The Remains of the day speaks to a problem in contemporary society that is true of England, the land where articulation standards seem the most perfect
and are certainly supreme in my own view in fact, compared to any other so far developed alternatives (if to see such options would have any desirability in any event, it escapes me for the present moment as to what that might be). The problem in the picture nonetheless is a serious one, its that of human relating in an adequate manner so as to preserve valid emotions and in fact a wellness in the form of being that yield the real best quality of life.
My own political crusade in the area has been an outreach to see that the values prevalent in related
societies in the region especially those of Germany, France, Italy and Spain, all in particular might yield a better formula for a better outcome in future
endeavors to bring such people into societies where English is adopted for all its supreme benefits without losing sight of what remains fundamentally non-dispensable in making the transition meaningful, worthwhile, desirable and in the end certainly fruitful.
There can never be an equivalent to the contribution that the British
have made to the world in the area of decorum and the trappings of
civilized discourse. We are to never lose these benefits or anarchy is
the certain result. that said, we must retain our full functioning as we
come to learn what benefits there are to be gained, in a manner as to
stay within our own sense of what is again, most meaningful
personally, each to his own, that come from such related
cultures (closely) as I make reference to here, and for whom the
producers have provided audio support on the
Euro version of the
DVD and Blu-ray discs.
Emma Thompson and Anthony Hopkins remain in my own mind
"the most
popular of visible British icons on stage" in what they are
and in this respect
it is no surprise that it is them that tell the story here.
Michael Rizzo Chessman
(moviesbyrizzo)
michael@moviesbyrizzo.com
Update: Comment posted with our 2160p
moviesbyrizzo conversion posting on net:
Subtitles folder (also works just fine with our 2CD 1080 disc version
of this movie title awhile ago) Arabic Bulgarian Czech Danish Dutch
English Farsi Finnish French German Greek Hebrew Hungarian Italian
Norwegian Polish Portuguese Romanian Russian Serbian Spanish Swedish and
Turkish
This movie looking at the relationship between working class members of
Aristocratic households in this case - just as in the 1971-1975 great
Series from the UK "Upstairs Downstairs" with Sir David Langton playing
Lord Bellamy while Sir Edward Fox plays Lord Darlington here.
What we find is that men as portrayed by such great men as these do have
obvious merit of spirit and intelligence and core idealism that would
see them reign over others in the natural order of things in what has
been the case historically where such ideas of merit (in times now
seeming gone by) up untill now.
Needless to say, the depiction of the lack of human sanity (relatively
speaking) in the sort of oppression of spirit some would practice under
the guise of "keeping the servants honest" by not allowing them ny idea
they would be allowed notions of a possibility of love to enter into
their lives once they had "entered into service". Such notions do not
come from the best mindsets or those who show real sanity or goodness at
the core in any such situations but from misfits in their midst instead
- even those seemingly related to some degree in their own regards. As
such I think we mis-script the best of men here to seem as though they
would have such a mind on such matters in reality. Nor should Sir
Edward Fox be given any notions that he is at the level of the low level
functionaries of an condescending nature to his real goodness and
intelligence who are dispatched in this story from Germany to "case the
joint" for possibly raiding the mansion in the future to take what
"paintings hang on the walls' - an expression likewise bandied about in
the great movie "White Mischief" (1987) starring dear Ms. Greta Scacchi
of which we do now have a 1080p version prepared to upload to you quite
soon I expect and pray.
Also included is a commentary track we lifted from an HDTV video
featuring Ms. Emma Thompson and as well a man from India I believe who
is in fact given the role of "director" it would appear over this great
work of cultural offerings from the British isles. Now isnt that an
honour indeed. I should just add in this note that in the Documentary
from Pakistan we recently posted labeled "Among the believers" a member
of the academia of the University there is seen to preach to a "Mullah"
(who is seeking to ban "music" etc as sinful an enjoyment to partake of
without state orchestrated restraints of a mind so oriented) that the
purpose of life is ultimately to find true love and share in it with
mutual commitment and merit as being all there is of real value in our
existence on the planet. I'm with him in such thoughts and certainly
against the hateful preachings of the mullah mindset there too as is
labelled by the Academic scholar in calling it like it is for crissakes
here.
Thanks for seeding this one for a change folks - we could do better Im
sure its a great tale when looked at in this light.
ta!
Michael Rizzo Chessman
(moviesbyrizzo)
Our 2160p torrent will also be available with a link here too,
imminently
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