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Maybe there's a copyright where you have to pay to use certain words?
After the movie I thought that this movie could have been written by an 8th grader, at least if you consider the lack of believable characters and the fixation on certain male body parts.
The storyline has enormous gaps that leave you trying to figure out why they are even at certain scenes.
Honestly, I have to admit that I go and see certain stupid films based on the hype they have generated or are currently generating.
There's a certain irony in a parody of the Gothic genre being turned into a mess of clichés by filmmakers who either had no idea what the story's purpose was, or just didn't care.
The plot has something about the romance between a rich man and a certain young woman, the jealousy that ensues and the tragedy that follows.
Tough, cool guy with pretty good martial expertise who delivered corny lines but at least entertained action and martial arts fans to a certain extent.
Assy McGee is a show that you really have to be a certain age to appreciate.
IMDb forces reviewers to type a certain amount of lines, but all I really want to say is -- "This is an incredible film, and you can't consider yourself a film fan without having seen it."
I had a certain curiosity about it, being that it was directed by Emilio Estevez and starring him and his real-life Dad, Martin Sheen.
I think that character development and social identity can suffer when certain aspects of a story are not fully examined.
Overlook the weaknesses and just enjoy the movie, but be prepared for a certain level of suspense.
To a certain level I agree with the racism debate, but it didn't bother me that much, really.
I wonder why certain actors make it and certain ones don't.
There are certain elements I don't care for, largely the blotchy animation which can be forgiven.
Although this was a low budget film and clearly last minute, it holds a certain charm that is difficult to pinpoint.
I'd love to have a copy so I can play certain parts over and over again.
There are certain other things involved that make this movie a treat for me ... Buddy Baer's, Max Baer Jr. of "The Beverly Hillbillies" uncle, appearance as the cop and the giant.
Anyone who enjoyed this series when first broadcast (I rushed home from school to see it) now is of a certain age so I can only add my comments to those asking for a DVD release to enable those of us to relive the memories of first transmission before it simply becomes a piece of unremembered TV archive history.
Not so with String Theory; no one is willing to say, on-camera, that String Theory is the truth, and in so doing, the piece retains a certain respectful distance from the subject.
And, I have to admit, I take a certain patriotic (and perhaps slightly reptilian) glee when the U.S. Army guys finally move in and righteously kick some narco-terrorist butt.
"Cat in the Brain" is a must for bad movie lovers everywhere...Yes I'll definitely say it's not a "good" film, but I guarantee certain scenes will stick in your mind forever!
TEP is like a long cool drink of water after crawling across the Sahara to classic film buffs who have been too long deprived of that certain cinematic magic!
I'm certain the production remains timeless, and I would hope that it has been or will be released on VHS or DVD.
Director Kevin Conner, working from a blithely silly script by Milton Subotsky, maintains a constant brisk pace throughout and treats the exceptionally foolish premise with astonishing seriousness, thereby giving this picture a certain clunkily earnest quality that's amusing and endearing in equal measure.
There is a certain subtle charm that flows through Tom Selleck's performances.
And finally with some inventiveness, creativity and elbow grease he and the pianist's niece manage to get the whole lot cleaned up, most of them arrested and the first saboteur, a certain Fry, falls down from the torch of the Statue of Liberty.
The movie industry has disappointed me to a certain degree, you will have your occasional Drumline, or Roll Bounce, or Tyler Perry's "Why Did I get Married".
Whether the Nazi banning of certain leaflets, or the televised Chinese alternative of Tianamen Square, Governments have tried to influence the people through different mediums since the beginning of time.
I'm certain that people from USA don't know anything about the rest of the world, but I think they mustn't talk about what they don't know.
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