«The finest achievements of man and
his most hideous crimes» (SCE 123, cf. 125; GW 135, 95) arise out of the possibility for voluntary love.
The finest achievements of man and
his most hideous crimes are alike spiritual acts.
Not exact matches
It has a very kooky nature, revolves around a
hideous crime, much like
most of the Coen's output, and is very, very violent, particularly towards the end.
The film's raison d'etre are the scenes of
crimes against mankind — the
most famous monuments of the world crumble under the alien assault, Easter Island is turned into a bowling alley, and the nasty little buggers perform
hideous medical experiments on captured humans.