It's a courageous attempt, but at a time when horror movies have achieved new levels in blatancy, it may prove too slight for the genre audience.
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I'd block for longer due to the sheer blatancy of the personal attack, and the willingness to try any hide it behind policy ( albeit poorly ).
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When overdone ( or when politically mandated ), Bartok seems to imply, even urgent communication and sincere social commitment can turn destructive and lead art into blatancy and banality.
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:: : : : : : I have brought more than you will acknowledge, and in a short time too, which should show the blatancy of the sockpuppeteering.
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Laughing at his act, though, it's evident, both to him and to us, why he's still languishing in development hell : There is no place on television for his blatancy.
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Despite Polanski-style Gothic trappings ( he does great, sinister things with a roasted chicken ) and Sigourney Weaver recalling Jane Fonda at her angriest, the screenplay, by Dorfman and Rafael Yglesias, has the admonitory blatancy of a wagging finger.
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In it, three joined stories unobtrusively depict the truth of life and all the while challenge the thought of innocence, love, ethics, morality, virtuousness and self-respect, but then ends in the nakedness and blatancy existent in our general public.
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"There is much less blatancy and vulgarity on American television than there is on radio, " she wrote, " and less objectionable matter than you can extract any Saturday evening from one of the BBC's smuttier and sweatier variety programs ."
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Its biggest boost came in 1990, with " The New Shostakovich " by Ian MacDonald, a forceful British writer, who followed up on Volkov's suggestions by fashioning anti-Stalinist readings, of astounding blatancy and jejune specificity, for all of Shostakovich's works.
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Despite the apparent blatancy of the symbolism at work in this piece ( since the Communist revolution of 1949, the Bank of China has been Beijing's most prominent granite presence in this British colony ), Ho emphasizes the oral taletelling of the work that is imbedded in Hong Kong life.
