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Seems sweet, honest, nice...just like she is in real life.
While I suppose this film could get the rap as being Anti-Vietnam, while watching it I didn't feel that such was the case as much as the film was simply an honest look into the perspective of the young guys being trained for a war that the public didn't support.... it showed their fear, their desperation, their drive... all of it, out in the open, naked.
It is an instantly sobering, brutally honest character piece on the reverberations of loss and a graceful memento mori that resonates with a striking density of thought, yet remains as inscrutable as the emotions it observes.
Indian cinema typifies cops of two broad categories: they are either the honest type or the bad guys.
Well, I'll be honest: It is not exactly a Sholay.
An honest Muslim who kidnaps an innocent Hindu girl, and an educated Hindu who burns the harvest of a Muslim man - yet in the end you end up liking them both.
But to be quiet honest, I appreciate the creativity of Voyager's episodes more than TNG.
To be honest, I didn't like that much this movie when I saw it for the first time.
I'll be honest with yall, I was a junior in high school when this sitcom first aired on ABC I didn't think I would like it at all.
I'll be honest,I finally checked this movie not because of the stars--though they were reasonably watchable and compelling,particularly the three leads--or even the compelling story of a breach in the Presidential Secret Service(something,I've been informed through the DVD extras of this show,has yet to ever happen.Assuming that's true,that's remarkable!).
The persons in the film are honest and revealing about the world that exists outside of the normative ideological perspective.
OK I'll be honest, when I first saw the trailer for the programme, I thought it was an advert for some sun-screen product.
It was raw and honest and felt as if I was really watching the "real people" not actors.
I'll be honest with you...I liked this movie.
I need to be honest.
There was something honest about it.
How honest are we to one another?
-And I can only give him a honest "No!"
Crazy Love does not have a particularly good reputation these days, although it apparently caused quite a stir upon its release and that isn't all that surprising considering the subject matter; although to be honest, nothing in this film particularly shocked or offended me.
David Burton Morris's raw, honest, perceptive exploration of the open sores that exist between men and women is a neat two-hander.
It relies too heavily on flashes of gore - which, to be honest, are not much - especially to justify the claims of sadistic gore - and little on any actual thought process.
Director Frank Perry, who in the early 1970s showed some honest talent and an abundance of visual wit, channels the same cartoony approach to 'life' here as he did with his "Compromising Positions"...and the affects are equally as meager.
Flags is one of the best war movies I ever saw, maybe even better than Ryan, because it's never sentimental and always honest in its portrayal of the soldiers and war in general.
To be honest he is annoying and a mediocre actor at best.
Some curious cameos are also featured here from a number of character actors that are passable considering all, though to be honest I'm still scratching my head as to why any of them would have actually made appearances in this flick in the first place; the actors I'm in reference to are: Maury Chakin, Christopher Walkin (!?), the late Michael Jeter, the late William Hickey who passed away shortly after this film wrapped and who's memory it is dedicated to in the end credits, and Vicki Lewis.
I'd love to be able to say I love "Dodge City", but to be honest I can't.
An extremely moving, honest, well-crafted film, with an interesting filmed commentary by the director and the actors.
Adam Goldberg, Jared Leto and character actor Darren E. Burrows (probably recognized best by audiences for his role as Ed on the 90's hit sitcom "Northern Exposure") give what are about the best performances here as what little screen time each has is at least somewhat amusing, and to be truly honest the only moments of the film that got me to crack a smile.
To be honest, the ending of the Gundam Wing series was so anti-climactic that it was horrible.
I gave this film a 2 and to be honest even thats being a bit generous.
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