Agree in sentence

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But, the scene that made me adore this episode was one I'm sure everyone will agree was one of the greatest Cartman/Kyle moments ever.

Personally, I can only but agree with Stephen-12: indulge.

I don't know if a more realistic portrayal of the circumstances of love would've made the real themes and points of this film even more obvious or not, but I agree this film is not about realistic romantic love, as the people behind this piece of art or film imply in an early scene when the eventual lovers first meet.

I agree with Andy, this is a good movie.

I also agree with you motter-1, but why people like the others is because they're more thrilling than horror, and because the puppets are made to look scarier.

As to the core of the movie, someone called it Kafkian, though I don't agree with that because actually it's far beyond Kafka's misanthropic logic and much more like Edgar Poe's parables: dark and scary but through that touching the most gentle strings of our souls.

While none of the family has seen Cora in at least 20 years, they all agree that Cora was always a bit different.

I agree with many that the first few episodes were not that funny; I thought the show would be canceled for sure.

Folks may not agree, but he makes equally good performances in bad and good movies.

I agree with Vince, this movie paved the way for Goodfellas.

I totally agree.this is a classic Madonna concert.I wish "live to tell" wasn't edited.we

I'm a huge fan of 70's and 80's slashers and I have to say, I agree 100 %.

Many people will agree that for a movie- the original, sequel and the 3rd one is enough.

I can only agree with many observers that Traffik is one of the most memorable dramas ever made for television.

I agree the move had many opportunities for improvement but unlike all those who are looking for the perfect movie with the perfect songs and the best acting, I was looking for something a bit different and this movie gave it to me.

Have to agree that this movie and it's talented director do not receive the plaudits they deserve.

I don't agree with other people about bad acting on the British fellow's part - I thought he was fine, but the Chinese lead really stole the show.

After watching Jamie Foxx in the role of Ray Charles, I agree with the Academy: he really deserved to be awarded.

I agree with that the acting is very good for this level of entertainment.

I do agree with the critics that Chris Farley was no John Belushi or John Candy as he claimed to have idolized those guys and those guys had a genius for comedy but Chris Farley was very funny and I wish he were around longer to prove to critics that yes he was no John Belushi, or John Candy but he was very funny.

I have commented on other Colombian films before, and I agree that Colombian movies tend to have a similar scheme, and always try to make reference to the average vulgar people,especially trying to make jokes out of the continuous cursing.

He gets to spout wonderfully cynical witticisms, many of which I agree with, and it's a joy to see him in a role in which he actually gets to emote instead of just standing around scowling and looking virile as can be.

I agree with what another user wrote about the script being sympathetic to the three main characters.

I agree with the critics here that the actress who plays Anne is too old for the part; I looked up her entry on IMDb and she was 38 at the time of the filming, when her character is supposed to be 28.

I agree with others that the staging of the "falling" scene was too wooden, and it seemed unconvincing that she would have been so injured by such a little fall.

I totally agree with those posters who have noted that were the name Disney appended to this it would by now have achieved 'classic' status rather than have fallen into neglect.

I was inclined to agree with this until the influx of Asian horror films, a trend which has admittedly grown dull.

If that by itself doesn't make you agree it is an excellent movie, then go back to your "family" movies and forget about MOTORAMA.

Radford said after the screening, and I agree, that Shylock is his first tragic hero, the first of his characters to be undone by a driving, compulsive need for revenge.

As most other reviewers seem to agree, this adaptation of 'After The Funeral' is very good indeed.

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