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There were a few funny bits and pieces here and there...if you can forgive the duo for being carbon copies of Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis.
Please forgive me but I fell in love with this movie even if it's not exactly the kind of movie that is hip.... Three young boys have no clue how a naked woman looks like so they save money to go to town and ask a hooker (Melanie Griffith) to show them her delicious body.
Sitting here, long after in the aftermath, I might never forgive myself for missing that opportunity.
(Warning: I'm not fully bilingual, so please forgive me for my poor English vocabulary) This one was awful from start to finish!
If Mai Ling can forgive him, honor him, love him -- then so can we.
The characters were every bit as likable as they were in the first- Bambi if you forgive the fact his facial expressions were overdone at times, was still adorable and appealing, and Thumper is hilarious.
Actually, this is the kind of film that an obscure 80s comedy/drama fan might only appreciate (it is probably destined for cult status anyways, even if the following for such is extremely small) because you have to expect (and forgive) a lot of campy cheesiness.
Basically, if we judge this movie as an independent film made by students we can forgive certain flaws, but only to a point.
Forgive me for being extremely blunt, but Neve Campbell is such a lying hypocrite.
If I ever got pregnant and gave the child up, I couldn't forgive myself but it was good to see that she could be a role model to all teenagers who want or have a baby.
The characters are generally so well drawn that we can even forgive Winona Ryder's unconvincing tom-boy mechanic.
The special effects are not too hot either, but if the scripts were better, the plots less predictable, the acting less bad and direction less clunky you would forgive any shortcomings in the level of production.
All the things I hate about myself, my stubborn will - my innability to forgive - and my capacity to hate.
I'm glad that God touched during this movie so that I could forgive the good Bishop and be glad that I never bought the book.
Considering the genre (pseudo-gangsta love drama), I can forgive a lot.
I can forgive all this because the film is somehow charming and memorable.
I'm willing to forgive the fact that Billy Crystal declared this movie better than the first one and overlook the very contrived inclusion of former cattle drive participants as well as an evil twin.
They are usually scarier and more honest than the teen-angst goof fests (Final Destination, I Know What...) Watching this 80 minute film, I was ready to forgive many flaws but what I got was the bad acting, non-stop handheld video, boring crap that is dooming most new horror flicks.
now, forgive me if i'm wrong, but the concept of a stripper is to strip until she is naked for people's enjoyment.
Though I know Schumacher is an established and good director, it's still hard to forgive him for practically ruining the Batman franchise.
Reno says "I forgive you for everything."
I can forgive Carrey for having starred in something so crappy early in his career.
But nothing will ever make forgive this.
Forgive me for the lame summary, but it was all I could think of.
If it took itself at all seriously, or had decided to play it "camp," or simply attempted to provide decent thrills and chills, we might forgive it its nastiness and vomit-inducing swill.
The very idea that someone could actually forgive someone for cheating simply because she sees him riding a horse is simply crazy at best, if it were that easy I'd have bought a horse eons ago!
Unfortunately however, the script is full of holes, too predictable and the total lack of spectacle is pretty hard to forgive.
We are all to be held accountable for our actions, yet, God can forgive anyone who sincerely asks.
The band members were a real band and had never acting before so you could forgive them their acting.
Highly watchable, you'll forgive the glitz if you're a fan of the genre.
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