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And for this tragedy, I blame, in part, GERALD MCBOING-BOING--one of the granddaddies of cheap cartoons.
By the way, all those people who're complaining about this movie here in their comments have only themselves to blame.
They prove that the cops, when they can't find the REAL perpetrators, always blame the parents and accuse them of sexual abuse of their kids.
I do really have only myself to blame though as I saw 'Alien versus Predator'.
He dislikes Juan P (for hitting his girlfriend at the pier, who can blame him?
The girl even appears to want to leave the film via falling off a hill during the movie in order to leave it, I don't blame her.
you,i guess you couldn't blame any of the cast for not giving their all,considering what they had to work with.or
The blame of this terrible flick lies with the director, Martin Campbell.
Sure she can cry and scream, but Prozac Nation sees Ricci totally out of her depth, perhaps I'm being too harsh.... okay, I'm shifting the blame to the director.
I don't really blame the actors, who are probably doing their best with shoddy direction and incomplete characters (because the very complete characters of the stage version have had their insides -- and insights -- ripped out).
I do very much blame the director, who seems to strain to find ways to undermine the script.
It ended as it was supposed to, so yes, you can blame the series for having no ending.
Quite a few of the comments blame its cancellation and lack of ending on the viewing public, when the truth is that for this show that is not the case, it ended the way it was actually planned to end, it is just a lousy ending.
The director added a bogus fantasy storyline about a reincarnated snake who finds his long lost girl (in the previous birth) dead by 2 guys, but the blame goes to 10 people.
She suddenly reincarnates into a ghost and together they want to kill the 10 people they blame for her death.
You can only blame him for taking part.
I think with all the other comments posted here, if you actually pay to see this, you can only blame yourself.
The full blame has to go on the director, who did a very poor editing job, and really whacked out the Airport Franchise.
The most blame has to do with the director of that episode- Stephen Williams.
Cant blame somebody for trying to exploit a religious/holy image and twisting it around to make it scary.
This is the kind of movie I blame myself for having rented it.
There is so much blame to go around.
Whose shoulders does this blame rest on?
Who is to blame for this inept, ugly morass?
The track coach holds the blame and broods in his demoted position in shop-class while the girl's boyfriend still mourns her death a year later...
Ed Harris doesn't work for me as Beethoven and I mostly blame Gary Oldman for that.
I noticed that she carried a credit for executive producer, so she cannot escape blame for the sheer badness of this film.
You can't blame Lou Costello for this because a major studio released it which meant somebody had to give it the "green" light.
McClure is just too Cheezy to be believed, but who can blame him in the wasteland of this movie whose plot about ancient dinosaur birds ruling humans has 19th Century throwback "period charm," but not enough and unfortunately the script carries the racist connotations of the literary genre into films.
During my struggle to stay awake during this borefest, I fought through my near-dosing off to discover some silly plot regarding fraternity schmucks, quite incredibly obnoxiously annoying, running into trouble with a psychotic , radioactively damaged half-human/half cyborg named Splatter who sends his soldiers after them for the murder of their prestigious, politically vocal leader(..for whom Splatter killed himself, setting them up to take the blame so he could become the leader).
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