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One of my least favorite things he does, is water down every topic and make it seem like a joke!
Maybe concentrating on one topic such as making it scary or vice versa.
Interesting topic.
To have a show that centers on the topic of politics, you really need a strong plot with twists and turns to enhance the mood of the show, something like "The West Wing" or "Commander-in-Chief." Rob Lowe was OK, but actors like Kyle Chandler just couldn't act (he was awful in "Early Edition").
I almost fall asleep just because the topic is so cliché and the actor play was so predictable.
While the topic is one that needs to be addressed, the film uses every cliche in the genre and comes off as a textbook popcorn flick.
We feel morally obliged to care about the topic, but the director's self-indulgent, meandering, uninspired delivery of his journey makes you grow numb after a while.
A mini budget film made in 1983 called GOING DOWN got this topic right and is an excellent antidote to this poison.
He is too much of an Icon to tackle such a delicate and controversial topic let alone the role itself.
Good attempt at tackling the unconventional topic of May-December romances.
I wish the director and/or the screen writer had done his/her research in this topic.
After watching the Steven Spielberg version of War Of The Worlds in theaters, I was hooked on the topic.
One would think that Karma and the whole eastern religion thing is a big enough topic to bring some different and interesting shows, but they only scratch the surface of the subject.
For this he chose a topic near and dear to his heart...transvestism, the "art" of a man wanting to dress in women's clothes.
The performances are uniformly good though, which is necessary for a film of this nature and about this topic to succeed.
He takes back a threadbare topic and his efforts are discernible to make a stylish work.
However, there's a catch: his colleagues are all friendly, bland and utterly characterless, and everyone he knows, including his girlfriend, seems to have only one topic of conversation -interior design.
Wait a minute, I'm getting off topic.
this year, the topic is drugs.
It touches on a topic that is ever-present in our daily lives, but which is seen as a phenomenon so common that it does not merit discussion.
Killing for the "sport" of it is seldom the topic of films that are of the "all sweetness and light" variety and this one is no different.
The pace is pretty slow for such a high octane topic, but the cinematography is beautiful and surreal.
No topic is taboo.
When going to see Rendition, I was expecting an exciting film on a controversial topic with big-name actors.
As the oil situation now is comparable to the situation in the 70's, and alternative sources of energy are again becoming a hotter topic, we can only hope the current generation gets blockbuster warnings about the risks of (privatized) nuclear power like this.
I think it's because most of the films that take on this topic (war, peace, violence) are in a fixed documentary style.There are some terrific ones out there, all of them better known than USA T.M., I'm sure, but they are intended to be informational and to bring your emotional response to the surface through intellectual means.
Euthanasia is a difficult topic in any field and unfortunately is can sometimes distort the true value of a movie.
Inundated with countless war movies showing us the frontlines and the carnage, the topic itself becomes tedious and avoidable.
It's like a Dogma95 kind of movie, because of the topic.
Rather, its a story about a simple topic, illuminated in a way that brings that audience to a higher level of empathy than thought possible.
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