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Old 09-Aug-2007, 06:06
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'a movie that deals in ideas and issues'
I wonder what these 'ideas' and 'issues' mean.
May I have some examples of 'ideas' and 'issues'?
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Issues would be social, political problems or other important subjects and the ideas would, presumably, be ones for improving things.
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Old 09-Aug-2007, 23:37
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Oh, great! Thank you very much, todol,
for the valuable information.
Is 'ideas and issues' a common phrase?
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Yes, it is used to distinguish something (like a movie) that will make you think rather than just amuse you.
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I see. Thank you very much, mykwyner.
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