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The one with Jane Seymour and Anthony Andrews i preferred greatly to this.
Errol is funny as the stuffy Lord Epping, but I would have preferred a lot more wit and much less repetition.
I'm sure the director would have preferred to have used footage of some really big crashing waves but the best he could find were a few inches high at some nearby lake, and again using a stationary camera.
I would have preferred if somehow she'd gotten her "come-uppance" and somehow been punished, as I just didn't like her.
None of the other animals in the movie seemed to have gender specific body parts drawn on them and I would have preferred the bulls in this show to at least have the correct ones if they had to be drawn on at all.
Contrary to earlier commentators, I much preferred Dantes Peak amongst the 97 vintage of volcano movies.
The Academy preferred to give the best picture Oscar to "Titanic", a purely commercial and hollow film, and other awards to the overrated "Good Will Hunting" and the irritating "Full Monty".
I might have preferred that the narrator be less "recognizable", but the gravitas lent is pitch perfect.
Daniel Auteuil looks like Napoleon, but I preferred other actors.
I would have preferred that the whole movie focus on John and Carolyn instead of rehashing stuff we already know about John.
In fact, I preferred Perks on film, as he isn't as humorous in the book.
I would have preferred a little more drama!
He preferred his own prison instead of the world on the outside.
I was disappointed by both the Kill Bill films (although i preferred the second) and Death Proof (although it was better in the shorter cut of the double-bill release).
I preferred the book because it got inside the characters minds, you could understand totally where they were coming from and what there role was within the story.
ccmovieman-1 must be, as the reviewer in the New York Times who preferred the Janis Joplin Big Brother and the Holding Company album to the just released Beatles'"White" album was called, either evil or insane.
He returns to his mother, not to be told how much she loves him, or how much she's missed him; but to be told that he is worthless and, even worse, that she would have preferred the man he went with to have come back instead.
They rang louder when a title card referred to America's Civil War as the 'War Between the States' (the circumlocution preferred by die-hard southerners).
he preferred to say "objection" 2 or 3 times during the whole trial - that was it.
Thank God I didn't have to pay money to see it...because that would have really annoyed me!!! Oh, and could I just add, that of the two Wilson brothers, I have always preferred Luke because I think he is a better, more versatile actor...but if he wants to step even further into OWEN's shadow then this is exactly the way to do it...I doubt that he will get many more job offers after this crappy waste of 2 hours!!! and remember, it only got a generous 1/10 because I couldn't select 0!
I preferred the original series.
I would have preferred to have seen a representation of the drama in real time, and with realistic motion of the plane portrayed.
Gagool was cunning and was killed in the cave whereas here she was shown to be a good person who preferred to stay with the new king.
I would have preferred spending a night checking my daughter's hair for head lice than watching this piece of refuse.
I would have preferred to see this on the big screen rather than on tape, but it's worth a look to see just how life was back in the real west.
I actually preferred the cable version better.
I would have preferred to see a real character emerge rather than a non-character.
As a child I preferred the first Care Bear movie since this one seemed so dark.
Gwyneth Paltrow is OK and her English accent is pretty good but again, I preferred Kate Beckinsale's Emma.
--sadly, I note that our Australian friend didn't like the speech and no doubt would have preferred to hear them speaking in Aussie dialect.
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