Sunday, April 8, 2007
Three Kings
This article written by Lila Kitaef is focus on many three distinct points about David O'Russell's film, The Three Kings. The three topics that Kitaef discusses are Non-oppositional critique of the Gulf War, The Gulf War on film, and Three Kings: neocolonial Arab representation. I found that the Non-oppositional critique of the Gulf War most interesting because Kitaef discusses what influenced the movie and also discusses how the O'Russell's film does not make a clear critique on the gulf war itself. Kitaef argues that "Three Kings does not offer this sort of explanatory critique. Instead, the film presents the protagonists as coming to a realization that the United States has failed to save Iraq and destroy Hussein’s regime." This is a very interesting article to read after viewing the film in order to create new ideas about the film that one has not thought about.
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