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No, it is a cheap, trashy, commercial, gangster movie with no morally redeeming value at all.
A film which isn't a commercial in any aspect, yet your gloved in it.
I have seen this show three times, the first time was because I was flicking through channels and I thought it was a really stupid commercial.
The second time I watched the show was again out of disbelief because I still thought it was an animated short whipped up by the network during a commercial break.
The only good moment in this movie comes after about 10 minutes: a fake cereal commercial that is actually quite funny.
You come to Lambada for the passion, the awesome music, the cool clothes, and the constant flashes of g-string under ruffled skirts that intrigued you from the TV commercial.
After the Big Fat Greek wedding (that I liked), this was awful... got the feeling that the Greek tourist agency paid a lot to 'force' them to make this movie..... resulting in this uninspired 'movie'..... in fact I would not call this a real movie.... it's more a far too long commercial for Greece...... but it's worse than that because you get a strange impression of the country and I can't imagine that the Greek tourist agency had this intention... what a waste of time an energy.......
This film starts out promisingly as you're treated to what seems to be a Disco Inferno, with wildly dancing devil-like creatures and a repeated "no sweat no sweat" chorus, which turns out to be a deodorant commercial produced by this particular agency that Lee Majors works for.
What seemed the height of sophisticated froth in 1955 (and was indeed a smash commercial hit, of which I had fond memories) is painfully unwatchable today.
Douglas tells the Global Times that filmmakers decided to cast the role with a Hong Kong actress Stephanie Che so could widen the commercial appeal of the film.
I do not understand French or Arabic either way, but I found it bizarre, as if the director/producers shied away from Arabic to appeal to French speaking crowd for commercial reasons.
It's a magnificent tribute to homosexual love, without any gay peppy commercial bullshit.
While 'Bugs' and 'Mickey' continue running, Tex's creations rarely appear on commercial television.
It was a big commercial box-office hit and there is an audience for it wherever there's a DVD player and a screen.
The film was not a commercial success and the critics write bad thing about it .
MTV made such a big deal about the lost season through commercials, I'm disappointed that the commercial's intensions wasn't even relevant to the story line.
Attended the first commercial screening of The Orphanage (El Orfanato) last night at FrightFest, London.
So an aggressive commercial campaign is launched, spearheaded by a singing Anoke, at the same time as dissidents are executed as a statement to the public.
But having to watch this commercial for more than 30 secs but a full hour and a half becomes very painful after just 15 minutes.
I watched the movie on TV and there was only one commercial so I was riveted to my couch as I did not want to miss one moment.
This is probably the most amateurish commercial film I've ever seen.
This sequence is reminiscent of countless commercial hip-hop music videos.
The point that Clowning and Krumping is the antithesis to this world is undercut by LaChappelle's desire to make Krumping into some kind of Inner City Abercrombie and Fitch commercial.
The movie had everything that makes a commercial success, it is a period movie it was quiet well done, songs were out of the world the two best music directors Rehman and Ismail Darbar and a commercial cast,the dances were choreographed by S.Dawar group the best dancing school available if you add all this with a good story a very good film!!!!! To make a flop with all this is and art by itself.
And what a bad commercial for Yellowstone national park.
It's a totally crap commercial movie, trying to find balance in the 1992/93 massacre, where there was no balance shown by Shiv Sena government or the police force in Mumbai.
The saving grace of this movie came in the commercial breaks, which touted an excellent new Hallmark classic starring Rosie O'Donnell and Andie MacDowell, two actresses who have no business in show business.
Why this series isn't available on commercial release is a mystery, because they just don't get any better than this.
If you want to see Barbarians storm a castle watch Kirk Douglas's The Vikings or Charlton Heston defend one in The Warlord, only if the infotainment commercial gets truly boring watch this.
Why do I feel like I'm watching a long commercial for Las Vegas casinos and resorts?
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