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Sublime--perfect--profound--a true lesson on the idealized meaning of life.
For new kids who haven't heard of these bands or are just starting one themselves this movie is a true lesson in how to rock.
the lesson of this movie is for the unique person to see,realize,face and make right of the real life situation u see and to make right,or inspire one who can make right of a wrong situation.
Chris is a nice guy, who learns a lesson in life.
Junior high and high school teachers will find "The Cure" an excellent teaching tool, both as a companion to "Huckleberry Finn" or as a stand-alone lesson.
Not out to teach a lesson or anything like that.
So Wendy learns a lesson...blah, blah, blah.
I guess you have to give some points for the sheer courage of writing a musical around a history lesson but how about some decent music?
They're unabashed horn dogs/corn dogs and Mia, who witnesses them on the prowl, decides that they need to be taught a lesson, dammit.
The Power Rangers win, the villain gets mad, they all teach a "valuable" lesson, and the show ends.
The 1966 cartoon is charming, teaching a simple lesson to children using a simple plot.
All of the plot lines generally have a really dumb lesson.
By the end of the movie Myia not only deflowers but give poor innocent and naive Trent a lesson in how to spot a dangerous nut job and keep as far away for him, or her,in order to keep from ending up turning into one.
Wow, not only is this film a "new lesson in real bad taste," but also a lesson in "real bad film making."
I wasn't alive at the time, I didn't live in New York, so I expected more of a history lesson than anything.
If you were to look up the word cliché, it would read "Full House" Every story line has a "life lesson" to be learned at the end.
Someone said earlier that it is a history lesson.
you should see it, it's a real lesson on what people are capable of when they believe they're creative and smart and really aren't.
This film should serve as a lesson to all past, present and future film makers...when you have a film as successful as the original "Corpse Grinders" was you should probably leave sleeping dogs lie and you should definitely not try to revitalize it over twenty years later (unless you have the financial backing to pull of a superior sequel such as Herschel Gordon Lewis did with "Blood Feast 2: All U can Eat") Even if you do decide to do this you should probably spend a little bit more money than you did on the original and for god's sake...NEVER film a movie onto video...why do film makers even attempt to do this when everyone knows the quality is going to turn out hideous...I personally have yet to see one film made in this fashion that's even worth the powder to blow it to hell...if you can't afford to make a sequel that is better than your original film then sell the rights of the film to someone who can...and what was Ted V Mikels thinking about (or smoking) when he wrote this god-awful script?
Heavenly Days commits a serious comedy faux pas: it's desperate to teach us a civics lesson, and it won't stop until we've passed the final exam.
Need a lesson in pure, abject failure?? Look no further than "Wizards of the Lost Kingdom", an abysmal, dirt-poor, disgrace of a flick.
The actress replacing Jean Reno's descendant is to old and learned her lesson in the first film so they add a new girl who is to be married.
Otherwise, the most interesting musical sequences are the opening "Hooray for Hollywood" parade and "Let That Be a Lesson to You" production number at the drive-in restaurant.
A lesson there in when bad films turn good by lightening up.
I do have to agree that it tried to have a good lesson in the story, but overall my recommendation is that no one over 8 watch it, it's just too annoying.
This version is a lesson as to what can go wrong if an adaptation is handled poorly, painful, mind-numbing schlock.
If I wanted a lesson in a-materialism, I would reread Daniel Quinn's Ishmael.
First lesson that some film makers (particularly those inspired by Hollywood) need to know - just 'style' does not sell.
Does she never learn her lesson?
Students of movie making should take this movie as an example for the lesson what not to do in a movie.
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