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While it does possess a certain watchability, Virtual Sexuality is fluffier than dandelion meringue.
(If you're of a certain age, like me, that might still be enough to give it a look.)
After sitting through this monstrosity of a movie, I am certain that not even a 4-year-old would find this movie interesting.
I think the part that was the most annoying was the stereotyping of the various characters in the plot, not to mention the gratuitous sex scene between two of the young heroines in the movie, neither of which had any real purpose other than to bare certain parts of their anatomy for the cameras.
I expected a certain amount of gratuitous violence, but I also expected a lot of witty dialog.
While I must admit that I laughed at certain scenes,"The Comebacks" could have been so much funnier.
It consists of a group of soldiers going into a zombie plagued college campus to find a certain type of blood which could assist in finding a cure for the infection.
It could have been a good movie, and the plot itself I don't see as male bashing, but certain specific references to men get really annoying.
I did some research on Google and Wikipedia and, apparently, this whole 23 numerology nonsense really exists and certain people honestly believe that most catastrophes and accidents are directly connected to this evil number.
I was sitting there watching and reading (a certain subtitle at the beginning of the movie was what really got me) and I could not believe how crudely sexual it was.
This is your standard junk that certain annoying women love- old English era drama with lots of costumes and cliché characters that seem to be plucked from either directly from oliver twist or some other dickens novel.
Certain idiotic people really think that the whole emotional torture of that culture being so bloody repressed is somehow fascinating and romantic.
This movie presents an idealized version of Gurdjieff's own largely fictional and fantastic account of his formation and "awakening" (which I would rather describe as his discovery of how much he could sway the minds and wills of certain types of sadly disoriented people).
There are certain horror directors for whom I've built up so much respect & admiration over the years, that they can't possibly disappoint me know matter what garbage to decide to put on film.
The film at certain points almost puts you to sleep.
The script seems to have been wholesale (ahem ahem, cough cough) "borrowed" from a certain other movie involving using a self-propelled manned drilling machine.
And, realizing that most sequels (in this case a prequel) are certain to disappoint, my expectations were low.
Someone was found murdered so "WE MUST" feel sad, frightened or panicked, someone went through this and that so "WE MUST" feel in a certain way.
The sci-fi part of the film was very interesting and fantastic for its time, but i'm not sure if it was due to the fact it was shown directly after the Brilliant 1928 "The Wind" or if it seemed that Russian filmmakers take after what Russian novels are famous for (hundreds of characters, tangled plots) but I know for certain that the dramatic parts, as in the parts on Earth, made absolutely no sense, were boring and I became lost within about twenty minutes.
I didn't descibe a certain episode.
This movie is trying really hard to enter a certain genre of artistic (east European drama kind of) films but lacks the subtlety, observational skills and "soul" that other directors have.
A pretty transparent attempt to wring cash out of the thriving British club scene, Sorted is a film that shows promise in certain departments, but does very little else.
But the music actually makes me like certain passages, and so I give it 5/10.
At a certain point, my wife made the comment "is this supposed to be a scary movie?".
Now I understand that certain liberties need to be taken to make a transfer from one form of media to another but it seems like he really just doesn't even try to make a connection.
The pity is that when the story is transferred from paper to my television screen it loses a certain everything .
Apretentious load of rubbish, but the sort of film that certain Italianpseudo-intellectuals whom it was my misfortune to have known in the dim and distant past would have loved it, and unfortunately Italy has no monopoly on these, they can be found everywhere and probably acclaim this as a great masterpiece.
The film manages to coast as far as it does on the strength of Christie's plot alone (all her plots have a certain amount of inherent interest), but the direction is hopelessly flat.
This is fortunate because it gives his performance a certain resonance without which Buddy would be as flat and incomplete as all of the other characters in this pointless little farce.
Film Noire is a genre that requires a certain level of tact, cleverness, intellect, and imagery.
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