Any movie that shows federal PIGs (Persons In Government) to be the power-mad threats they are in real life has a lot to recommend it to me.
Alas, the script supervision and editing and even, at times, the directing are flawed so there will be people who will disparage the whole movie and ignore the good moments.
I saw the original way back when it was new and hated it, despised it, loathed it. Thought it was a terrible, irrational piece of junk.
Now, though, I don't remember why.
I believe the two should not be compared or even connected.
Consider them as two different movies.
Rate them as two different movies.
This "Vanishing Point" provides a rallying place, a banner for people who want to encourage individualism, who believe in human rights, who recognize the threat to freedom government can be and is, especially the federal government.
"The Voice" wears a cap bearing the state motto of New Hampshire: "Live Free or Die." At one time it would have been the motto of most Americans.
Despite its obvious flaws, "Vanishing Point" is a film to cheer.
Alas, the script supervision and editing and even, at times, the directing are flawed so there will be people who will disparage the whole movie and ignore the good moments.
I saw the original way back when it was new and hated it, despised it, loathed it. Thought it was a terrible, irrational piece of junk.
Now, though, I don't remember why.
I believe the two should not be compared or even connected.
Consider them as two different movies.
Rate them as two different movies.
This "Vanishing Point" provides a rallying place, a banner for people who want to encourage individualism, who believe in human rights, who recognize the threat to freedom government can be and is, especially the federal government.
"The Voice" wears a cap bearing the state motto of New Hampshire: "Live Free or Die." At one time it would have been the motto of most Americans.
Despite its obvious flaws, "Vanishing Point" is a film to cheer.