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Some criticism: "Asoka" seems to be using the same "Bollywood" love story formula, and augmenting the story of Asoka onto that formula.
After listening to the commentary on the DVD I have to temper my criticism of the film since its clear that the scenes from the original heist film were actually really good.
While it is no masterpiece, there is nothing worthy of serious criticism.
show me any of these vehement haters that did, and i will take their criticism.
Don't take my criticism too hard.
The question should be asked does the race of the President require that no criticism be cast on his (or her)actions,that no honest and fair debate be held, or that all policies be acquiesced to just because of race.
Whitesnake singer David Coverdale has received more than his share of criticism over the years for letting his band be a revolving door platform for talented musicians who come in for an album/tour, then ride off into the sunset only to be replaced on the next tour.
I found this movie to be interesting and thoughtful, skillfully combining investigative reporting with art criticism and human interest.
There has been criticism on the high content of violence, and has been categorized as instigating, but it's actually quite obvious that it's just a satiric view of contemporary "personal success" driven society.
That's not a criticism of Williams.
Criticism against a government or politician doesn't constitute anti-patriotism or hatred for one's country, except in fascism.
And what criticism is leveled against the Klan is of the 'one size fits all' variety; again, they may as well be talking about a poorly run hunting lodge.
One criticism though-they didn't do a very good job of showing a true representation of the time and effort it took to achieve the 20th amendment.
The only one criticism I could having is that it is slightly uneven in choosing to display 7 different sketches answering seven different queries about sex as sometimes this feel as though the flow of the film is lost.
My only criticism of the film was it could have been a couple of episodes longer as it left out so many other possibilities rushing to reach its conclusion.
I've read criticism of Kirkwood's performance (Jake), that he seems uncomfortable, but he's playing a damaged, possibly broken hearted character, so his discomfort/awkwardness could be part of his performance.
The only criticism I have is that it's too short.
There is a lot of criticism, mostly negative, on this board about this film, which I can't understand.
Most of the criticism of the 1931 film focuses on the fact that it is only very loosely faithful to Mary Shelley's original novel.
I don't know why this movie got so much criticism.
I always try to see the good things in movies and I never give a harsh criticism like other ppl-up until now.
Granted, the CGI creatures are really tacky and unconvincing, but that criticism aside this flick overall sizes up as one hell of an enjoyable romp.
My only criticism is the ending -- not to give anything away, but did they run out of money for something better?
The scientific rhetoric leaves itself open for logical criticism, and when the smaller meteorites hit Asia and the Alps, we are treated to some very tacky archival and stock footage.
While I love the Star Wars universe, as well as independent film, but even understanding that this was clearly a labour of love created by fans, that doesn't exempt it from criticism.
There has been criticism of this movie as being dull and unrealistic (probably from someone who wasn't even born before the events depicted in the movie).
Alot of the negative criticism this movie has gotten seems to concentrate on the wigs.
In fact, my main criticism is that the screenplay falls too much in love with its own creations - as it reveals the failings and absurdities of the characters, it starts to forgive them, which is probably more than they deserve.
My only criticism is that the movie seems to have missed its intended target.
My only criticism is it's a bit over-respectful perhaps of specifically Hindi spirituality.
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