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I saw it at an advanced screening, and everyone in the audience laughed uncontrollably and raved about it afterwards.
All the things that are present in the big advanced cities of today.
Tigerland focuses on men in advanced training for the Vietnam War.
Never mind females advanced aging dilemma's, human fear vaults off the screen for your viewing.
A most unusual film which entertains those who take it for what it is, rather than project their own modern creative sensibilities or their advanced and demanding standards of hyper-critical perfection.
It's actually a good thing Sean Connery retired as James Bond, as I'm sure he wouldn't be able to keep up in the nowadays spying-business, where fast cars have been replaced with hi-tech brainwashing techniques and gorgeous women are considered to be less sexy than advanced computer equipment.
Stoic and laconic soldier Sergeant Todd (a fine and credible performance by the ever reliable Kurt Russell) gets dumped on a desolate remote planet after he's deemed obsolete by ruthless and arrogant Colonel Mekum (deliciously played to the slimy hilt by Jason Isaacs), who has Todd and his fellow soldiers replaced with a new advanced breed of genetically engineered combatants.
When I saw this movie in the theater when it came out in 1995 via a free advanced screening, I was totally enchanted and would have gladly paid to see it.
I saw an advanced screening for this movie tonight.
The plot seemed interesting with a perfectly frozen man with incredibly advanced DNA, but for some stupid reason, this vital plot point was dropped and a relationship between this scientist and his retarded brother was brought to the forefront.
It should not have "loosley" followed the original series, it should have followed closely and been a better more advanced version, given the time of its release.
I simply could not get past the advanced age of all the actors.
I saw an advanced screening of this movie and it definitely isn't as good as the first one with The Rock (Dwayne Johnson).
He actually advertised his new car and even took advanced orders for it.
I like its idea of a war between cats and dogs who are secretly more technologically advanced than we are, and a lot of cleverness went into the situations, but the dialog is corny.
Well, it is surely an impressive animation movie with a very advanced technique which mixes real and virtual actors.
I was fortunate enough to attend an advanced screening and was magnificently surprised.
We are very clever, very civilized, advanced human beings, but maybe we are not improving.
Take a shoddy car, stuff a few superfluous accessories in it - such as advanced DVDs whose features you won't use at home let alone in a damn car - and then watch the vehicle's owner (always a moron) throw a hysterical fit of jubilation once he sees how over-the-top silly his car has become.
But it is just unbelievable that in this advanced western culture we still get garbage like this passed off as a work of art etc. just like that idiot Michael Moore.
The magic and the spells are more advanced as Marnie is growing up, and the wardrobe is better suited for all of the characters.
Then you learn that not only did your best friend go through the windshield and die, but he had advanced AIDS and since he bled all over you, now you do too.
Towards the end, I just kind of advanced through most of the scenes unless there seemed to be some integral plot revelation (catfight) that could not be overlooked.
Eager to produce a car that would embody all manner of advanced technology and safety measures from a rear engine to seat belts, Tucker's mind and spirit far outpaced the abilities of his engineers and backers to keep up with him.
It is hard to accept society has not advanced to accept things without reference to religious considerations.
It seems quaint to think of people discussing things like what they honestly think and feel about one another since we are much more socially advanced today (ha ha).
It is far more advanced then this excuse of a horror.
Having seen an advanced screening of this, I think fans of sci-fi action will dig it.
To sum up some of the things that went wrong with this flick: 1) the director uses all kinds of advanced techniques, mostly derived from The Matrix, for no purpose at all (a little like Swordfish but a thousand times worse), 2) the acting is totally unconvincing, people dying everywhere and the protagonists behaving like nothing is the matter, 3) huge plot holes everywhere, 4) an incredible load of editing errors, 5) everything is ripped from other movies, 6) this is the worst thing I've ever seen, 7) you shouldn't watch it, 8) forget all the positive comments around here.
Watch something like Nosferatu, which was made in 1922, and then watch this, made over 50 years later and wonder why editing technology hasn't advanced in such a large period of time.
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