Before we get to the highs, however, it's our duty (okay, our petty pleasure) to dispense with the lows: Like the artist responsible for our favorite album of the year, we've got a bone to pick, and it's with every execrable entry on the list below — a hall of shame wide enough to accommodate horror hackworks, witless studio comedies, tone - deaf
social issue movies, and not one but two «unconventional» Katherine Heigl vehicles.
If not the primo prestige film it wants to be, «The Danish Girl» is a strong rebuttal to Hooper's critics and an above average
social issues movie.
Not exact matches
The
movie's powerful footage will shake up the audience's hearts and encourage them to reflect on humanity and the
social issues we encounter.
The
movie is pretty funny and actually has some interesting religious and
social issue commentaries, that's if you can decipher it from its plethora of food - based sexual innuendos.
SKIP THIS
MOVIE IF: you prefer serious
social issues be confined to CNN — even if presented in an entertaining way
The very fact that this
movie tries, dynamically, to do the same will itself outrage some viewers:
Social -
issue films are supposed to be square, dull, and single - note.
If you're intrigued at the notion of a horror
movie that tackles
social issues — say, the
issue of how society lets down victims of child abuse — congratulations!
Just as Peele and partner Keegan - Michael Key found clever ways of dealing with racial
issues on their sketch - comedy TV show, this
movie turns clichés and
social metaphors inside out.
Less important is the fact that a horror
movie that addressed race and
social issues won best adapted screenplay, which is a seriously promising turn for the Academy Awards.
And you have two
movies about race relations, each starring Sidney Poitier, but coming at the
issue from different angles — the
social comedy - drama «Guess Who's Coming to Dinner» and the crime drama «In the Heat of the Night.»
The sequel, Dawn of the Planet of the Apes, doubled down on what worked from the first
movie and layered in a hefty dose of
social relevance thanks to director Matt Reeves» decision to tackle
issues of weaponization.
Peele cited The Stepford Wives, Rosemary's Baby, and Night of the Living Dead as the types of
movies that inspired him to use genre to tackle a thorny
social issue.
While Hollywood hides behind generic superhero
movies that only pretend to speak to
social issues, Donald Glover puts his body, soul, and voice on the line.
Production materials indicate the participants» pride in making a
movie that combines scary -
movie elements with
social issues.
Rather than dealing with these
issues like real human beings, the four jet off on a ludicrously extravagant vacation to Abu Dhabi, and the
movie completely unravels into a pastiche of wish - fulfillment, slapstick, and ham - handed
social commentary.
The
movie provides a unique behind - the - scenes look at these leaders and the
social issues they faced during 1952 and 1986.
The FX series «30 Days» had Spurlock applying the time commitment of his
movie to experiencing various other
social issues (living on minimum wage, being a prison inmate, etc.).
Directed by documentarian Gabriela Cowperthwaite («Blackfish») the
movie confines itself to the facts of Megan's story and smartly doesn't tackle any
social or political
issues like women in the military and the reasons for going to war with Iraq.
Offer to be a buddy when new families join the service; ask how they're going, whether there are any concerns or
issues, you could even invite them to neighbourhood
social functions such as local fundraisers or
movie nights.
This generation can do the same thing with
social issues, products,
movies, and with the real estate industry.