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But this is basically a movie about family.In an era when a mother can kidnap her own daughter and hold her to ransom and be considered as "socially inept" rather than unfit to live in decent society,and when two "human beings" can beat and kick a baby to death without being charged with murder,"family" may be seen as an old - fashioned,elitist, racist even homophobic concept,but a century ago it was the glue that held society together at all levels.Mr Cribbins' and Miss Sheridan's families are archetypal for the age.Strong and loving,sticking together against outside influences,integral units with a moral certainty mocked in the 21st century.
It can be appreciated on many levels, whether you remember the Odyssey or not.
I've had to replace this movie in my collection at least a half a dozen times, since every time I loan it out to someone I know could appreciate it's artistry on all its levels, my copy fails to come back home to me, lol.
It's a charming "clash of cultures" comedy that takes place on the national, sports, romantic, and professional levels.
I also interpreted that as a statement in support of abortion on some levels.
This movie sucks on so many levels it's pathetic.
While this film certainly does possess the stench of a bad film, it's surprisingly watchable on several levels.
Unfortunately, it falls flat on all levels.
The camera work was poor, the special effects are actually not bad if I am being generous, but overall the story failed to connect on any levels because the actors were as effective as a small lump of badly charred elm.
-- other than That One?) And, for one final annoyance, the soundtrack of the MGM DVD is a mess, with volume levels seemingly randomized.
A nasty, mean-spirited 'comedy', it's inept on so many levels it beggars belief.
Tries to be a Road Trip/American Pie but fails dismally on all levels.
That's why Fisher King was a better film on so many levels and why this just sucks.
However, I was a tad disappointed because although the film was indeed bad, it never approached the levels of awfulness of some of his earlier schlocky movies.
This movie fails on so many levels: editing, writing, photography angles, style, lighting, script - name any aspect of this film - it was BAD - probably the food from the caterer was bad too.
I have seen the show on Broadway 4 times and even auditioned for a touring company of the show once and for someone who pretty much memorized the original production, the 1985 film version is so dreadful on so many levels that I don't even know where to begin.
It carries the appearance of a kids game, but you have to learn how to do tons of intricate moves that require you to twist and turn your hands into all sorts of awkward positions, and you have to search seemingly endless levels for 100 notes, to improve your 'score'!
Is adjustment of the relative sound levels the job of the editor, Julia Wong?
That it resoundingly fails on so many levels, and in such a way to be a career nadir for everyone involved, is really quite extraordinary to watch.
Apart from the main girl (likeable performance from Joanna Canton), the goth girl and a sweet cameo from Adrienne Barbeau pretty much all the characters were excruciatingly unlikeable, festering at the absolute lowest levels of moronic, offensive jockhood.
The film could have used improvements on various levels.
Dr. Marsh(Jon Cypher), someone who Sam has known for quite some time as his physician, is to insert toxic green fluid into their bodies, I'm guessing to increase their levels of flame.
It is incredible in that it succeeds in being terrible on so many levels.
The levels often yo-yo-ed up and down; when the scene cut to a battlefield panorama, the orchestral track would thunder so loudly that I didn't know which would blow out first -- my eardrums or my speakers.
At one point,some kids are wandering thru the deeper levels, exploring.
A misfire on the lowest of levels.
I expected to enjoy a romantic comedy featuring Hip Hop, but was disappointed on many levels.
The only woman in the middle of all these boys toys is soon bumped off, allowing the testosterone to reach dangerous levels and the script to degenerate into a succession of loud noises.
The director seemed to be going for shock value rather the exploring the various levels of why these characters are like this.
Cut fails on most levels.
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