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Watched Theodora Goes Wild. Not a typical screwball comedy! Tons of depth and I see why she won the Oscar. From ingenue to crafty to hero, she plays each part beautifully. Really excellent dramatic comedy from an era that often is paper thin. Comedy is biting and funny.

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Oliver Stone's Platoon dives deep into the complexities of warfare, highlighting the struggles of American troops. Yet, the film's narrative calls for reflection on the profound suffering endured by the Vietnamese people. Their stories cannot be overlooked—war affects all.
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Sxy as XyzA Harrowing Reflection on Humanity: The Legacy of PlatoonIn the realm of war films, few titles resonate with the visceral authenticity and emotional weight of Platoon. Released in 1986 and directed by Oliver Stone, the film stands as a
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According to Take Cover, “a sniper’s [i.e., contract killer’s] most important skill … [is] the ability to hide.” If hitman-with-a-heart-of-gold movies, including this one, have taught me anything, it’s that a professional assassin’s most important skill is the ability to use cognitive dissonance, double standards, and selective morality to rationalize their actions.
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