I am a member of a canoeing club and I can tell you the truth that Deliverance is synonomous with the peacefulness and tranquility of the experience. As we put our boats into the water, banjoes echo in the back of the conscious mind. This movie is timeless because it waxes philosophical of human's place in nature and technology's effect upon man's relationship with nature. We see it in the bow fishing. We see it in the home made tent. There is also city man's disdain and feeling of superiority to the rural woodsman "cracker". The fact that the Banker from Atlanta (Ned Beatty) has "bad teeth" is meant to put him on the same level with the woodsmen who also have bad teeth. Ultimately, the struggle of life and death supersedes "civilized man's" suppositives about "The Law". This canoe trip ends too soon for the viewer, but alas Not Soon Enough for the characters.
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Jag är medlem i en kanotklubb och jag kan säga er sanningen att Befrielse är synonomiskt med upplevelsens lugn och ro. När vi lägger våra båtar i vattnet, ekar banjoer i bakhuvudet på det medvetna sinnet. Denna film är tidlös eftersom den vaxar filosofisk om människans plats i naturen och teknikens inverkan på människans förhållande till naturen. Vi ser det i bågfisket. Vi ser det i det hemgjorda tältet. Det finns också stadsmans förakt och känsla av överlägsenhet gentemot lantlige skogsmannen "knäpparen". Att Bankiren från Atlanta (Ned Beatty) har "dåliga tänder" är tänkt att sätta honom på samma nivå med skogsmännen som också har dåliga tänder. Ytterst ersätter kampen om liv och död "civiliserade människans" suppositiv om "Lagen". Denna kanottur slutar för tidigt för betraktaren, men tyvärr inte Snart nog för karaktärerna. Skulle ni säga att denna recension är positiv eller negativ? ALTERNATIV: - negativ - positiv
I am a member of a canoe club and I can tell you the truth that Liberation is synonomical with the peace and quiet of experience. When we put our boats in the water, banjos echo in the back of the conscious mind. This film is timeless because it waxes philosophically about man's place in nature and the impact of technology on man's relationship with nature. We see it in the bow fishing. We see it in the homemade tent. There is also the contempt and feeling of superiority of the city man against the rural lumberman "thecracker". That the Banker from Atlanta (Ned Beatty) has "bad teeth" is meant to put him on the same level with the forestmen who also have bad teeth. Ultimately, the struggle for life and death replaces "civilized man" suppositive about the "Law". This canoe ride ends too early for the viewer, but unfortunately not Snart enough for the characters. Would you say that this review is positive or negative? ALTERNATIVE: - negative - positive
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