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This was my first thought too (and Gattaca). Really any movie that's set in the future but looks almost exactly like the present day-- I can't help but invest in them more (not that there's anything wrong with ridiculously designed sci-fi movies, like The Fifth Element!). 10. Reply.
The Sunglasses found by the protagonist in the cult classic "They Live" allow him to see the dark spells cast by the media: Drifter "John Nada" finds construction work in Los Angeles and befriends fellow construction worker Frank Armitage, who leads him to a local shantytown soup kitchen.
The boy goes home, and returns a few years later. The cabin is dilapidated, and out back in the woods is a gravestone with the protectors name and his bow leaned across it. The boy takes up the mantle of the protector. A useful tip was that this movie was extremely short, say about 48 min runtime.
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- Reality Bites
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Kolberg, which was filmed in vivid Agfacolor, was produced late in the war to shore up the wilting spirits of ordinary Germans. Goebbels, with the help of director Veit Harlan, planned the movie as far back as 1943 to be a sort of National Socialists’ answer to Gone With the Wind. The star-studded epic follows the trials and tribulations of Joachim...
The scope of Kolberg was staggering. Berlin poured the scandalous sum of 8.5 million RM (the modern equivalent of about $30 million) into this Heaven’s Gate of a movie. Seemingly no expense was spared in the production either. As many as 50,000 German soldiers were pulled from active duty to flesh out the film’s panoramic battle sequences, while ah...
Ironically, following the film’s premiere, the real city of Kolberg was overrun by the Red Army. Many of its buildings were flattened in the savage fighting. What was left of the town was stripped from Germany following the Potsdam Conference and handed over to Poland. Today, it’s known as Kołobrzeg.
Kolberg vanished into obscurity with the downfall of National Socialism. It reemerged in the decades following the war as a historical curiosity. A 50th anniversary reissue in 1995 was accompanied by a documentary. The movie is now the property of the Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau Foundation, a non profit heritage film preservation agency operated by th...
Number 93 - Timely Propaganda. 93 is one of my personal primary keys to gematria. note: this post will grow over time . When A=1, B=2, C=3 etc. (ie. simple english gematria, otherwise known as english ordinal) related modern terminology: The power of propaganda is. ...it leads the weak-minded to: "Conspiracy" = 123 (ie. it's as easy as ABC) The ...
The Out-of-Towners is a 1970 American comedy film written by Neil Simon, directed by Arthur Hiller, and starring Jack Lemmon and Sandy Dennis. It was released by Paramount Pictures on May 28, 1970.
Plot. Kim Seok-go showed a lot of promise as a brilliant mathematician when he was in school, resolutely focused on his studies rather than on friends throughout his childhood. Now in his 30s, he's an ordinary high school math teacher, a far cry from the promising future of his youth.
