Loved in sentence

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I loved John Travis from Omega Cop and stayed up all night working out how the Death Machines checked in at the airport if they can't speak, probably had to shake/nod at the security questions.

I looked forward to watching this film since I loved the David Lynch version.

I don't know much else to say except the audience I saw it with absolutely loved it.. so maybe it's just me.

I also loved the costumes and artwork, the circus and ethereal feel to the film was sublime.

For reference, I loved The Grudge 1 and 2, Black Sheep, Planet Terror, Texas Chaisaw Massacre The Beginning, The Others, The Ring, Jason X, Slither, Planet Terror, and really hated The Ring 2, Texas Chainsaw Massacre(re-make)Wolf Creek, The Hills Have Eyes(re-make)Hostel 1 and 2, and this movie.

I loved the original, I watch it every year.

I have to admit I loved the ending.

I loved many parts of the movie and then there were parts that should have been cut out.

It takes the form of a ghostly dead-ringer for the girl they all loved (Alice Krige) but whom they were forced to dispose of after an unfortunate incident when she humiliated their egos!

I loved it when the Fonz would beat up on poor Ralph Malph.

I loved watching this film because it felt so good when it was over.

OK, about 11 years ago the awesome, funny movie, "The Mask", came out and everyone loved it and now, 11 years later the mask is brought back in this awesome movie right?

You can either say to yourself a) "Let's make a movie that kids today will love!" or b) "Let's make a movie that I would have loved when I was a kid!"

A small minority of you really loved the movie... can't say you' re wrong.

If you loved the book Scarlett, don't watch this movie hoping to see it played out on the screen.

I watched five episodes of this abomination, and the only person that came close to an actual teacher was the old guy that sort of loved and hated his job.

I loved how every episode consisted of the two idiots (one who got laid and the other who didn't) getting into some form of zany trouble that indirectly involved their students.

I loved how almost all the teachers on this show were very young, but I ask you to think back to your high school days and remember the teachers that you had . . .

don't get me wrong, I thought the blade movies was awesome, and loved the underworld movies, but this characters aren't close.

But I loved both shows and watched them religiously until they ended in 1990.

It has none of the depth of, say, Aldomovar's Talk to Her, which I loved.

so heres how it goes, some one loses their loved one, goes to the witch in the woods, gets her to raise pumpkin head and have it murder everyone responsible.

I went to see the movie because my boyfriend was raving about how much he wanted to see it, and how his friends had already been and loved it.

We're given no real depth aside from 'she had someone she loved, he died, the police don't pursue it, she gets a gun, yada-yada-yada, she gets somewhat but not really involved with the lead detective' into the character, and so were left with something leftover from past movies: the vigilante code of justice, where taking the power in one's own hands is all there is.

We both loved The Matrix and we both love filmmaking so we wanted to see what was going on behind the scenes of The Matrix.

I loved her in "My Name Is Julia Ross."

I have seen a couple of the Japanese horror films, Ringu and Juon, and loved them; but this movie was a disappointment.

This adorable dog (called various names during the film) is seemingly loved by the whole town...but he's alone.

The problem that the main character has with her mother is unbelievably topical as is the alienation and uncomprehension felt by Walter (I don't mean the frustration of a lover which is not loved back in the same way, which is understandable; I mean that he looks upon her as if she were crazy, or as if he was a monk, come on!).

Let me start off by saying that I loved the original Grudge.

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