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And by living in the country right now with my parents, who's been living in Saigon for 50 years, I understand that we're much better off now, and would have been better if the American didn't bring war here.
And this rich goes to the bar to rethink what he just did, and while he's doing that, "Joe" is in the bar ranting about hippies and people who are against the war.
Heading in a different direction than most mainstream movies about the war is Dark Blue World, a film that does not deal with the traditional major battles of the war, does not tell the story of many of its major figures, and does not even focus on soldiers of any of the major allied or axis powers.
The destruction and impact of both catastrophes (war and typhoon) may differ in degree and quality, but the trauma and scar (physically and psychologically) nevertheless are still there.
From the screenplay by Viktor Rozov, based on his own play, Kalatozov shows us a vision of the heroism of war and the suffering by those left at home.
Inundated with countless war movies showing us the frontlines and the carnage, the topic itself becomes tedious and avoidable.
However, this Russian gem shows how the tale of hardship can be told in a different way; by telling us, straight from a soldier's mouth how war is hated by all, that they hope those who died did so for a cause that will allow for peace and the end of fighting, we see a new vision of WWII.
We have young men volunteering to wage war for peace, to keep their families and loved ones safe at home rather than draftees fighting a battle they don't believe in.
I have not read/seen the original and as a rule I can't stand Shakespeare, but I enjoyed this movie(the civil war setting was very well done as well).
This is a tale of personal commitment and triumphant love defeating the ideologies of war.
I honestly don't think I'm exaggerating when I say this is one the most heart-wrenching war films I've seen.
But the kind of war that takes place in this home is as intense as any real battlefield action.
Once you can get over Nic Cage playing an Italian soldier who loves opera and believes in making love, not war, you can get down to enjoying this beautiful-looking film.
Right from the indescribably bizarre intro, showing a couple of eerie children turning toys into real-life war machinery, you just know this become an uncompromising and gritty shocker.
It was much higher than ordinary life and it gave many people hope to live after the tragic war.
They're telling you all kinds of crazy stuff about war and peace while taking you through a trip into the past and even the future.
I can't think of another propaganda film that makes war look less glamorous or rewarding.
It wasn't until the United States was started down the path of an unnecessary and deceitful war in Iraq that I began to see the world through their eyes.
Each song is social commentary, acumen on war, sexuality, recalcitrance, spirituality, and freedom.
'It' was in fact two boats, P614 and P615, both built for Turkey by Vickers Armstorng at Barrow-in-Furness but kept hold of by the Royal Navy for the duration of the war.
Thought provoking, humbling depiction of the human tragedies of war.
A small, but altruistic view of one family's interactions with the enemy during the civil war in Kentucky.
In Sri Lanka, a country divided by religion and language, the civil war between the pro-Sinhalese government and the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE), a separatist organization, has claimed an estimated 68,000 lives since 1983.
Human rights groups have said that, as a result of the war, more than one million people have been displaced, homeless or living in camps.
There are a number of very powerful scenes in the film which help to capture the horror of war, such as the tank battle for instance.
Yet, the war is raging relentlessly.
Based on a true story during the years when Greece was struggling to stand on her own two feet through war, Nazis and hardship.
I didn't know what to expect sitting down to watch this: a civil war movie or some kind of 70's soft-core peddling with Eastwood descending on a school for girls in the South.
After all, it's all about the impact of war on civilians AND it's by the "king of depression", Ingmar Bergman.
The big names in film tried to do their part for the war effort, and Charlie Chaplin was no exception.
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