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...craftiness prevail throughout most of Arbatov's discussion of U.S. Soviet relations in The Soviet Viewpoint. Using the question answer format to its greatest advantage....Viewpoint provides an ideal forum for Arbatov to demonstrate--often convincingly--that the recent cooling off in relations between the superpowers is largely the fault of the United States...
...while avoiding the usual pitfalls, this production falls instead into the Brechtian chasm. Were it any other play by Bertolt Brecht, this director and this cast could have produced something special. One can't fault them for choosing a hard nut to crack, and indeed, the play might shine with some more polishing. In any case, such a talented director and superb cast deserve a look...
...people. It is generally understood that the area we attached is where the oppresning class lives and that people who associate with this existence are putting their cars on the line by their truth by their town net of will. It is then, more or less these people's fault if their car is there. The Weathermen believe after all that there can be no spectators in the revolution--you're either part of it, or you are automatically acting against it. I am thinking that they are probably right, but, at the same time, they are demanding an awful...
...history than in its unspoken call for action. The narrative indicts a system of international inequity of which the U.S. is a major perpetrator. In the process, Manley provides a glimpse of how the U.S. appears to much of the world--meddling, insensitive, and arbitrary. Jamaica exposes a basic fault in U.S. foreign policy: blinded by its free enterprise ideology. America immediately panics when some smaller nation close to home opts for a different path. Instead of endearing itself to its neighbors and endearing itself to its neighbors and its influence in more constructive ways, Washington alarmists time and again...
...film's major fault, in fact, is that the young actors don't control more, Coppola captures a few too many brilliant orange sunsets and displays too many young faces against sharp, blue skies for a movie otherwise rugged and right. Although The Outsiders is a refreshing departure from the pretentiousness of Apocalypse Now and One From The Heart, the director could still stand to trim his tendency towards the grandiose. In a movie about youth. Coppola seems to have been tempted to the epic limitlessness of Steven Spielberg's E.T. Carmino Coppola's sappy score and the overly brilliant...