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Mr. Block's thoughts, opinions and disclosure are rarely seen these days and are incredibly well displayed here.
Alexandre's affected and pretentious monologues have a kind of amusement value, of course, but the amusement wears thin as one comes more and more clearly to realize that Jean-Pierre Léaud is most likely not even acting and that, with absurd remarks like "un homme beau comme un film de Nicholas Ray", he really was just reproducing word-for-word opinions that were accepted as authentic and profound by the milieu in which he, along with the director Eustache, had been living for about ten years by the time of the making of the film.
A plot that fizzled and reeked of irreconcilable differences in opinions constituted a judgmental havoc with one side pro-life and the other a destroyer of a demon's seed.
I am the guy who usually keeps opinions to himself, but I just got back from this movie, and felt I had to express my opinions.
A lot of other reviewers here, including many whose opinions I respect, hold this slice of European sleaze horror in high regard.
The interviews show us the comatose subject (Kirshner) as different as the opinions of the subjects being interviewed.
Siskel & Ebert were terrific on this show whether you agreed with them or not because of the genuine conflict their separate professional opinions generated.
One of the previous reviewers wrote that there appeared to be no middle ground for opinions of Love Story; one loved it or hated it.
But there seems to be a remarkable distribution of opinions throughout the scale of 1 to 10.
My first opinions on this movie were of course bad.I was expecting a horrible, crappy acting, bad entertainment, ridiculous special effects movie.What I got was actually not that bad.The special effects were absolutely horrible, but I found the movie itself quite interesting, and the script was actually pretty good and decent.The acting wasn't THAT bad, and overall I had fun watching this movie.It's still a pretty bad film, but it's not completely worthless like I thought it was going to be, and I'm pleased to know that this movie managed to wow me, even when it wasn't that good.Overall, it's a film that should be avoided, but to me it wasn't as bad as I was expecting it to be.
I don't like to write nasty reviews or criticise other people's opinions but I think it's only fair to warn anybody out there who may be debating whether or not to see this movie.
Okay, I've watched this movie twice now, I have researched it heavily on the net, I have asked several people on there opinions.
What Fate had in store was an episode of this show, an episode about which I remember very little except that I had once again made a very broad, general sweeping blanket judgment based on zero objective or experiential evidence with nothing whatsoever to back my opinions up with, and once again I was completely right!
I had not seen the movie trailer when I went to see the movie, instead I based my judgments on a friend's opinions.
I never go by other people's opinions, so I wasted seven dollars for this crap movie.
Normally I'm very open-minded to varying opinions about any film, but this is the sole exception.
I'm not usually picky about movies and I usually don't feel the need to display my opinions about movies, but I had to warn everyone not to watch it.
If you want to see a movie where terrorists are kinda good guys, American CIA bombs everything that doesn't agree with our opinions, all capitalists are corrupt, and you like to see anything resembling a storyboard advancement accompanied by a death, have at.
I believe in Jesus Christ but I'm opened for any kind of views or opinions.
I read the half dozen other user comments on this board and it seems as though the opinions vary greatly.
It did serve its purpose, at least until we were old enough and knowledgeable enough to analyze and create our own opinions.
The adult characters all seem familiar, my teachers, my bus driver, each one of their opinions so plausible and well known.
It is a reported story, many things are known because friends and parents talk about that, and their opinion is central, the opinions create the story and destroy it.
This movie captures the absurd essence of an overbearing American patriot actor -- one that believes his work (and politics) are as crucial to the American people as the opinions of the President himself.
Since then I have devoured many books and seen many television series about the World War Two era, with mixed opinions.
I never trust the opinions of anyone regarding a film.
The contradictory opinions about the film that have appeared in these 65 years seem to have been caused by the content of the movie itself, exceptionally controversial for modern times as well as the past.
These women had everything; beauty, talent, intelligence, firm belief in their opinions and actions.
I always find it intriguing to get views and opinions from a different generation on movies, especially as I'm such a cynic myself.
Jeffs views and opinions differ greatly from Joseph Smith and the LDS Church and it is seen in this movie.
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