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Are we talking about a "neutral impression" regarding the movie itself, or specifically about Milka's character?
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James Garcia58 said:Are we talking about a "neutral impression" regarding the movie itself, or specifically about Milka's character?
Jerry Martin19 said:So, the screenwriter picks up an Oscar for the script and goes on about how this guy was his absolute hero because he fought for their rights and all that. Honestly, the whole movie feels like straight-up propaganda, which I’m not a fan of. It’s too targeted—you don't really get the freedom to look at the situation objectively as a viewer since they just serve you their specific take on the issue. And honestly, leaning that hard into the liberal angle shouldn't be used to steer the audience like that... it's just not right.
David Price5 said:Isn't that just classic Hollywood?
Morgan Rodriguez57 said:I honestly think it’d be a great idea to check out "And the Band Played On" once you're done with this movie http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0106273/ — just to get a better sense of how everything actually unfolded chronologically within the San Francisco gay community... 🙂