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Lost In A Harem is one of the best Abbott & Costello films for 3 reasons: One, unlike most of their films in the 1940s which were produced at Universal Studios (and available on DVD in a Universal set), this one was done at MGM with that studios usual higher production standards, including a few spectacular musical numbers.
If they allowed me to vote even higher than ten, I would.
Anyone who rated this thing higher than 1 star needs to go see their "dealer" immediately, and demand a refund, or at least something that isn't cut with strychnine.
Sadly, "The Wizard of Oz" despite being made nearly fifty years beforehand had higher quality special effects as concerns flying primates.
Taken in context of how seldom movie versions successfully transfer to the screen, A Little Night Music is not great but is certainly good, and far better than many other movie musicals that seem to be held in higher esteem than they deserve.
I usually have higher tolerance with sequels since we both know how hard it is to make a good sequel,but this one is TOO AWFUL TO TOLERATE under any circumstances.
Their extraordinary performances in 1998's "Love After Death" lift this story to a higher plane.
I'd give this movie a higher rating but one should always feel that there is room for improvement.
I had some higher expectations, since this was on the Sci-fi top 100 on IMDb.
Henry Fonda's affected twit of a boyfriend is like a wet blanket on the proceedings (can't Bette's Julie aim any higher than this?) and the supporting cast is like a round-up of Warners' contract players (none of whom do anything surprising).
The people seemed to be puppets more than anything & the higher ranks KNEW what was happening.
So this movie may have some appeal to us teenagers with higher IQ's.
Like all classic thrillers the stakes get higher and higher and the tension grows as the story moves on to its inevitable climax.
But it's still hard over look many of the mistakes here, so I can't give it a rating higher than a 2. But that's a big deal, since I've never even thought about giving a Troma film anything higher than a 1.
Anyone who rated this higher than 5 stars were definitely involved in the making of the film.
I think my tolerance for Mickey's bad acting was higher (but still not all that high).
Supposedly, this serves a higher purpose but they're never actually telling us what that might be.
This is a very clever marketing scheme to give parents the opportunity to claim their children's inability to fit in is evidence of their being at a higher level of human evolution.
distinct cars (one of them blue, two of them red) within a single scene, to the laughable and meaningless dialog, HORRENDOUS acting, and an all-around stench of amateur pointlessness. the list of examples of sheer stupidity in this flick would be higher than burj dubai!
I would go a little higher than that, but wonder how much how we REALLY seem/act/are interests us.
The characters are all very clever parodies of characters you have seen, or wish you had seen in much higher budget living dead type films.
I cannot believe that anyone would rate this movie higher than rating it as awful (must be some kind of "sympathy act" if you choose to anyway).
Michael Emerson and Terry O'Quinn are arguably the two best actors in the series, and they have a way of elevating the already well-written dialogue even higher through their intonations and facial expressions.
Her father wants her to marry a man of higher class, but her mother perfectly loves the romantic artist.
But I just can't rate the movie higher.
I can't believe this film got a higher rating than 'The Day After'.
"Poignant" and "bittersweet" aptly describe both films, but the producers of OFF THE BLACK very obviously threw in a few crudities to obtain their desired "R" rating for a movie which could have just as easily been PG13, while THE WRESTLER is definitely a very "hard" R. For what it's worth, I rated the latter story one notch higher than BANG THE UMPIRE SLOWLY, at "9."
I gave it a 7 rather than something higher because the action around her is okay but delivered more as a set-up for her various exercises in family values, and the plot itself doesn't seem driven by anything other than her proclivities for a particular problem solving approach.
If you read my review of "Married with Children: The E! True Hollywood Story" you already know that I hold that to a higher standard than this and for good reason.
The tension and the level of suspense could have been higher too.
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