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They believe in a better world, a world where people can think and say what they want - without being aimed at.
The Indian weaponry comes at the audience non-stop throughout, and a spray of tobacco juice aimed at a rattler is thrown in for good measure.
And that is the segment of people this movie was aimed at.
I liked the adventure of it though it seems to be aimed at children.
First of all, this film was obviously aimed at young children, much more so than any of their previous films.
Amusing giant robot battling giant monsters tale aimed squarely at kids.
Saboteur is a 1942 film, partly aimed at getting American support for the war against Nazi Germany.
Afro-American actor and film maker, William Greaves, aimed to forever alter the 'news-reel' style of documentary film-making, and to this day, there has never been anything quite like it.
People talk about how horrible the script was, and how horrible the animation was, but Rainbow Brite and the Star Stealer really is a Japanese Anime aimed towards children.
Characters speak with the simplified diction one usually finds in films aimed at the under 10 set, but also includes multiple sexual references involving Shields' character as well as graphic deaths.
It turned back everything in the whole movie and made you wonder where exactly the rocket aimed for Hackensack, N.J. ever went since it doesn't free Zod and company any more.
What the West NEEDS to know is this is nothing more than propaganda aimed at mental midgets.
OK, it's aimed at toddlers (or it better be - it's insulting to the intelligence of anyone over 3), but I've never seen something so predictable, repetitive, and slow-moving.
What they have done is taken a TV show, which was never aimed at young children & given it the George Lucas treatment (i.e.
All the while ,i wondered who this film aimed for?Chock full of lame subplots (such as the Cannibalism US Army-captain)This is low-grade in every aspect.BTW this Movie is banned in Germany!!
Every insult aimed at a person in the script was either homophobic or racist or both.
Poorly-made "blaxploitation" crime-drama aimed squarely at the black urban market of the early 1970s.
It consistently feels like it was written and acted by high-school kids for some school project, and that's also the level the humor seems to be aimed at.
We are asked to accept not only that a record played backwards can bring a dead man back to life, but that the record also contains hidden messages aimed SPECIFICALLY at one kid, when the singer had no connection to the boy when he was alive, and of course no way of knowing at whose hands the record would end up.
OK bottom line, it is aimed at 7 year olds.
The filmakers aimed high, but sorely missed their mark.
Gadar is a really dumb movie because it tells a fake story.It's too unrealistic and is a typical sunny deol movie that is aimed to bash Pakistan.The movie's aim is to misguide the viewers so they can think that Pakistan and it's government is bad but trying to hide their own flaws won't work.And all the songs and music of the movie are all bad.Most likely the Sikhs will love th movie cause they are being misguided.The movie sucks and sucks with power.
The producers and writers aimed really high with this, but fell really low.
The complaints are valid, to me the biggest problem is that this soap opera is too aimed for women.
However, when the idea parallels the daytime soaps aimed at just putting hunky men (Taye Diggs, Tim Daly, and Chris Lowell) into sexual tension and romps, and numerous ridiculous difficult situations in a so-called little hospital, it seems like General Hospital...or a female counterpart to Baywatch.
Anyway, this is typical drivel aimed at pre-teen girls but done even more poorly than usual.
It's a wild departure from director Fred Olen Ray's usual stuff, most of which has the word "Bikini" in the title (Bikini Pirates, Bikini Chain Gang, Bikini Girls from the Lost Planet, etc) and are little more than T&A flicks, but here we are with a film rated "U" and aimed squarely at the kiddies.
This movie was boring and obviously aimed at males who like looking at corpulent women.
When my friends & I were watching this film (being the target audience it was aimed at) we just sat & watched the first half an hour with our jaws touching the floor at how bad it really was.
Incest and lesbianism are promising themes, but the script analyses none of the two in depth ( mind that a possible excuse of the makers, saying that they aimed for a subtle movie would be hilarious, unless subtle and superficial mean the same thing...).
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