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But it in no way romanticizes the aforementioned three points.
this was the worst movie ever....i can't believe i paid to see it... this movie tricked you into see it by claiming "based on a true story of a serial killer still at large" please...very very mad...i really would like to beg people to not see that movie...they'll thank me when they see it on tbs in a couple of years or something...and one more thing why did the black guy die??? a black guy always dies!! and since the movie started i knew he was going to die..and what was that whole slavery was a good thing?? idk.. i just think this movie didn't have any high points at all.
The contestants too just seem like really nice and entertaining people (although some of them are a bit dorky, or obviously trying to score some acting points on their resumes, and half of them probably wouldn't make the cut for narcissistic reality shows like A. Idol or Real World).
While they spend great chunks of time rehashing plot points from the first movie, don't pay too much attention because they alter details at will; for instance, Julie Andelman is nowhere to be seen in spite of part one's tease ending.
Consider just three points: (a) Medieval churches at the centre of English villages are Anglican, not Roman Catholic, (b) How come the village only has 15 inhabitants?
It was very funny yet it was also a strong story showing Bambi getting to know his father, very emotional at some points!
I've often wished that the British would add subtitles at some points so that I'd know what's being said.
I remembered the main points though, the little boy who lived with his mother, nursing a homeless cat back to health in an abandoned building before and after school, the tragedy that happens, the saddest moment on TV since the Martins forced Timmy to give up Lassie to move to Australia in "Timmy and Lassie", (both of these tug at the heart strings and bring a tear to the eye) and the 'turn around' happy ending.
I lost some serious IQ points watching this. the acting was bad. the plot was non existent.
Though the storyline was slow at some points the dancing at the end with Patrick Swayze and his wife was just amazing.
The plot, one of the only good points in this film, besides the laughable bad acting, is very interesting and it is good for the sequel (one of my favorite movies) Army of Darkness.
At first I found some of the weak points to be frustrating, but then the whole thing quickly became laughable.
Beyond the political talking points (which are engaging and amusing in and of themselves), the film points to what it means to have the allowance of marriage as a "goal" or "purpose" in a relationship at all ... and how that resonates in a person's life.
As stupid and gross as it was I did snicker at a few of the jokes so it gets a couple of points for that.
This Mexican zombie film, which consists of chaotic elements of Halloween, the Evil Dead and Death Screams, is so multifariously bad that I can write about only three major points.
The only good points, the cinematography and, best of all, it's only an hour and a half..
....Maybe.. Frank Whaley is hilarious as the inept but good hearted Jim Dodge,delusional liar and big dreamer.Jennifer Connelly is absolutely beautiful as the rich,understood Josie McClellan.John Hughes is brilliant once again,and this smart quirky story shows he truly understands what it was like to be young.Those who were in their twenties in the nineties will laugh their head off ( as well as wish they were and were not Jim Dodge at different points in the movie.
The movie has two weak points.
Amongst the points I learned, marijuana is a dangerous narcotic (actually narcotics are specific type of drug that includes opiates...oh well).
It uses almost the same script from the first film, and not really any points for originality.
No matter, the points are made and in contrast to most documentaries, Mr. Devlin does not attempt to force his views on us.
It makes no coherent points.
Last Stepmother points the wand at Anastasia.
I can only sum up two points: it is an excellent yet easy-going overview of recent Italian history, and a truly moving, in an unbanal and unstereotypical, unpopcorny way, movie about the value of friendship, closeness, family.
Henry Fonda is stalwart, as usual, but the surroundings have no atmosphere and Burt Kennedy's direction has absolutely no artistry (he points the camera and shoots).
But, I did find the movie rather disturbing at some points, with the violence and rapes.
Agneiska Holland does a great job at bringing out all the subtle little points and details in the story and great performances from her young cast, particularly from Kate Maberly as Mary.
The points they make in this movie are equal to a high-school student's project, & the grade wouldn't be above a C. Anyone who likes this movie is either a Bush supporter and/or someone who has issues with Michael Moore's character.
So many bad points that I can't remember them all.
If you understand those two points, then you already know everything The Basketball Diaries is trying to tell you.
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