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he should be aware of the fact that he is not Hitchcock nor Shyamalan yet!!!!hoping him to be more careful and creative next time in this big industry!

I have no idea why but I trusted Sexo, Pudor y Lagrimas to be the one to inject freshness and confidence to our non-existent industry.

In Cold Blood was one of several 60s films that created a new vision of violence in the Hollywood film industry.

I'm an actress and have worked in the industry for a while now on big films and even independents and this movie bored me to tears.

In an industry where Hollywood seems to be creatively bankrupt...for someone to take a classic book and film "Of Mice and Men" and destroy it with a new spin bugs me so much.

Or is this need in Hollywood to portray the sick side of human nature indicative of a more general malaise in the movie industry?

I frequently comment on the utter dirth of truly scary movies on the market, and sadly White Noise only served to reduce my faith that the film industry remains capable of such an endeavor.

The British 'heritage film' industry is out of control.

Such pathetic movie from such a revered director and from such a big industry.

I think my main complaint is about the most unattractive lead actress in porn industry ever.

Someone really needs to just take charge in the horror movie industry and just make a movie that not only makes us think, but it makes us jump, scream, everything a horror movie should do.

Since Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon came along, there's been a lot of talk about a revival of the Hong Kong movie industry.

Well here I go with another B industry movie.

It's sad enough to see some badly made films but I don't care if a B industry or C industry produces the film.

I can only just look at the spiral of the "Horror Movie" industry and giggle.

I mean, this is one of the great stories of the twentieth century: an unknown man takes advantage of the unsuspecting airline industry and GETS AWAY with millions in ransom without hurting anyone or bungling the attempt.

(And I'm not talking about a fence or anything, just ONE LITTLE POLE) This movie shows the decay of films and the film industry to cheap gags and dull, unrealistic action, which this movie provides in huge quantities.

If there's any justice in the film industry, one of the main actors will be there to rent it to you.

Chris Kattan is a great sketch actor on Saturday Night Live...but he should probably leave the movie industry alone unless he gets some sort of creative control.

I am all for the idea of non-professionals working on a horror movie as a way to maybe break into the industry or just making a movie because they want to make one.

I suppose it's one of those films that is intensely intelligent...so intelligent that I think you need to be well versed in the oil industry and a politically brilliant mind.

I want to state first that I am a Christian (and that I do work in the film and TV industry) so I understand what it is like to work on a feature length film so props to the filmmakers in that regard.

For an industry that's so liberal, we get to see another Woody Allen movie, no blacks please!

If my memory is correct, when this movie was released it came across as something of a comedy - a funny look at the adult entertainment industry.

Oh dear... as an Englishman, and a small part Welsh, a fan of Anthony Hopkins' work in the industry..... to date, I am truly disappointed.

Please don't waste your time on a film with such a disregard to the horror that real women experienced at the hands of this doctor who has now been glorified by the film industry.

John Miles, who had a rather thin resume in the industry, grins and guffaws throughout, and everyone else acts with the same verve as characters in a government-made filmstrip about driver safety.

Everyone in this movie looks like a porn industry drop out.

Secondly, why would a genie want to pursue a career in the music industry when, even though he has magical powers, he sucks horribly at making music?

I was expecting a documentary that focused on the tobacco industry in North Carolina.

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