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...audience. Towards the end of the film, Hoffman gently explains the concept of death to Portman by discussing the stage directions at the close of “King Lear”: “There’s no fanfare, no metaphor...just ‘he dies??...And we are sad not because of those words, but because of the story that comes before those words. But then we must let the next story begin.” Though poignant, the reference is unnecessarily complex by G-rating standards. In that sense, the film tries...
While the U.S. population is still growing strong—1.71 American babies are born for every person who dies??George Weigel warned that Europe’s infertility is by no means an isolated phenomenon...
...episode of the “Star Wars” saga, which just opened, has only corroborated our feelings, with its message about power, propaganda and fear. As Harvard alumna Natalie Portman ’03 delivers the already widely-quoted line “This is how liberty dies??to thunderous applause,” we cringe, remembering last November...
...some have taken offense to what they interpret as overtly political messages meant to recall the Iraq war. Princess Padmé says at one point, “This war represents a failure to listen,” and later comments, “So this is how liberty dies??with thunderous applause...
Dies ended up winning the match 1-0, forcing the championship bout between him and Jantzen. Having been well prepared for the tournament, Jantzen already knew Dies?? style of wrestling well and used this knowledge against him to win the match 5-2. Jantzen only allowed the second place finisher to score points on an escape and a stalling call...