the theme of the film of universal soldiers can be true?
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No it isnt there is no way to bring a person back to life as soon as your body dies it starts decomposing things start to decay your body wouldnt last long enough and if it did they still wouldnt be able to use computer chips to bring u back.
619858
I don't think so.\n\nThe story, the music, and the acting of Brokeback Mountain touches the soul few movies can. It's universal. Women, men, gay, and straight, from all walks of life and cultures, who possess the same human decency of kindness and conscience, resonate in the same ways. That's the kind of beauty in BBM that grabs people and makes them cry.\n\nNeedless to say, those who are afraid to watch the movie, or cannot experience the true meaning of it, would not have much to say about it.  To say I have lived, I must have experienced.  This movie is an experience of a life-time.
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I have no idea what a color war captain is or does, but it sounds like one of the evening events occuring while at your camp during the school holidays is a skit presentation that is meant to be very colourful and perhaps related to the life of a war captain (???), so Id suggest including the most colourful thing I know, a rainbow, overlooking a dying soldier (you), who comes to terms with his mortality right before he is approached by a doctor who saves his life, and everyone lives happily ever after. :) Fake blood, wooden boards layed down over the stage to give the appearance of this occuring on a ship, and a funky looking captains uniform ripped and torn by the perils of battle.
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Yes it is!  Wow, I'm really glad you asked.  The movie is based on real events that occurred in south central Africa in the year 2015.  The apes that lived there thought that they were as good as normal humans and decided to start their own society.  Luckily there are badasses out there like Charlton Heston who don't put up with that kind of monkey crap.  God bless Heston and the NRA.
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It appears as though it is a work of fiction, below are a couple links, one of them is supposed to be from the author of the book, which was made into the movie\n\nQ. Is Creasy based on a real character?\nA. Creasy was based on a mixture of characters that I knew in the sixties and seventies in Africa and Vietnam.\n\nQ. Some people have commented that the movie seemed to imply that it was based on a real event, is that impression correct?\nA. Yes, the story was based on an actual event in Italy in '75.
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No. The universal appeal lies in common human experiences: love, death, family... the big stuff.
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The title of the story is interesting. At first glance, "In Another Country," refers to the fact that the American narrator is indeed in a foreign land--Italy. Yet he is also a visitor to another realm--the "country" of the sick and injured. And maybe World War I is the ultimate other country--a setting that defines nations or destroys them and has the potential to erase people, ideology, and the future. Does the doctor featured in the story truly believe that his patients will recover from their injuries or is he merely accustomed to dispensing hope in much the same way he might dole out aspirin? The likelihood that the machines will heal the soldiers is debatable. Do these gadgets prefigure modern technology or are they another reminder of how dependent upon machines both war and medicine really are?
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NO! NO! Never!!!\nFANAA does not convey any religious or personal controversy with its novel theme. Besides it's not an A (adult) rated film. It's a U (universal) rated film. \n\nClick the link below to find out more about Fanaa
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It is a work of FICTION. Why do people think it is REALITY?\n\nThe novel was a superlative work of fiction. (Not as good as Dan Brown's other works, but it was revolutionary nonetheless.)\n\nI don't know about the film... I will go see it, but I'm skeptical as to how well it will come off.
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I really really really love this question. I think you may just be right.They definitly have a greek/roman theme going. the god of love, the love carebear, grumpy carebear and the gods of war
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The idea of a hero has already been created. Rocky, Rambo, and heros in american media. We see them as fiction, but when we were in our youth, who did we idolize? The president? Our teachers? No, we wanted to be Rambo, Rocky, etc. I don't think it is possible to create a fictious alias for a legendary soldier, because intel is much more advanced today.  (Than in Gengis Khan's time) And no matter how awry and trigger-happy a man is, it doesn't make him invicible to bullets. Therefor, its a nice thought, but not plausible, since people aren't quite that gullible.
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Is Mission Impossible true?\nIs Star Wars true?\nIs American Pie true?\nIs Brokeback Mountain true?\n\nOf course not! Total fiction.
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I don't think so.  I believe that one of the biggest components to making the movie so great was the controversial tone of it.  The movie had great cinematography; but without the edge of the characters interplay, it wouldn't have had a whole lot of substance.
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No.\n\nThe colorization was always there.  It is one of the early color movies, in fact.  What you probably recall is that you could actually see the color in the movie on TV, with the advent of color TV.
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its on the soundtrack....
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I need a better description of the movie but possibly sometimes in a great notion
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There does appear to be a soundtrack... here's what I found: