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Well, I thought it was really good, except that of course, it is a movie about Idi Amin, but they don't make movies about black people, so its about a white guy who knew Amin. The one thing that stands out alongside the great acting, is the sound. There were clever mixes of voices that were saying indistinguishable murmurs, similar to Dark Side of the Moon, when Amin is interrogating the white guy, Dr. Gallegher. And a couple of cool bounces of gun shots out of the rear speakers, and lots of people screaming out of the rears during the torture scenes. Very aggresive mixing. One scene on the DVD had a shirt being ripped off our hero, and you can hear the button go boucing off stage right. Well done, never dull and Forest Whitaker's accent was XLNT.Anyway, good movie, should be on a double bill with "Rescue at Entebbe".
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As a big, lovable, slightly eccentric guy....until the end. Overall, I think it was good PR (intentional or unintentional) for him as there was more screen time showing him being affable than psycho. It has the kind of dangerous slant film puts on historical characters by changing the light upon which they are judged.
I did have a history professor point out that although Hitler did many bad things, he did bring Germany back from the largest inflation rate in the history of mankind and from high unemployment levels following WWI.
in Germany; Ford and GM fell over themselves to take advantage of concessions that were made to them, the Autobahns were built, and the stale + obsolete Wehrmahr republic was replaced by a vastly more productive, cronying, and murderous regimeWay Too few Charlie Chaplins in history and way too many Caligulas, Hitlers, Stalins + Maos for my liking
Let the history Professor explain why
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eating his rivals?
his dementia being caued by syphilis or was that just American propaganda?
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