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And by that I don't mean "sick and angry" about "the human condition" or anything so general and profound as that, because that is exactly the line that most critics have adopted in their fulsome praise of the film - "an ordeal to watch in its ruthless dissection of our emotional cowardice and cruelty" and so on - and, if it really managed to put across a universally or even broadly relevant message of this sort, then the director would have good reason to be satisfied with himself, however pessimistic his conclusions may be.
Apparently none of the previous reviewers,most of whom praise the film for its accuracy, have actually read a biography of Louis Pasteur.The most glaring inaccuracy is in the relationship between Pasteur and Napoleon III.Back in the 1930's the latter was invariably shown in a bad light.While far from an admirable character-he was an inept politician and a self-appointed "military genius" who allowed France to be dragged into a disastrous war,he was not the stupid reactionary depicted here.
I'm a big mark for the music of Neil Young, and with that and the glowing praise the film received in many alt-indie press circles, hit the first showing of Greendale I could find.
It's hard to praise this film much.
Hearing such praise about this play, I decided to watch it when I stumbled across it on cable.
And, yes, that's faint praise indeed.
Right, that's enough faint praise.
That, I suppose, in the context of a commercial Hollywood film is just about tolerable, but what's with all the praise for Russell Crowe's performance?
A friend lent me this movie and I watched with an open mind mainly because he had such high praise for the story.
Is it worthy of the two discs worth of praise?
Praise for the film was absolutely nonexistent, even from the people involved in making it.
While every now and then one will come across some maverick who will praise the film on philosophical grounds (aggressive feminism or the courage to tackle the issue of transgenderism), the film has not developed a cult following like some notorious flops do.
I can't help but laugh at the people who praise this show as heartwarming and tear-jerking.
Several of the reviews I've read showered praise on the work of director Steven Soderbergh while ignoring the actors almost completely.
I don't understand why people would praise this garbage.
The film is so outrageous it garnered some critical praise and established a small cult following.
While all of these reasons may appear to be somewhat negative, I find that writing a review that lavishes nothing but praise and statements such as, "This is one of the best films of all time!", does nothing to enlighten a potential viewer on its merits and downsides, nor does it often give reasoning as to why a movie is so good, which should be the point of the review in the first place.
Even the half-hearted praise than surrounds his Camp Blood films is given grudgingly and I'm as guilty of this as anyone.
I realize that some people out there feel the need to praise him, because he's Black and trying to portray a positive image about the culture.
Al Gore certainly presents his case very well and it is no wonder that this movie got the praise that it got.
I love to praise a great movie and I'm not biased toward "male" movies.
I do not believe all the praise for this movie.
I am amazed at the amount of praise that is heaped on this movie by other commentators.
She have developed and have become a jungle girl so sexy I tend to forget about criticism and sing her praise instead.
I first saw the trailer for Frailty on Yahoo Movies way back in the day, after hearing Stephen King praise it to high heaven.
There is so much of worth in this movie that it is hard to know where to begin with praise.
That her performance stands out in the excellent cast is praise indeed.
I can only echo the praise of the other reviews here.
All of this is high praise for a good slasher film in my book.
But I can't praise this film enough, for its faithfulness to Wells's story!
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