The Killing Fields (1984)
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A very good movie
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" He was a reporter for the New York Times whose coverage of the Cambodian War would win him a Pulitzer Prize for international reporting. But the friend who made it possible was half the world away with his life in great danger. This is the story of war and friendship, the anguish of a country and of one man's will to live. It was directed by Roland Joffé and produced by David Puttnam for his company Goldcrest Films. Sam Waterston stars as Schanberg, Haing S. Ngor as Pran, Julian Sands as"
"Pros: The acting performances The soundtrack by Mike Oldfield The cinematography Itâs a Great War centric movie. It doesnât shy away, from just how brutal war could be. Con: For some, this will be a considerably rough film to sit through."
“Once again, it was another great movie I hadnât seen for years so I was really eager to check it out again. Even though there has been countless mov”
"Also nominated Best Picture Best Director Best Cinematography "
" Notes: Even though there has been countless movies about the Vietnam war, the conflict in Cambodia has been criminally forgotten whereas there was there a massive genocide which was still taking place even when this movie was released. Only therefore, it is already a really important feature. Like many other movies dealing with foreign conflicts like âCry Freedomâ or âShooting Dogsâ, it uses the gimmick of having a white main character so we can easier focus and identify with whatâs "
" Notes: Even though there has been countless movies about the Vietnam war, the conflict in Cambodia has been criminally forgotten whereas there was there a massive genocide which was still taking place even when this movie was released. Only therefore, it is already a really important feature. Like many other movies dealing with foreign conflicts like âCry Freedomâ or âShooting Dogsâ, it uses the gimmick of having a white main character so we can easier focus and identify with whatâs "
" Directed by: Roland Jofee Produced by: David Puttnam Written by: Bruce Robinson Cinematography: Chris Menges Edited by: Jim Clark Music by: Mike Oldfield Distributed by: Warner Bros."
"2.7 Yksi mieleenpainuvimmista ja merkittĂ€vimmistĂ€ sotaelokuvista koskaan. Raikas poikkeus genressÀÀn, sillĂ€ tĂ€llĂ€ kertaa seurataan lehdistön nĂ€kökulmasta sitĂ€, miten tuhoisat seuraukset Yhdysvaltojen sekaantumisessa Kambodzan politiikkaan oli. New York Timesin kirjeenvaihtaja Sydney Schanbergin sekĂ€ tĂ€mĂ€n avustaja Dith Pranin ystĂ€vyyttĂ€ kuvataan ehkĂ€ turhan pintapuolisesti, mutta toimii. Kohtaus, jossa Pran pakenee pitkin luurankojen tĂ€yttĂ€miĂ€ riisipeltoja ei lĂ€hde mielestĂ"
"**January**Paul Newman- The Verdict **February**Haing S. Ngor- The Killing Fields **March**Joel Edgerton- Loving **April**Joaquin Phoenix- We Own the Night **May**Nikolaj Coster-Waldau- Small Crimes **June**Boyd Holbrook- The Free World **July**Pat Healy- Take Me **August**Matthew Rhys- The Scapegoat **September**Sam Elliot- The Hero **October**Chris Cooper- Breach **November**Woody Harrelson- The Glass Castle **December**Robert Pattinson- Good Time"
" DVD- 2hrs. 21min. First Viewing The Killing Fields is littered with numerous great scenes; thrilling and chilling in ways that only a real life story can be. Problem is, there's just too much bloat; I didn't really care about the stuff involving Waterston's character. It's a story we've seen before, rendering the first half a bit dull. The second half, focused on Ngor's struggles, is fantastic though, and exceeds largely do to Ngor's powerfully restrained performance. It captures a truthfulness"
" Rating iMDB: My Rating: Director: Actors: Genre: The Plot:"