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I am so angry to the point i normally down make reviews with spoilers but in this case I'll make an exception.The first scenes of this movies are weak and then when they get to the meat and potatoes of the movie it sucks.
The only good thing about this movie was the concept, and the laughs I got from watching such a bad movie- then I became pretty angry because I realized I wasted 4 bucks on renting it.
I get so angry when i see a person rate this an 8 when the Godfathers overall rating is a 9.1 its like saying that that movie was close which it isn't.
I don't want to talk about this movie anymore, it's making me angry.
It is so bad, instead of making you laugh it makes you angry.
Sure, loads of people are getting killed by this skeleton-puppet wearing a ridiculous cape, but nobody ever bothers to properly explain what he is, where he comes from or why he's so angry with the world.
Why is it that Instant Noodles aren't instant, this was the perplexing problem I placed in the lap of the one legged angry Sherpa; he angrily retorted that noodles weren't his bag, equally I replied "What bag?"
I am coming out fighting here because this film was so well shot and so well cast that I am twice as angry about its de-evolution than I would have been with a lesser work.
Udita Goswami plays the aggressive, capricious and angry wife.
I wish I wasn't so angry about her and her actions because I would have otherwise enjoyed the flick.
The rabbit vanishes from Cujo's sight, angry Cujo starts to bark and in doing so inadvertently wakes up and annoy a colony of bats, one of which bites him on the nose.
And after 10 minutes of waiting for something to actually happen, apart from water splashing around, I just started getting angry!
I've never been a fan of Gus Van Sant and as part of what previous posters have described as the new youth generation i was very disappointed and slightly angry at the stereotypical depiction of the characters in the film especially as they were used to string along the film's ridiculous storyline which is pretty much enforcing to the viewing masses that skateboarders are social rejects and should be blamed for crimes.
But we remain hungry ( or angry..) till the end .
I was not just disappointed, but angry that I had wasted my money to rent it.
In the original 1939 movie Norma Shearer's Mary Haines felt betrayed, shocked, vulnerable, confused and angry.
I couldn't have predicted that years after it's release just thinking about the movie still makes me angry.
The usual gaggle of oversexed teens heads for a "forbidden" part of forest, which burned in the 1940s and apparently left a sole angry survivor.
I feel bad for the Indians of the time, and am angry at the white-men for what they did to the Indians, but thats our history.
In fact "Floppy" would have been a great name for this movie.. and a shot of Asia passed out looking angry on the cover would have been a better representation ... there are actually shots of her eating airplane food!!! What's that about?
imagine a movie that is so bad in every way from the acting to the props to the story that it makes you angry.
That's about the only remotely interesting situation in the whole movie, but Eastwood wasn't experienced enough an actor to pull it off, and his character comes across as petulant rather than angry or embittered.
This movie made me so angry!!
The film wastes the opportunity of sensitizing the society of the plight of low-caste women in the Indian society and ends up as a stereotype portraying Phoolan Devi as an angry woman whose sole motivation is revenge.
All of the football players and cheerleaders are especially angry at her for writing an article on steroid abuse for the school paper.
When I first saw this movie in the theater I was so angry.
For a "comedy", Lewis' character is sullen, angry and pushy; the way he heaps abuse on his underlings makes you wonder why they would ever follow a bullying jerk like this on a dangerous mission like trying to capture Hitler.
Mr. Newman does his job in the part of the General, craggy, massively angry, and radiating his dependence upon the success of the project.
Then there was her angry husband and son he had to deal with to explain what happened.
Dr. Flanner is on his way to meet said angry husband (at the husband's request) when he meets up with Adrienne.
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