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Each movie is reviewed for Entertainment Value and given a score out of ten. The movie is then given a second review based on the films awareness of social and /or environmental issues. The social context of each film will be taken into account. For example.   Many radical films seem tame when taken out of their original context. No hate-mail. I won't be the one reading it.   The administrator of Thought-full will be. If you don't agree with my review of a film,   you are welcome to submit your own counter review.        (editor's note : There will be no guarantee that counter views will be published.) Each film will be identified by "Title", "Year of release" and "Studio". This is simply to prevent confusion between similar films. I will try not to discriminate between differing kinds of film. "Popcorn" flicks and documentaries are just as much a part of modern culture as Independent films or Oscar baiting Drama.