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This patriotic and propagandist picture is part of his contribution, although the war was nearly over by the time of its release.
The tramp goes to war, humorously accomplishes acts of heroism and kicks the Kaiser in the bum.
They're both marvelous works of raw drama, and with Pixote Babenco has an extra edge and harrowing quality to deal with in that this isn't filmed in conditions brought on after a world war.
In the movie the war is described from the opposite side, and the fact in itself is interesting.
Unlike other war films that focus on the event, Apocalypse Now takes the viewer into a psychological head trip.
I agree with the previous comments from other views that this is the only movie that I have seen that has brought the war home and showed what a family had to go through, what a veteran went through.
She is in love with his son Justin, who went away in the army and was injured in war.
One true story of the war comes to mind of two grounded spit pilots, who planned and flew (illegally) a strafing mission over France.
it does take place during the the last days of American civil War,it's not really a war movie.it's
But in terms of theme, this movie could hardly be simpler - war is hell.
A weird clash of genders ensues, with the supposedly "dangerous" male falling prey to a batch of seemingly harmless women, who prove themselves to be every bit as brutal as the men waging war on one another at the battle fronts.
In my opinion, the movie is an excellent example of the realities of war and a tribute to the soldiers of all nations who fought and bled into the soil Gallipoli.
In addition, the fact that the war was fake led me to feel that the emotion was not real.
Dramatic war movies, in my opinion, are much more effective if the events (not necessarily the story itself) really happened.
I didn't even know it was near India, let alone that there has been a bloody civil war going on there since 1983.
Britain and France declared war on Germany in 1939, but by then, almost all of Europe had fallen under the advance of the Nazi war machine.
Entering the war, Britain virtually started from scratch, with scarce supplies and with an air force that was outnumbered by Germany ten to one.
In Skammen we have two main characters but as we are thrown from the start in the middle of a war we have no idea who is fighting and why, everything is open for any resolution.
We have the example of the innocent bystanders who try to get by during an absurd war, the cynical doctor who makes fun of his patients and provides the only bitter humor of the whole movie, the perverse opportunists who try to make the best of an atrocious event (Bjornstrand's character), the innocent dead children, the nameless figures almost turned into animals from the boat etc.
In post civil war America the President, (Van Johnson), travels to Dallas and is assassinated by corrupt officials and businessman interested in installing the vice President whom they can blackmail due to incriminating documents.
A very credible and unsettling movie portraying the effects of war on the general public, Shame gives us a chilling understanding oh Ingmar Bergman's beliefs.
He likes the fighting in the war.
Charlie's dealing with World War I, a hideous conflict that killed 20 million people, but not the worst war (horrible to say) of the 20th Century.
Chaplin would live to see that war too, and would spoof it's main architects in THE GREAT DICTATOR.
Charles Darwin begins a war with an utterly predictable ending.
So astonishing, frank and honest is each startling verbal exchange between one son's wife (IreneDunne) along with the other's fiancé as these two younger girls together go to war - gleefully angrily unwrapping the clearly incestuous hankerings of Mom towards her hunky eldest son played by virile Joel MacCrea and her younger 'beau'/son payed by delicate and beautiful 25 year old actor Eric Linden.
Not such a war prize after all.
If you remember the 1974 film then you will remember Kersey was a " Conchie " during the Korean war and that he was physically sick after he committed his first execution .
As this wasn't enough, the son Greg (Brian Krause "Charmed") enlists in the marines and is sent to war.
These actors portrayed characters so intensely human that they lingered the remainder of the night with me, and I had trouble shaking this war drama.
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