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How are we going to correct these wrongs?
I think, really, I can't talk about race without remembering that it is a construct in certain respects, but also that, you know, until we redress the wrongs of the past, we're going to be turned around.
I tried to right wrongs through power and aggression.
So my plea today to everyone, especially those who sincerely believe in Islamist jihadism ... refuse dogmatic authority; let go of anger, hatred and violence; learn to right wrongs without even attempting to justify cruel, unjust and futile behavior.
This is an amazing group of people who are doing so much, using so much of their talent, their brilliance, their energy, their money, to make the world a better place, to fight wrongs, to solve problems.
This talk is about righting writing wrongs.
Clearly, there are wrongs that need to be righted.
Let's change the narrative together and let's start righting writing wrongs.
The basic message of this picture is: "we Americans...coming from the worlds only true democracy have a divine right to go to all other nations...and put right their wrongs.....screw-up their environment....and teach them about freedom....." (see for example The Beach......at least Leo did it with a bit more style)....of course Vietnam is another story.... And.....the educated Asian may well ask why the Yankie Gungh-Ho attitude about Asia should come from a nation whose main contribution to humanity has been helping to spread Cancer... Aids.. Gun carrying kiddies and Jerry Springer......et al..
This movie gives Daniel Wu his chance to do a great action movie, but I really find Emil Chow's character really great, gutsy but determined to righting wrongs.
Faith is the doer, the truth-seeker, the fixer of all the wrongs in the world.
This movie is about hope and righting wrongs.
Both characters ride in search of adventure in an effort to right the wrongs of the world.
Sissy then thinks two wrongs will make a right and Wes asks her if "she needs any help".
Will Smith delivers yet again in a film about a man with the weight of the world on his shoulders and his crusade to right his wrongs in a way that will touch even the most hardened of hearts!!! Writer Grant Nieporte and Italian Director Gabriele Muccino come together and created a masterpiece that I highly recommend to purchase and keep in your movie collection as you will never grow tired of watching/feeling this film!!!
In part to right the wrongs of Sherman's Army and his own involvement in the War as well, Drango's challenge is to bring the murderers of Henry Calder to justice.
It shows that no matter how hard you try to escape all the wrongs in life, and all of your daily annoyances, they'll still be there no matter where you escape to.
Here a pretty cool little Spanish exploitation flick from the 70s that definitely exercises the old saying "two wrongs don't make a right".
Or in this dude's case it's "six wrongs" that comprise his whole downfall, turning him from a mild-mannered, poverty stricken butcher to a full-fledged serial killer.
The list of wrongs is endless, the only thing I can advise is don't waste your time watching this movie if you love the books, you will only be disappointed!
Somber account of a Union soldier attempting to right the wrongs of war that left a community broken and sore, wrought with hate and anger towards "them dirty, rotten Yanks."
The main character displays a depth of emotion that is not often seen in this genre managing to convey in word and memory induced vignettes the tragedy of his life, the wrongs he has committed to survive and his sorrow at what he has become.
This is the sort of film that will lead people, both Black and White, to really discuss the wrongs that have been done in this country.
I have seen the movie and read reviews that were posted about the movie Indigo.I never even heard about the movie until a week or so before the showing.I personally know one of these children,most of the time he is just a normal little boy like any other child,he doesn't do a lot of the things that Gracie does,but I believe that her character was just a mix of their gifts to show what they can do.The main point of the movie that I feel is the most important is that they are here to bring out the truth,they can see behind what adults and others tell them.You will not pull the wool over their eyes,they CAN see right through you and read what is in your heart,your pain from the past wrongs in your life.And also the good things about you.They can and will heal the planet.The other thing I feel about them is that through the real truth, they will bring peace wherever they go.They came here with their switches turned on,in the past people have had to go through a life changing experience to be enlightened.Near death experience comes to mind.I pray that I meet more Indigo's,If you meet one you will never forget it,he sometimes looks at you suddenly from a break at playing and tells you something about what has been troubling you for some time,then he has that all knowing smile and off they go playing again.
Yes, to them two wrongs always make a right so let's show what good people we are by reversing the racism.
But equally it could be said she was one of the bravest of contemporary writers who did her best, in the only way she knew how, to put right the wrongs she encountered in Irish society.
At the end of the movie when all wrongs have been righted the Queen asks Don Juan where he will go next.He replies that he will go where most legends go,namely oblivion.I laughed at this line realising as we all should that oblivion will never provide a home for Errol Flynn.
A very funny story of a reporter for a fashion magazine who is about to write a column about all the wrongs a woman can do in an early relasionship.The reporter has to selct a man who she shall date and make all the things a man hate women to do, like calling his mother, destroying guys night and so on.
This, like ENOUGH, starring Jennifer Lopez, and others dealing with abuse issues are movies about what many women feel about wrongs done, and are a good way to work through the anger without actually having to go to jail for "acting out!"
It's a scene that still packs a wallop and, in its own way, lends Lugosi's later flaying alive of Karloff a sense of wrongs being righted.
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