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Plus for us french speaker(tough i understand English i prefer to watch movie in my native language) there the usual videoville bad translation.
In fact i would prefer it!
Call me a purist or juvenile...I prefer some in a horror flick if it can't come up with an original plot/premise.
Despite all this, I prefer the Snafu shorts that go for the jugular a little more, usually resulting in the death of the main character.
I prefer the older ones where it was Larry, Curly and Moe, although Shemp gets credit for most of the funny scenes in Sing a Song of Six Pants, another Stooges short which is only moderately amusing but far superior to Brideless Groom.
I'd much prefer being locked into solitary confinement, or having to watch paint dry on a wall, though.
I prefer mainstream films not those that require translation or elucidation.
I immensely prefer "In Old Chicago" as far as old time disaster spectaculars go.
I would much prefer to see Mexicans perform there own ideas and like to see there own culture, and the way they do it, instead of copying ideas from The Godfather trilogy.
Look for Charles Coburn (Monkey Business, Gentlemen prefer Blondes) as the stuffy, commanding, newspaper boss.
If some viewers prefer Notting Hill or You've got Mail that's their mistake.
In conclusion, even if the movie is good, I still prefer the animated movie, wich is in my opinion, far better.
I still highly prefer and recommend Mizoguchi's 'realistic, 'contemprary' films of 1936: 'Osaka Elegy' and 'Sisters of the Gion', as well as his late masterpieces, in which he showed more restraint and subtlety: 'Ugetsu', 'Sansho Dayu', and 'The Life of Oharu'.
it would be a shame if one has yet to watch speed racer, be it dubbed or subbed (i prefer the dubbed version (which is rare) because it was funny...in a good way).
I prefer this kind of an ending because it makes you think more about the characters and what may happen next and the conclusions are not just laid out for you.
I don't wish to remember how the third movie ended, I prefer to live with the thoughts of the ending in the second movie.
I prefer the British version, with the sterner nanny approach.
I have read Conrad's novel, and I must say, even though I prefer the novel itself, the movie was a great depiction.
Most people prefer cruises and traveling through Europe than spending the summer in the Catskills.
Its not the kind of movie I would prefer to see, but it really wasn't that bad.
The uniforms give the 1995 version a lot of zing, and I prefer it, but I doubt it is accurate historically that these officers wore their uniforms so frequently.
And yet while I might still prefer De Sica's film if it came down to deciding between the two it's so close because it is, no pun intended, like choosing between two children.
Call me old fashioned but I prefer movies like this to garbage like Die Hard 4 which hold up the box office and get critical acclaim just because you have some old guy saving America.
I never worry about what other people think I prefer to make my own mind up and entirely disagree with the negative comments and will not let others spoil my enjoyment of the film whatsoever.
Basically I think this film is for me what Reservoir Dogs was for many people - a cult classic - although I prefer to compare it with Pulp Fiction.
Great heist/gangster movie, but I prefer J.-P.
In this film I prefer Deacon Frost.
As most film viewers today prefer sound features, those who were associated with short subjects and silents are left out to pasture.
FC is a better movie, but I prefer watching this one because 1) I think Scheider is great and this is his best movie, and 2) this has the best car chase EVER, one that makes Bullitt look like a cable production (thanks again to Bill Hickman, who actually plays the driver).
Personally, I prefer the latter, I live real life and watch the news with all it's doom and gloom, and so would much rather be entertained by my movies, and see the bad guys get their just rewards.
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