "Jerico (1988)" made by a Venezuelan ethnography professor Luis Alberto Lamata.
This is something that the best speakers have, the ability to move from one topic to the next so that the listener is not aware of the transition.
I didn't expect to like this movie - it seemed like the topic was too easily made into a simplistic 'hurt-emotion' and 'stand-up for yourself' type movie.
But it's open season on the always safe topic of Christians--again--and that's OK? Double-standard b.s.
It could easily have become politicised because of the inflammatory nature of the subject matter but I believe he delivered an extremely even-handed film about a most difficult topic.
The main topic of the plot is similar to the original, but all the rest is terribly different, on a bad way!
The norm was a one to two minute film featuring a very mundane topic such as babies smiling, someone nailing a nail or a lady cooking.
With such an important topic, why does the dialogue and the acting have to be so bad.
But whatever the reason, "The Bad and the Beautiful" pulls no punches in looking at its topic.
The movie resolves around a controversial topic Where Dia, an average Indian family daughter falls for a white guy and runs away from home due to parental and society objection.
The movie goes over almost every topic a man talks about in his normal life: Women, politics, football, easy-money...
Recently, I am noticing that a remarkably high percentage of those German films that are released on international dvds have as topic the Nazi time.
But not enough with this newer productions, one is even eager to re-release older movies about this one and the same topic, which seems to be of such great interest.
The main reason this seems so unfunny to many younger viewers is that a lot of the humor was topical, and topical humor becomes unfunny as soon as the topic is no longer "current events"--how funny will "Dubya" jokes seem by around 2084, when they'll be about as old as the jokes in "Boo!"?
It addresses a topic that is still untouched, in horror films at least, and is able to play off of human nature quite well.
"Niggling" questions about the appropriateness of the film itself, the topic of child prostitution, the use of young actresses and actors, the film's moral detachment, whether is should have been made or could be made again all flitted through my mind as I soaked in the beauty of the images.
For its time, this was a difficult topic to address in film, and though it was a touchy subject, I am sure many will disagree with my review of the film as an entire piece of work instead of focusing only on the subject matter.
The movie hits the highest moments when, for instance, Meryl asks Isabella Rossellini how much the magic potion costs and Isabella replays: "Oh the sordid topic of coin" sublime, exquisite, funny but with enormous regard for its audience.
So why spend tons of money on a made-for-cable feature about a topic now irrelevant by overexposure?
The fact that a movie on this topic was made is admirable.
The topic of crazy lunatics stalking their media idols is disturbingly up- to-date but the elaboration is too often tedious and overwrought.
The director has explored this topic previously in films such as The Unfaithful Wife and Wedding in Blood (among others), but Pleasure Party stands out because it's an overall much darker tale than what went before, and may well be a contender for Chabrol's all time darkest film.
There's just no electricity whatsoever, and the topic of terminally ill children seems to be employed as the last resource to give this film a "social message" and depth it lacks.
There's definitely a message in this movie and the whole topic of imaginary friends is a fascinating topic to explore.
It does seem an enormous coincidence that the girl who comes into possession of the dress (No pun intended) just happens to be studying this very esoteric and specialised topic as part of her college course.
Framing same-sex marriage as the next great civil rights challenge, Saving Marriage navigates the long, complicated political and legislative process with a human context, giving a face to a topic that is often eschewed as empty political rhetoric.
There was a little bit too much on the topic of homosexuality that seemed unrelated to the story and I had no idea why they threw that in there (and no I'm not homophobic at all, I just thought they could've left that out as it was pointless).
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