For some reason it needs to be asserted, over and over again, that the primary purpose of movies is to provide entertainment, that the reason everyone goes to the movies is to have fun.
The Phoenix, which is aimed at six- to 12-year-old girls and boys, was launched in 2012 by the children's publisher David Fickling because, he says: "The natural right of British children to comics needed to be asserted".
You can't help wondering if it's not also because despite what I thought was a strong performance last night, the polls show Brown trailing and the group dimension of the Labour party needs to be asserted in the final days of the campaign.
And beyond that, this right needs to be asserted.
The basic subject of the constrained filmmakers of Iran and China and elsewhere is the demand, the need of the individual to be asserted, as such, against the coercion of authority; but discussions such as the ones that anti-smoking activists provoke are good reminders that, even here, these demands and needs are often under pressure.
They cannot simply contemplate such a theory; they need to be able to assert it as well (Azzouni 2009b, footnotes 31, 43, 53, and 55, and p. 171).
We agree with the reviewers and we have added a paragraph to the Discussion to outline some of the work that will need to be done before asserting the feasibility of iPSC-derived retinal therapies in humans (starting "However, much work remains to be done…").
Flat characters cannot be tragic, he asserts, they need to be comic.
It was an attack against fundamental values that now, more than ever, need to be protected and reinforced.However, in asserting that civil libertarians need to accept a balance between security and liberty, you underestimate the true balance already built into the human-rights system.
