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i had to see this movie today.Gosh,the screenplay must have been created by barney..so silly situations and a Tea leoni trying to emulate a scream queen from a z-movie(let's say...superstition,that's a good example!!!)Adam Sandler with this goofy hairdo that makes him looks like Fat Albert(i think that eight crazy nights is better than this crap fest)and paz Vega...baby,you are gorgeous in these photos from the Spanish edition of GQ,but in this movie,you acted like La India Maria...i think i'm going to faint,i can't support remembering this poor attempt of a movie.The latinoamericans are not so silly and booby faced,do you know?
the onlookers faint, apparently in shock over seeing identical twins.
there are SEVEN occasions when people faint after seeing twins, which wasn't funny the first time.
It's not for the faint of heart, definitely.
So not for the faint hearted then!
If you're squeamish I do not recommend this movie, as it is not for the faint of heart.
There are very faint glimpses of other films as well.
So, if you're not of the faint at heart, weak stomached, or religious freaked, at least rent Multiple Maniacs.
Not for the faint hearted.
The girls are all attractive and run around in swim suits, but that is really damning with faint praise.
Writers, or whoever is responsible, used the book as a very faint guideline, but their story makes little sense; if I haven't read the book before, I am not sure I would "catch their drift".
Despite being gruesome and gory (and not for the faint hearted) this movie is a political piece of art and a beautiful representation of love.
Not for the faint hearted and far superior then any of the Texas Chainsaw's before it.
Even though it was funny beyond words it is still a very very bad movie, everything in it, there is now faint sign of hope for any of those people who participated in it.
Not for the faint of heart.
It has a very gripping storyline and isn't for people who can't stand gore, brutality and cruelty (basically the faint of heart).
As a matter of fact, it is not really comparable to any of the great westerns because it is inherently small and my bottom line is that to the extent that it is worth watching, it is because it was a sincere effort but that is the best I can do and it is faint praise indeed.
The possible exception is when the ball kills the care taker, but that is pretty mild by today's standards, so I wouldn't recommend it to little kids, or the faint of heart.
Rather, I would categorize it more as a romantic crime melodrama, in which Edwige gets to show that she's more than just a pretty face (oops...I guess I'm damning with faint praise; make that "incredibly beautiful face").
Only complaint: some of the skits have the usual faint whiff of misogyny we've come to expect in British sketch comedy.
Several times in recent weeks, cellphone texts (today’s sirens) have informed the public that the faint streak in the sky overhead is an intercontinental ballistic missile launched by a nuclear-armed 33-year-old dictator with impulse control issues.
Strikingly, the far right only has a faint heartbeat in those EU member states that have been the most proactive in managing migration and immigrant integration.
As Poland’s first post-communist prime minister, Tadeusz Mazowiecki, laid out his government’s ground-breaking program, he wobbled and appeared to faint.
While there were some faint trails here and there, it was clear that people were facing such harsh economic conditions that they could barely purchase any food to cook.
Add to this the fact that a constitutional settlement makes material support and compensation from the Russian government more realistic, and it becomes apparent why Chechens now see a glimmer of hope, albeit still somewhat faint, that peace will leave them better off than pressing on with armed struggle.
The Nazis must have reveled in the knowledge that their virulent anti-Semitism found an echo – sometimes not so faint – in the rest of Europe.
But that is faint praise.
As the recovery continues and the memory of the financial crisis grows faint, the appetite for regulatory change dissipates.
China is beset by internal political conflicts that sometimes make Ukraine seem quiescent in comparison, and managing the internal churn is not for the faint of heart.
Facing an extraordinary rebuke from the Bank’s ministerial oversight committee and open revolt from his professional staff, Wolfowitz has faint hope of limping through the last three years of his term.
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