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As a young black girl I got it!!! I've read opinions that criticize the fact that the movie didn't focus on the music or the other artist of the time.
It took some recommendation from friends whose opinions I value highly to overcome those inhibitions and to decide to brave whatever disappointment might come out of this venture.
I trust that most of the people who choose to see this movie will be intelligent enough to form their own opinions, without being influenced by movie reviewers.
I can remember that when it came out, a film magazine reviewed it twice, feeling that it had to do so, since its two reviewers had such contrasting opinions.
Maybe ask a few others for opinions, you know? - After six weeks of evacuations, there are still people waiting at the airport when the big day comes.
Anyone who knows my opinions knows exactly what I think of Herschell Lewis's films in general.
The Marine is just a silly film by WWE simply to entertain it's fan base and further it's empire.For one to judge The Marine you need to take into account that this film was intended to entertain action fans with a no brainer,cheesy,action,popcorn flick and as a popcorn flick The Marine succeeds.John Cena is actually a good actor and he played his invincible,heroic,one man strike force character to perfection as did Robert Patrick with his absolutely hilarious character.The Marine has the most unbelievable stunts and at some times they are almost unbearably bad.The fight sequences are great,very intense,very hardcore, but the explosions and special effects are brutally unrealistic and cheesy.The film also has some of the most annoying,campy,corny, dialog ever captured on film.It's so bad you feel like you're re-watching 1997's Batman and Robin.As a follower of pro wrestling I'm aware that John Cena currently has a love/hate relationship with WWE fans.Females and Adolescents love Cena while Males hate him.My guess is that The Marine was made in order to change male fans opinions by making an action film that generally appeals to them.However judging by the overall IMDb rating WWE failed to do so.I wouldn't necessarily say THe Marine is a bad film but it is incomparable and can't compete with mainstream action films like The Transporter,Crank,or District B13 however if you enjoy direct to DVD action flicks that have a thin storyline but some great action scenes like Special Forces or Belly Of The Beast than The Marine is more suited to you.It's definitely not the worst film ever made and I think for the most part it's because it doesn't take itself seriously and admits it's a popcorn flick.Overall The Marine is just silly action much like wrestling and much like wrestling the characters are whacky and at times unbelievable.
Unfortunately, what they do present are opinions, ones that are sometimes based on the truth, and sometimes aren't.
I know that viewers from the UK and USA have different opinions of this film.
Unlike many opinions in the past, I adore the comic interaction between Chris Farley and Matthew Perry.
I have read with amusement the comments of many viewers who have utterly trashed this movie; well, they are entitled to their opinions, and they may have them.
I would also recommend seeing it with a group of people, because it's very interesting to gauge everyone's different reaction right after viewing the film, there's sure to be opinions ranging from emphatic agreement to stern disapproval, but that's what's great about it.
"Symptoms" appeared in 1976 in british theaters and received cool opinions, specially in "Monthly Film Bulletin" and other prestigious movie magazines in United Kingdom.
I heard no buzz, had no opinions.
I find it ironic that many of the comments being circulated from outside (rather luckily, I'd say) the hornet's nest of U.S. news media are doling out the most thoughtful and reasonable opinions on why "Black Hawk Down" is such a rank slice of flag-waving propaganda.
What makes football great is that it is a game of opinions.
As everyone who's seen it is aware, the film's attitude toward Gays is utterly vile, but it is in keeping with opinions of the time-- it wasn't that long ago that the American Psychological Association decided that homosexuality isn't a mental illness (it is truly hilarious that the narrator labels it "contagious.")
There are different opinions, after all.
Opinions contrary to widely held perceptions are always met with resistance.
People may think that all the negative opinions may not reflect the truth or not objective.
I recommend this film to teenagers because there is a lot of different opinions on gay people and it really does make you look at it from a completely different angle.
It's not a very good film but I am pretty sure what you think of it is going to be greatly influenced by your opinions about the morality of an abortion.
It had all the great musicians, that had an impact on the music industry, expressing their opinions on how the music has changed.
The opinions all seem to stay the same, in thinking that music has lost its flare.. but seeing all those big names from back in the 60's, 70's and 80's to now, makes it all worth it.
At the end of this film you will be at one of two opinions; "must buy the book because the plot is so original and they just ruined it by a bad film" -or- "I never did really understand the '70's!"
Alison Steadman's histrionics and fickle opinions are wonderful as the mom, and remind me very much of an actual relative of mine, while Benjamin Whitrow is a great counterpart as the father who is outwardly usually calm and peaceful, yet always able to rile up his wife.
As much as one would want to corroborate other people's opinions of less-well-known films, I cannot recommend William Castle's "Project X".
Lampanelli does have a gift for spouting out crass opinions in a deadpan style that keeps building one shock on top of another until you can't help laughing.
It is characterized by the rule of law; respect for human rights, minorities, and minority opinions; the division of powers; and a market economy.
Opinions may differ on where the dividing line between competition and cooperation should be drawn.
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