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Should films be allowed to have a "bad guy"?


michael

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The depiction of an Anglo-Pakistani family in 1970s Salford in East is East represented the husband as a polygamous wife-beating tyrant that fitted many of the negative perceptions people have of Muslims.'

 

Well to be fair, most muslim men are wife beaters. The unmarried ones are usually terrorists.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

legs it away

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Oh well, wrong again:

 

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0095016/trivia

# The German that the terrorists speak is sometimes grammatically incorrect and meaningless. In the German version of the film, the terrorists are not from Germany but from "Europe". This has been fixed for the Special Edition VHS and later home video releases. The only instances of incorrect use of German are Alan Rickman's (Hans Gruber) lines.

 

# In the German version, Hans Gruber's name is changed to Jack Gruber.

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