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Mishima falls into the latter category.
My other favorites in this category are: Original Italian Job with Michael Caine; Bullit with Steve McQueen; To Live and Die in LA with the CSI guy when he was young; French Connection with Gene Hackman; Ronin with Robert Deniro; Vanishing Point with Barry Newman; Enemy of the State with Hackman again -- What are your favorites?
Although considered documentaries, and having won Oscars in that category, this series of seven films is really and truly mere agitprop, more in the vein of Leni Reifenstal's Triumph Of The Will, scenes of which Capra recycles for his own purposes.
PS. if you're gonna review a movie like this, try to review it in terms of the category the movie would fall (not necessarily where it was intended to fall).
Falls into the film category of "Way too ridiculous in the dialogue and execution departments to be taken seriously".
It is one big joke from beginning to end and I believe this movie belongs into a new category: So unbelievable crappy you'll be laughing from beginning to end.
The filming is to black, at least the print i saw fit this category.
Since the ratings on IMDb are relatively high (and they must also have been relatively high on Netflix), I guess I put it in my queue because it is advertised as a gentle comedy from the UK, a category that has produced many films I liked immensely.
"Saving Grace," on the other hand, falls into the category of laugh-less comedies usually populated by Hollywood movies produced and directed by the talentless.
I'm sorry but this is what put this film in the bad category for me.
Not all actors are cut out to be writers or directors and clearly Mr. Hopkins falls into this category.
While Jagger later went on to a very respectable role as a supporting actor (even garnering the Oscar in this category for 12 O'CLOCK HIGH), here his performance is truly unique since he actually has a full head of hair (I never saw him this way before) and because he was by far the worst actor in the film.
I love a good war film and I fall into the "been there, done that" category.
One of the most common entries in the 'goofs' category is anachronism.
Honestly, I went to see the movie, not because of the actors, not because of the plot but because it was rated 17 here in Luxembourg and a movie has to be really brutal or pornographic to be put in this category.
When someone brings up the category of Worst Films Ever Made, it's not the likes of _Plan 9_ or _Attack of the Killer Shrews_ that I think of; it's the likes of this.
If they gave an award to shows that suck THIS one should sweep the category.
Films such as The Godfather, Saving Private Ryan, and Star Wars slot comfortably into the good category.
In fact, this film can be regarded as belonging to the "so bad, it's good" category, right up there with the products of the likes of Edward Wood Jr. or Doris Wishman.
I wouldn't recommend this to anybody because it is so poorly done in every category.
I would put this at the top of my list of films in the category of unwatchable trash!
Maybe the category should be changed to a 'glum' film.
'Game of Death II' falls into the category of junk cinema in my opinion, despite Bruce Lee being in it.
This early B entry into the patriotic category slapped a gorgeous young Gene Tierney on the ads and posters, but you have to wait a good time before you glimpse her, riding in a Hollywoodized camel train.
Antitrust falls right into that category of films that aspire to make some great point while being uplifting yet falls completely flat.
If you're desperate enough for "good-looking females" you should really watch other types of movies, not necessarily falling into the sci-fi category.
"Fido" is a film that's either an attempt to cash in on that, simply a manifestation of it, or both -- and it falls squarely into the category of ironic zombies.
And it falls squarely into the category of "awesomely bad" - ie a movie drunk students would rent to get a kick out of.
It falls into the category of films that seem to have been (and probably were) filmed on a home video camera.
I don't know what category it falls into.
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