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Kandahar was fascinating in its own right...

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In Reply to: Kandahar posted by jamesgarvin on April 2, 2005 at 14:13:40:

...more open-ended than Osama by necessity, which I think is one of its strengths. It is personal and specific, and contrasts the protagonist's western sensibilities clashing with necessity rather to good effect.
Kandahar also contains one of the most visually striking scenes I'd seen in a while - the artificial legs parachuting down amongst thethrough the blue blue sky to the amputees waiting below.
Osama is well worth a look too. I saw both in theaters when they came out.

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Re: Kandahar was fascinating in its own right... - jamesgarvin 17:47:44 04/02/05 (0)
"Kandahar also contains one of the most visually striking scenes I'd seen in a while - the artificial legs parachuting down amongst thethrough the blue blue sky to the amputees waiting below."
That certainly is a striking scene. Particularly when those without limbs are seen running, with and without crutches, for the falling artificial legs.

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