by Joseph A. Hazani December 21, 2014
Frequencies attempts to examine the role fate plays in each person’s destiny. And ultimately, how much freedom we genuinely have in determining each of our lives. It’s complicated to live in a world which is infinitely out of our control, and what little part we do have control over, it often conflicts and interferes with the world’s intentions. It is as if we are continuously....
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by Joseph A. Hazani December 20, 2014
This film was adapted from a play and it really drives home the incongruity in the presumptions of the course of civilization through the unveiling of the sexual repressiveness that exists in Christianity. One of the gravest sins I have personally committed until I was set in my ways was presuming the linear, chronological progression of man over time. While I do not disagree with....
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by Joseph A. Hazani December 18, 2014
This is a film that has a terrific target, but the focus is so dreadful it’s insulting. This especially rings true when it compares to its predecessor The Ten Commandments at a time when the quality of human being is demonstratively more substantial than it is now. That, for instance, an audience had the patience to be able to sit through an almost four hour epic, and had the maturity to be....
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