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Yet while the Easter Empire is not a topic much discussed in American intellectual circles, the US did not merely mimic Golden Byzantiums public architecture, the US is much absorbed in the fated Byzantine historical cycle and now has faced many of the crises involving certain people of a middle eastern extraction about whom it is said that there is a slight tendency for excessive exuberance on religious matters which humbled Great Byzantium.
Pitch Black is a perfect example of making a great film with out the resources of an excessive budget.
Now I love ballet as much as the next man,but this sequence does seem to go on for an excessive amount of time,a more cynical critic might consider it to be "padding".
The excessive cherry blossom was, frankly, overdone.
It was unnecessary, excessive, and comes without warning.
Don't know how any viewer could relate to his excessive portrayal?
The excessive amount of watery 'blood' at the beginning is just plain obsolete - not to mention the "whip-around" wind sounds.
I would have liked for them to have had the opportunity to defend the violence in their film, which I felt was excessive, gratuitous and unnecessary.
The movie was meaningless, and all creditability was lost to the excessive use of stereotype.
The stars are having great fun delivering their lines with excessive eye movement, frequent hand gestures, and off-key pacing.
Typically his movies try to compensate for this by adding excessive scenes of gore but even that is lacking in this movie.
Watch her do a "Wonder Woman" type spin to change into her outfit and also lose her balance due to excessive centrifugal force.
With all the excessive violence in this film, it could've been NC-17.
The violence was overly excessive and i think the bodycount was higher than twelve which is a large number for movies like this.
As i said, the killings were excessive and sometimes people who have nothing to do with the story line get their heads chopped off.
I suggest renting this movie for the death scenes, i wont see it again anytime soon, but i enjoyed the excessive violence.
Should have given it 1/10, but it did give me a good laugh or two, so it gets a 3. Excessive gore, the only thing somebody worked on.
This time he does NOT use excessive force but the assailant is killed.
Other than the common excessive profanity in some scenes by Murphy, the film is a great vehicle for his type of humor.
In fact, I too was turned off by the excessive show of Evangelist devotions that occupied the middle of the movie to a large extent.
Now, Ben Hur and Gone With the Wind seem kinda hokey to me, with the hammy acting and excessive melodrama.
That aside, this one still deserves props for downplaying the excessive splatter and needlessly flashy special f/x razzle-dazzle in favor of focusing on adolescent high school characters who are depicted with greater acuity and plausibility than the norm for a mid-80's teen-targeted scarefest.
In the same vein as Natural Born Killers, another movie that was not so popular with critics because of its excessive violence but that I also loved, Kalifornia is a movie that clearly glamorizes violence, but I like to think that it turns that around in the final act.
Moreover, Sheets certainly doesn't skimp on the gloriously graphic and excessive over-the-top splatter: this picture delivers a tasty truckload of flesh melting, evisceration, lots of gut munching, one dude has his heart yanked out, and there's even a nice impalement on a tree branch.
I do not appreciate the excessive melodrama and sentimental scenes that go hand in hand with most Hindi and Tamil movies.
Some would say this is the tragic tale of America in the excessive eighties where the high of the peace and free love sixties had crashed into drugs and AIDS.
I like lots of the older films, especially because of the absence of all the filthy language, and excessive violence, nudity and sex in most of today's films.
I've seen an excessive amount of movies where a non-Black woman who knew nothing about hip hop comes fresh to the hood and does a mediocre job of it (Breakin, Breakin 2, Save the Last Dance, Step Up), but the Black women in the film are almost nonexistent.
The edits thus become extremely long, the emotions excessive and repetitive, and the plot simply becomes either irritating or unbelievable.
But most of the fight scenes in this movie are laughably excessive (Yen runs through entire armies of villains like the Tazmanian Devil, punching people left and right), and even those that could potentially be good (like one where the opponent has chains wrapped around his right arm, or the final showdown) are spoiled by the cartoon-like, hokey sound effects.
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