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At least they should have taken history into account.
If you have any sense of history, try to avoid this movie.
She then decides to destroy male masculinity (or something like that) and proceeds to teach film history at an acting college run by lecherous John Huston (don't ask) and break up a young happy couple (young, handsome, hunky Roger Herren and Farrah Fawcett--yes THE Farrah Fawcett).
It could have been a wonderful tour-de-force for Peter Sellers, but it is one of the most tragic misfires in movie history.
Even Laurence Fishburne's creepy reactionary history Professor just irritated me and I love the guy, it's like everyone involved with this movie just lost the plot.
Inconcievably (or perhaps it should have been expected), Artemisia's entire character and all that she stands for, had been reduced to a standard Hollywood, female character; a pitiful, physically flawless, helpless little creature, displaying none of the character traits that actually got her that place in history which was being mutilated here.
I just plain didn't GET IT most of the time except that there were three guys that all seem to have had a history with each other....but never figured out who was whose "EX."
The scene where Brando climbs over the toilet stall is probably the worst, funniest moment in the history of cinema.
Well it looked good on paper,Nick Cage and Jerry Buckheimer collaborate again, this time on a mix of heist movie, Da Vinci Code,American History 101 and Indiana Jones.
Shallow, shallow script ...stilted acting ...the shadows of boom mikes lingering over the actors' heads in scenes ...worth watching because Kate Mulgrew plays the most selfish mother in TV movie history and it's all before Ben Affleck got his teeth capped.
A combination of Whoopie Goldberg (the worst actress/person in history) and a talking dinosaur ala Jar-Jar-Binks add up to a painfully bad movie.
Simply put,it is overwhelmingly the worst example of biting the hand that feeds in the history of Hollywood.
Heres an idea, just my humble lowly opinion as the movie going public but it follows directly with your previous choices,a movie about the most brilliant neuro-physicist in history invent one pill to cure all diseases ever known to man and get this, heres the clincher they have to be played by Jessica Simpson and Paris Hilton.
"Piece is Cake" is defeatist, revisionist history of the worst kind, whose only point is to unfairly savage the reputation of the (admittedly fictional) pilots it portrays.
Most of the pictures that are made in Spain fall under two categories: those about the Spanish Civil War, that love to present past history as the writers deem fit.
The spaceship props are absurd--a Bulova wall clock and portable typewriter, for example--but the planet sets have got to be some of the worst in cinematic history.
They are determined to keep this a secret and call in a Jewish translator to assist in figuring out the history of it.
"Gone With The Wind" is one of the most overrated movies in history.
Just as he's about to give up, he turns to his womanizing best friend (Billy Zane), and they stumble onto her former life in L.A.'s sordid underground of drugs, nightclubs, and ametuer filmmaking, and then to her history of mental instability.
I thought that I was watching Arthur Lake (Dagwood) who is one of the worst actors in history, when I saw the main character.
I felt I was watching a case history of a schizoid individual with borderline personality disorder.
Most would agree that the character of Wolverine is one of the most intriguing characters in comic book history.
Do you even know your history?
We must remember that history is written by the victors.
I learned a lot of geography and history from the spin-off Inspector Gadget's Field Trip.
Since I have been a history teacher, I have a good basic understanding about Young as well as Joseph Smith as well as the teachings of the church.
History of the world?
Expecting a combination of scifi and period film about Ada Lovelace, Charles Babbage, the history of computers, etc, I was disappointed by this movies nonsensical pseudoscience and mixture of real and fabulous history.
It gives the impression that its writer (Lynn Hershman-Leeson) has no real understanding of the Math, technology, or history constituting the film's subject, but is working instead from a sort of fuzzy artistic impression of them.
As a history nut who is particularly interested in this particular historical event, I was very disappointed with the movie.
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