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But at our camp over the summer we were given the choice of watching 'A Distant Thunder' or 'Robots', basically the whole camp watched 'A Distant Thunder' because abortion had been a hot topic of the week.
What a crashing bore of a movie on a topic that deserved a much better treatment.
And while we're on the topic of Tuesday, I'm sorry, but I remember the 80s fairly well, and while mohawks were in, whatever the hell she's attempting to do with it was not (to be honest, I think that actress refused to shave the sides of her head in the name of her part so they had to think of something else).
I am impressed in how the filmmaker portrayed the very sensitive topic of the Wounded Knee Massacre!
For such an interesting topic, I found the film lacking in actual information about Victor.
And, at the end of the day, this is the only thing on which everyone, regardless of his or her political beliefs, would agree about a topic as controversial as the Vietnam War.
The movie delat with a delicate topic.
A year before the slightly more superior TV movie about homosexuality (Consenting Adult) played on ABC, so even then in the 80's being gay was becoming a topic of the day.
Well, I better not get too off topic, but there is not much to mention about this film except it total sucks, and is forgetable.
get over yourself Cronenberg, not saying the topic s not interesting but this is a lame attempt at film making from someone who really should know better.
And as interested party in the topic, I decided to see this movie.
It is not in any way pedantic nor does it preach to any topic.
Actually, the topic of this film could be quite interesting.
Anyone can yak about global warming, it's a fashionable topic and a good way to make money.
Maybe if you are from the planet of Mars and are absolutely new to the topic of Global Warming on planet Earth - then yeah, you can watch this movie.
Santa Santita is another movie about faith, just like those old movies with similar topic -- Himala and Ang Huling Birhen sa Lupa.
Central to the theme of the show was the topic of abortions.
The topic is one that people need to understand, and hopefully this film will help educate them as well as providing spooky and unsettling entertainment.
Beth Henley's award-winning play about 'family' (her favorite topic) gets a cheeky, somewhat condescending screen-adaptation, with very little sensitivity or subtlety but a lot of Southern brawling.
The director, Sam Dunn, a self confessed headbanger himself, has clearly researched his topic greatly, and whilst the "geneology chart" may need a few tweaks (last time I checked, Cradle of Filth were English, not Norwegian), the footage and interviews provided more than compensate.
First, the story is another look at the topic of terrorism, revealing the effects of these senseless catastrophes much like America's 9/11 tragedy on all players - the survivors of the victims, the survivors of the perpetrators, and the way so much of life changes in the wake of explosive surprises and the strength to survive in the aftermath of these traumas.
The topic of female nudity -- a frequent occurrence in many of the flicks shown -- and how this was handled makes for some very funny reading here, and I remember that sort of thing vividly.
A wide exposure of this film would create a more productive and human conversation on the topic so we could collectively move forward as a society without such judgment and fear.
If you enjoy documentaries, or you're just curious about the topic, this is a great film to watch.
I'm sure it has been said a million times but this was one of the most powerful depictions I've ever watched on this kind of topic.
There has yet to be a definitive movie on this topic.
Brougher has courage to address an issue most people wish to submerge - that of unwanted teenage pregnancies and their consequences - and she does it in the form of a story that is so well woven and presented with such fine actors that she not only succeeds in bringing attention to her main topic, she also introduces us to two women whose lives, though separated by years of age, are significantly parallel.
Then we progress forward from one topic to another topic, we see twin guys, a game programmer taken hostage and a big bad old time Battleship put into action by a bunch of nuts.
The central thing about Yeelen, is the fact that it is the one of the few films that actually tackles the hard topic of the importance and power of symbolism of the "African Mystery System".
If you're looking for a movie that deals with the snuff topic, you better watch "8mm" but don't waste your time with "From a place of darkness".
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