Grade in sentence

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I remember when I first saw this movie, I was in sixth grade when it happened.

My friends younger brother is in the 6.th grade and him and his classmates just did an amateur-movie for their school-project which outdid this geeky movie..

Sixth grade, people.

I believe a 1st grade class could have done a better job.

The rest is so bad, that I would, maybe, like to grade it, but there is no grade lover then 1 here, and I think that would be too much.

The filming is grade school material at best, the acting is pathetic and the director should forever be banished from film making in any form.

I have never been a huge BNL fans, I find their songs kind of childish and obsessively nostalgic (this is me in grade 9, if i had a million dollars, shoe box of life etc).

He must be looking for champagne money, and not care about the final product... his voice gets repeatedly dubbed over by a stranger that sounds nothing like him; the editing is - well - just a grade above amateurish.

Additionally a mate rated this as a D grade movie.

Half a carto and a bottle of 151 later I finally found some of this G grade acting remotely funny.

Our teacher showed us this movie in first grade.

Does this look like a first grade movie to you?

Just as a movie this is something that wouldn't even get a passing grade in film school.

I read this Thornton Wilder play last year in eighth grade.

It's sad that all of the great legends of the horror films in the sound era were eventually reduced to starring in low grade rubbish like this.

I'm sure that historically this film is delightful but as entertainment goes it just doesn't make the grade.

I'm surprised this movie is rated so highly, although if I were to go with typical grade scale 71 is a c- or d so perhaps that's all right but this movie was just a typical thriller except boringly slow and unrealistic.

Anyone above a 4th grade education, see the original with Pacino, a real actor, and be satisfied.

I think I could have written better dialog than this when I was in eighth grade.

I'm guessing the writers have never read a book of any kind, much less a Dickens novel, and certainly not David Copperfield, and that they based their screenplay on another poorly written screenplay, possibly an adaptation of Copperfield, though just as likely anything else, from which they randomly discarded about a third of the pages and then shuffled the rest, along with some random pages from a screenplay that someone's eighth grade nephew had written for an English class, and for which he had received a failing grade.

Nick's heart's desire is to throw grenades in a grade school cafeteria-- I mean nightclub.

This film turned up on local TV here in South Africa recently and I thought that I'd warn even those who enjoy watching B grade bad movies (which I do)that this is not even amusing.

sounded like something my 2nd grade bro could wright.

This film was also watched for an assignment...it better be worth the boringness with a good grade!! Overall, unless it's required, don't watch the film.

The lead character's "lone wolf" bravado is uninspiring and lame, and the script was apparently written by a monkey with an eight grade education.

I haven't seen it since I was in seventh grade at a Presbyterian school, so I am not sure what effect it would have on me now.

I love B movies..but come on....this wasn't even worth a grade...The ending was dumb...b/c THERE WAS NO REAL ENDING!!!..not to mention that it comes to life on its own...I mean no lighting storm or crazy demonic powers?? Slow as hell and then they just start killing off the characters one by one in like a 15 min time period...and i won't even start on the part of the thing killing the one guy without its head....and then you don't even get to see what Jigsaw even does with his so called "new jigsaw puzzle"....Unless you have nothing better to do...Id watch paint dry before Id recommend this God-forsaken movie to anyone else...oh and to make it even better the other movie totem you can see the guy throwing the one creature in the basement scene from the window..that was funny as hell and probably the only good part of watching that waste of film

This is high grade cheese fare of B movie kung fu flicks.

After seeing Sean Connery's interpretation of the great man in "The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen", Swayzee really does not make the grade.

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