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A paranoid lawyer must confront his own personal demons when his elderly client strikes comparisons with Adolf Hitler, raising a dangerous hate mob.
Kriss: I'm guessing the question of Hitler's is a gimmick, a tool, to explore some larger theme or issue. What exactly is the theme you wish to explore?
Kriss:
I’m guessing the question of Hitler’s is a gimmick, a tool, to explore some larger theme or issue. What exactly is the theme you wish to explore?
See lessThwarted at every attempt to win over the girl of his dreams, an awkward boy (8) has to overcome his deepest fear to draw her into a magical world.
Good points, as usual, on specific details, Tony. The reference to "Moonrise Kingdom" is particularly apt. In that movie the attraction is mutual: girl and boy are drawn to each other for what they really are which others don't appreciate. They accept each other as they are --It's not a case where tRead more
Good points, as usual, on specific details, Tony.
The reference to “Moonrise Kingdom” is particularly apt. In that movie the attraction is mutual: girl and boy are drawn to each other for what they really are which others don’t appreciate. They accept each other as they are –It’s not a case where the girl made the boy’s casting cut for some private fantasy or dream ideal. Or vice-versa.
So I’m sticking to my guns on the general principle.
Yeah, guys are guys (god, if she exists, forgive and help us!), but the premise is s-o-o over used, ergo, s-o-o-o unoriginal.
See lessDesperate to cure her husband's terminal illness, a young socialite turns to an enigmatic scientist whose treatment works – but leaves the patient with a murderous appetite.
Who's the protagonist, the wife or the husband?
Who’s the protagonist, the wife or the husband?
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