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When actor/director Edward Burn's The Brothers McMullan was released back in 1995, the critics likened it to a Woody Allen comedy.
This movie is not as bad as some of the critics here say.
Just like the negative critics in the film itself, the critics here take everything Crumb produces at face value and lash out blindly with declamations of misanthropy, misogyny, racism and whatever other damning indictments they can lay their hands on.
I went to see this movie prompted by critics that placed it up there in the pantheon of masterpieces.
Even though she was the first runner-up for the New York Film Critics Award, Faye Dunaway disavows her performance as screen icon Joan Crawford because the camp following this 1981 potboiler has developed over the years has probably been overwhelming.
Movie fans, movie critics and just plain ordinary people, this is a must see.
I went to this movie hearing all of the negative comments but left the film thinking the critics had surely missed the point of this great thriller.The use of symbolism in the film such as with the blue rose was nothing short of artistic brilliance.The ending was also superb as we find out that it was the piano teacher.
It is sad when critics reach the point where the name of the director automatically insures a positive review.
Instead, Kennedy goes off on a whining tantrum where he confronts his critics asking them why they didn't like his movies.
Instead of accepting the fact that he has made some pretty terrible movies (Malibu's Most Wanted, Son of the Mask) he confronts his critics and makes them explain why they said the things they said.
Year after year, his works of uncompromised genius are poorly received by theatergoers and film critics alike.
To the filmmakers who just might read this, I say ignore the negative critics.
The Cannonball Run has been vilified by many critics over the years but I love this movie and have been watching it ever since I was little.
After "I Shot Jesse James" a film which pleased the public and the critics, Fuller made "The Baron of Arizona", with Lippert, casting Vincent Price and Reed Hadley, the actor that played Jesse James.
Which just proves my theory that most critics tastes are in their mouth.
Many critics thought the film "200 Cigarettes" would be the "American Graffiti" of the 90's.
Maybe these critics were smoking some cigarettes with some weed-induced nutrients because this film was all wrong.
TS is the huge misfire that it appeared to be from reading all the critics bash it.
I have lost all faith in critics.
"The Fugitive" was considered by Ford to be one of his best; most critics, including many Ford afficionados, disagree.
Every so often a film comes along that is misunderstood by critics and ignored by the public, but is subsequently rediscovered and reappraised.
The back-story behind Warner Bros.' JEZEBEL -- itself widely regarded among critics and connoisseurs of the films of Bette Davis (and the late Thirties in general) as that of a consolation film given to Davis when the "hunt" for Scarlett O'Hara was in full swing -- is as long and convoluted as the tangled passions within the story shown on screen.
Although the critics may have been wishy-washy when reviewing this film, I had only one word going through my mind while watching it: brilliant.
I'm always more curious to see the movies that are unanimously panned by critics and audiences alike, because half of the time I end up finding out that these movies aren't that bad.
I've read reviews from critics that hated Richard Burton's performance, saying that he was awfully over-the-top.
If this is parody, then critics aren't lying when they classify it as the laziest genre.
The critics were right.
Over the top violence, poor plot and lack of depth is what the critics said.
As previously mentioned by my fellow critics, the hand-crank technique is used incorrectly and lends the film a music video tone.
I had heard of this film but didn't get to see it until it'd been selected as one of the top 10 Chinese language films of 2005 by the Chinese Film Critics Association.
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