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One can argue whether this is true or not.
The masses may argue that it is "cool" and that Clooney and Pitt put in great performances but these are the same people who have a subscription to "Hello" magazine and think that David Beckham has the potential to be a great actor.
Many critics argue that Anna added many fictitious events to her story to project herself in a good manner.
On a positive note you may argue that the film is not predictable but you could also say it's plainly boring because of the lack of cohesion.
Screen treatment of the comedic Broadway success "The Gay Divorce" (a title which was considered too scandalous for American moviegoers, though it was used in the U.K.) concerns a man and woman (Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers) meeting under embarrassing circumstances while she's in the process of divorcing her spouse; they dance, argue, make up, dance, argue some more and dance some more.
( If you like tough ruff men that like to fight all the time and argue then this is your movie).
I would argue that I am reasonably easy to please in this film category; I appreciate the classics of the genre but I will sit through and enjoy a half-decent if derivative effort as well.
Even from footage that reasonable people may argue should never have existed, I always imagine there's something to learn.
Where America has grown in it's acceptance of race, sexual preference, religion, etc... this show seems to argue with that progress.
So you have the spoiler warning---but I would argue that you cannot spoil what is already rotten.
People argue that "it's a more sophisticated zombie movie".
So this ugly guy with long, nasty hair and his girlfriend end up in this house and they argue and argue about his old girlfriend.
All they do is argue and slap each other across the face and they call this acting?!
Yes, some may argue that formulaic small budget films that strive for less may seem worse, but I would argue that a pseudo-intellectual anti-formulaic "indie" film that pretends to be more is worse.
... So some people might argue that this can't possible be the worst movie ever made, and no it's not.
The aim of the director is obvious--to use an interweaving of speeches/poems as a way to argue against the Bush doctrine.
Jamie Lynn Spears only got the acting job because of her big sister, and I don't think anyone could argue with me on that.
I cannot argue with other comments that the story line focuses more on the romance between the Mary Martin and Allan Jones characters, much in the manner of "Showboat", than on the life of Victor Herbert.
One could argue that these are the true bedrock of democracy as they belong to us all, allow us all to be heard.
Uzumaki, is a visually stunning Film, and I don't think anyone is going to be able to argue that.
No matter what side you choose, you can't argue that Greaves doesn't get you involved in this process.
That final question was well handled and even though some might argue you don't know what happens in the end and the question goes unanswered, I feel it is done in far more detail than something wishywashy like say, the movie Ronin (with Robert De Niro) where you never find out what's in the box and feel very frustrated because of it.
I would argue that this flick is one of the best horrors I have seen in years (coming close to the descent).
i cant argue that 2 of the episodes really are'nt that good but the other 4 certainly make up for it.
It has so much going for it - it's a film I really recommend, especially to those who liked Trainspotting (or for those who like to argue the debate in the drugs and the media sector).
Purists argue that vital bands were missed (Weirdos, Zeros, Flesheaters) and that the movie was the cause of an onslaught of suburban poseurs and macho violence.
i think that if the movie had a bigger budget , and say Robert deniro as jerry's boss you would have a perfect movie, but hey who am i to argue, i was so engrossed by this film, that it is already up there in my mind, with Mean Streets.
But, I will argue, they are archetypes of small parts of us which try to be a part of this cult activity of independent film-making.
No one can argue with it.
Of course one could argue that all those things are an advantage when some one is an artist and especially a poet since one of the purposes of art is to subvert the standards of conventional morality but still I do not thing that a positive role model could crop up from such a bundle of personality traits.
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