Sentences with phrase «war films in particular»

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In particular, Chaplin's impassioned speech at the end of the film about war, love and peace.

Is the film saying anything in particular about war or about the Middle East or America?

While all the hubbub at the moment is surrounding Captain America: Civil War — and deservedly so, given that it opens in theaters in a matter of weeks — there's one particular film on Marvel Studios» horizon that is one of the biggest films it's ever tackled.

All told, nearly three quarters of the film is spent trying to decode Assange without much to show for it, but it's only in the final act that «The Fifth Estate» decides to engage and try to discuss the ethics, morals and consequences of WikiLeaks work — in particular around the release of the Afghanistan War Logs — in any substantive way, but again a lack of courage on behalf of the filmmakers to take any position renders the film narratively limp.

Of course, the era between 1862 through 1866 is littered with changes in the country; laws, slave status, war, economy, all play major roles, but the focus of the film doesn't zoom in on any particular thing.

I'm not too fond of World War II films, but I have to say that this one in particular has got my attention.

by Walter Chaw For me, the James Bond films are the literalization of a very particular Conservative fantasy in which a suave, quippy, emotionally - arrested sociopath battles Cold War foes, beds beautiful women without consequence, always has the latest technology, and engages in the endless murder of foreigners.

Though they wouldn't say how, the Russos mentioned one upcoming Marvel film in particular that ties in closely with Infinity War.

That moment is guaranteed to bring a lump to Star Wars skeptics and superfans alike, as will frequent callbacks to the original films — including a particular whopper — that feel like Johnson offering a reassuring «I got you» to a core audience that's been burned too often in the past.

All, in one way or another, deal with the following concerns: the contemporary history of Lebanon with particular emphasis on the wars in Lebanon between 1975 to 1991; the representation of traumatic events of collective historical dimensions; and the ways film, video, and photography function as documents of physical and psychological violence.

The story is usually interpreted to mean that one should not believe everything one is told, as in the first version of the film in 1943 — one of a series produced by Walt Disney at the request of the U.S. government during World War II for the purpose of discrediting totalitarianism in general and Nazism in particular.