Strap yourself in and hold onto your hats as specially designed robots battle it out to be crowned FULL METAL CHALLENGE World Champion! This disc contains the highlights from the... more
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Plot: Strap yourself in and hold onto your hats as specially designed robots battle it out to be crowned FULL METAL CHALLENGE World Champion! This disc contains the highlights from the first series of this popular television show that is co-presented by punk rock legend Henry Rollins.
Release details
DVD Region: Region 2 (Europe)
Studio(s): MOMENTUM PICTURES; TECHNICOLOR DISTRIBUTION SERVICES
Release date: 16/06/2003
No of Discs: 1
Catalogue No: MP 255 D
Barcode: 5060049140551
DVD Description
Strap yourself in and hold onto your hats as specially designed robots battle it out to be crowned FULL METAL CHALLENGE World Champion! This disc contains the highlights from the first series of this popular television show that is co-presented by punk rock legend Henry Rollins.
Advantages: Fantastic soundtrack, cinematography, cast Disadvantages: perhaps a little repetitive in places
...Kubrick’s penultimate movie abandons the viewer in the midst of the Vietnam War, camera cocked and loaded with harmful intent. Directing with the precision of a five star general, Kubrick leaves an indelible mark on cinema history.
“FullMetal Jacket”, a film literally of two halves, opens with the world famous forty-minute boot camp saga, the precursor for films such as “Heartbreak ridge,” could serve as an entire film itself. The recruits shorn of their hair, and symbolically of their identity, are put through their paces by stereotypical drill instructor “Gunnery sergeant Hartman” (Lee Ermey,) who fires expletives faster than an M60 machinegun. Violently tearing away any human characteristics from the boys, he unites weapon with soldier; a key stone in the factory conveyor which spurts out fighting machines, which resemble robots...
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Advantages: great dialogue, superb acting Disadvantages: It ends, but doesn't end
...To describe FullMetal Jacket in one word would simple be amazing. There are no bad points in this film it just tells it how it is and it's not pleasant. I would personally say that my favourite scene, was when private pile shot himself in the toilet. It was so intense, and the light in that scene did it all for his repressed madness. Its ending is unique in a way that the story ends but the film does not. What I mean by that is the story comes to end when Joker shoots the woman, but it seems that the film could have gone on longer and maybe more into how Joker feels about it, like with 'Born on the Fourth of July'. I do not know why Kubrick decided to do it that way; it could be something to do with the way it was written....
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