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Download Movie TestamentNuclear war in the United States is portrayed in a realistic and believable manner. The story is told through the eyes of a woman who is struggling to take care of her family. The entire movie takes place in a small suburban town outside San Francisco. After the nuclear attack, contact with the outside world is pretty much cut off.

actors:

Jane Alexander as Carol Wetherly
William Devane as Tom Wetherly
Rossie Harris as Brad Wetherly
Roxana Zal as Mary Liz Wetherly
Lukas Haas as Scottie Wetherly
Philip Anglim as Father Hollis Mann
Lilia Skala as Fania Morse
Leon Ames as Henry Abhart
Lurene Tuttle as Rosemary Abhart
Rebecca De Mornay as Cathy Pitkin
Kevin Costner as Phil Pitkin
Mako as Mike
Mico Olmos as Larry
Gerry Murillo as Hiroshi
J. Brennan Smith as Billdocker
directors:
Lynne Littman
rating:7.40


This small film of 1983 could be more devastating emotionally
of "Schindler's List" because it presents us with a horrible "what-if" scenario that
I imagine the fear-of spectators in Jesus
the Cold War era that was done and send shivers along the spine of anyone who watches
today. The threat of a nuclear holocaust can not be as imminent
now, but the threat of biological terrorism or any other level of terrorist attack or all
to war is very real in the post 9 / 11 era. This film is so intimate that
hard and really does not matter what these people are dying from (
that could be easily as biological warfare because it is radioactive fallout).
I was so deeply effected by this movie from the picture or a family in a small town
California get isolated from the rest of civilization (we can only assume
is in the midst of WWIII) and a little little falling apart, while a
a loved ones succumb to nuclear radiation which could not see everything.
I had to flip the channels to see a few minutes of "The Simpsons" before I
back to see the final. This is possibly the most depressing
movie ever made. Jane Alexander frantically running around the house looking for her younger son
stuffed favorite and refuses to bury his body
(wrapped in sheets) in the back yard until he found was so heartbreaking to me
became ill. As such, this is the movie that all political
around the world should see before declaring any kind of war.
War is not about winning or losing or politics or doing what right, war is
about the death of our children. Everyone needs to be reminded of that
before making the cry of war. In the end all die.
Most of the positive comments listed here reflect my opinion of this movie
(subtle, powerful, honest, depressing), so I'm not going to beat the dead horse
and describe how great of a this movie is.

just wanted to add that the James Horner score, one of his first, is
frankly brilliant and deserves an official publication on CD. Listen to and treated as
it the basis for most of its future "dramatic" scores,
such as "Titanic" and "Apollo 13".

James Horner is one of the few composers who can do
mourn with his music alone, and I think it is because it reminds me of this movie when I hear it
.

SPOILER ***** *****< br>
The scene in which the young Japanese boy (a remarkable performance, taking into account that
is mentally in real life and it is surprising that
never mentioned in any of these comments) believes that the bear toy missing
possibly caused the most emotional response from me that I have experienced
while watching a movie.

Testament, as of this date, is surely the saddest movie I have ever seen
. I've never been more emotionally exhausted. They are ending up
up there with the original "Resurrection" as one of the most disturbing endings
I have ever seen.


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