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I do agree with the critics that Chris Farley was no John Belushi or John Candy as he claimed to have idolized those guys and those guys had a genius for comedy but Chris Farley was very funny and I wish he were around longer to prove to critics that yes he was no John Belushi, or John Candy but he was very funny.
Critics hated it, but they hated HOME ALONE too.
I found the acting more subtle and evocative than do many of the critics here, but the acting in the 1995 version is more powerful.
I agree with the critics here that the actress who plays Anne is too old for the part; I looked up her entry on IMDb and she was 38 at the time of the filming, when her character is supposed to be 28.
I personally feel this film was under-rated by most critics.
Sam Peckinpaw's "Junior Bonner" was out at the same time and seemed to impress the critics more than our film.
One of the best critics of "common" mind and friendship.
Sometimes you find a sequel that is considered better than the original, some critics (such as John Charles) have stated that Project A2 is better than the original, I disagree somewhat but this movie is still a worthwhile follow-up and fits well in the output of brilliant Hong Kong action cinema in the 1980s as well as Jackie's own oeuvre.
If you enjoy this little chick flick, which received slightly above average reviews by critics and public alike, you might want to check out Lisa Krueger's hit Indie "Manny & Lo" (1996).
I think her critics are confusing self-consciousness with intelligence.
Well, of course the critics hated it.
For unknown reasons this beautiful masterpiece didn't get well-deserved recognition and has been vastly under-appreciated by many American movie critics.
Most critics seem to have dismissed this film, like so many other Charles Bronson vehicles, as just another patchwork of mindless violence.
This is one of those movies the critics really missed the mark on.
Don't let any reviews (critics, IMDb users or mine) influence you seeing this movie.
This is the type of movie that is almost tailer made for the critics to slam.
I don't know why all of the critics say this was a bad movie, this is one of my all-time favorite movies.
Some critics say Firth seemed a little awkward here, and I agree.
Could it be that US critics' all-too-frequent disdain for females as warriors and thinkers that as in so many other cases has caused closed minds to misprize this estimable film's obvious anti-tyranny and pro-entertainment qualities?
A film worth seeing, even if comparisons made by some film critics with such great filmmakers as Keaton, Tati and Kaurismaki seems overwrought: Andersson lacks the vision of them and the lack of a story interconnecting the vignettes is fatal to this film's pretension of being a masterpiece.
Why didn't critics like this movie??
I think the problem with some of these self-appointed critics who's comments get published is that they don't have a romantic soul and didn't see the film through the eyes of a young teenager.
This is as a film, which diappointed the critics and struggled at the box office; but for the adolescent who saw it, and the retired gentleman who saw it again it is one of the greatest films (taking into account its age)whose story is more akin to an opera.
Yet it seems to have fallen out of favour slightly (Only a 6.6 rating here on IMDb, and dismissed by many critics as "gooey slush").
Critics were upset that the film centers around what appears to be a senseless murder of an autistic child.
Critics like Ebert want a traditional detective story that uncovers why the killing happened and squarely places blame on the guilty.
Just like society, the critics wanted a very quick resolution so they could move on to their next tragic opera.
The exquisite cinematography, minimalist dialog, somewhat demented story which arguably hints at possible bestiality in about three scenes are what ultimately lead professional critics to pan the film as pretentious and overlong rubbish.
I cannot agree with the critics who overlooked this scintillating gem of a film.
I had spent time reading reviews ... most seemed to focus on the obvious ... "skinny white girl chained to a black man's radiator" ... I hate when "critics" miss the point of a film.
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