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You might have come across this already, but it's often seen as an allegory already - Rick Blaine, who owns the Café Américain in a city whose name literally means "White House", claims to be neutral but secretly has Allied sympathies, and has to decide whether he should get involved in the fight against the Axis. Essentially, he's FDR but with less polio and more alcoholism.Varislintu wrote:Casablanca. I didn't even know what this old classic movie was about when I checked it out of the library. Who knew it would be so brilliantly relevant, decades after it was made? It's like the current Middle Eastern exodus crisis, but in a diferent time, so the people on the move are white Europeans. White Europeans stuck on-route to a better life, peddling their last possesions and self-dignity to smugglers, trying to get to somewhere better. Not a bad movie in itself and the coincidence of the theme made it super interesting to see. 10/10.
Antea wrote:I couldn't wait anymore and yesterday I watched " Битва за Севастополь"...even without subtitles . Because I liked so much the song "Кукушка" of the OST of this movie posted on the Song's thread
Lada wrote:The last movie I watched was The Master.
Michael wrote:Currently watching Fetih 1453 ("Conquest 1453"), a Turkish movie about the Ottoman conquest of Constantinople. It would be nice if it were subtitled, because I can hardly understand Turkish at the low level I'm at, but I can infer from context what's going on.
Dormouse559 wrote:There was only moment that really jarred me. It was when Baymax scanned the medical information of everyone in the city. Massive invasion of privacy? Not cool, dude. Other than that, though, I liked it.
france-eesti wrote:Why?
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