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This sequel is made simply for kids who enjoy professional wrestling.
The movie portrays similar qualitys First of all the movie starts off with this team that apparently is trying to shoot this "Phantom" guy or whatever, they appear to be a professional team and wear jerseys and shoot mags, autocockers.
Too much sex and it will turn into a prototypical porno, and not even with much production quality in comparison with most professional porno movies!
Through all the ups and downs of her professional and family life she remembers him as her true love.
The story and acting may have been able to be forgiven however, if anyone had taken the time to make the video look somewhat professional.
The major fault in this film is that it is impossible to believe any of these people would ever be cast in a professional production of Macbeth.
Her acting is far from flawless and personally I think she has crossed boundary of professional decency; relating to the way she exposes herself in this movie.
Comedy Central has had success with original programming using professional comics.
The Chapelle Show, Mind of Mencia, The Daily Show and the hugely popular Colbert Report all star professional comics and all are, or in the case of Chapelle Show, were, solid shows.
Siskel & Ebert were terrific on this show whether you agreed with them or not because of the genuine conflict their separate professional opinions generated.
Some of the editing is fairly high quality and the work of an veteran professional, the dialogue however is clunky and artificial, having little bearing on 'real' conversations at all seemingly.
This movie has successfully proved what we all already know, that professional basket-ball players suck at everything besides playing basket-ball.
In the last 10 years I have worked in 3 different indie professional wrestling organizations, managed many pro wrestlers (including 2 Backyard Wrestling stars), worked on 2 different wrestling TV programs and did voice-overs and commentary for many wrestling DVD's.
An executive, very successful in his professional life but very unable in his familiar life, meets a boy with down syndrome, escaped from a residence .
I guess I can also see how the professional critics liked the aesthetic content of the story.
He should have eaten humble pie (if not for his own sake then for the men who died in Kargil), hired one of these brilliant Bollywood directors, hired a real scriptwriter, hired a real editor, hired a musician that wasn't related to him in some way (and who seemed to have listened to some bad version of "Apocalypse Now" on some cheap Indian drug), hired a real professional crew, thrown away all the fireworks and told a real story.
In short: a hep young urban professional (possibly the most loathesome screen character ever) somehow seduces a nubile Asian-American associate into camping in the woods with him.
But one thing that deserves appreciation is the acting by these professional actors, they've done their part of the movie very well.
I am not an expert in professional reviews, but I have definitely something to say about this one.
Sadly, it was made by a very experienced film maker and these were, apparently, professional actors--making this a very, very sad film.
I won't get into specifics, as I don't want to write a spoiler, but the idea of grown, professional, British men getting into near death scraps every weekend is, well... funny.
Or: "our relationship is not only professional, it's private as well.
Cesar Romero gives his usual professional performance, chewing up the scenery since no one else was doing his part, in the type of producer role essayed frequently by Walter Abel and Adolph Menjou.
I usually try to be professional and constructive when I criticize movies, but my GOD!!!
Jodie Foster in her first "grown-up" role turns in her usual professional performance but that is no excuse for this boring mess.
Dissapointing action movie with an interesting premise: a young Mafia would-to-be killer (Chandler) must demonstrate to his boss that he is a good man for the service so he goes to California to take some lessons with a very known professional killer (Beluschi).
She's supposed to go from uptight, cool, controlled professional to calculating, wicked fast lady having fun, as shown by the change from beige trouser suit (which she seems to wear for three days straight, including underwear) to floppy floral sundress.
Bold attempts are made to fill the gap with professional wrestler Bill Goldberg and martial arts expert Michael Jai White.
I have yet to read a negative professional review of this movie.
Unfortunately nowadays we do not have a quality movies, our directors shooting movies on the french and Japanese financial support, and thus movies are not for the public but for the authors professional critics, some of them take a price on international author movie festivals but there a very few of them become a business asset products...
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