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the usual disclaimer - I do not give 1 star ratings to movies which are harmless, bad, low budget and silly, although they may deserve it.
Do you understand that there are lower ratings for a reason?
Its the most absurd thing on television and i still don't know how it pulls in the ratings.
The plan was for there to be another obviously if ratings had been higher, but it was a boring show that way too long, and annoyed people by not ending when it said it would, so they never made any more.
I'd like to believe that most people would agree with that statement, but seeing as "Inglourious(sic) Basterds(sic)" has an 8.5/10 from over 100,000 ratings, it doesn't seem like the general movie-going public has any sense.
The reviews I've written thus far have been for films that I love, respect, and admire, and I have eagerly rewarded them with glowing accolades and perfect-ten ratings.
The appropriately named Mr.Low directed this, hoping, I imagine, to get better ratings than his previous, more to the point, but deadly boring documentary on Kurosawa.
Several other titles were released in the same series, like "The Black Six", "The Black Gestapo" and "The Black Godfather" and judging by all their low ratings and negative reviews none of these belong to the elite of the 70's Blaxploitation hype, neither.
Looking at these reviews and seeing all these high ratings leave me to believe that large amounts of red corn syrup will please just about any brain dead idiot.
From reading some of the other reviews and the ratings, I would venture to say that this is true.
Everybody knows of Motion Picture Association of America's ratings: G, PG, PG-13, R, and NC-17.
I have no respect for IMDb ratings anymore.
And all those responsible get carried away with joy for the brilliant ratings.
I strongly suggest IMDb to re-visit their weighting formula for establishing ratings, since an 8.8 rating for this piece of fecal matter is absurd!
I can't believe people are giving it the high ratings I've read here.
Its not worth mentioning the title, but the ratings on this movie are pretty generous for a vomit scum movie like this.
So I check out what other people have to say and feel a bit like Jim, out on a limb, alienated, as page after page of multiple star ratings and plaudits leave me doubting my critical faculties.
I have to say that this film was excellently produced and tops the ratings as a typical sci fi film!
I can see that the ratings for this film aren't all that high for this film, so I must be in the minority for liking this film so much.
To my chagrin, I found out it had been canceled after a mere 15 episodes, despite its strong ratings and extremely favorable reviews.
At least according to their executives who wisely canceled good shows like Star Trek & My World & Welcome To It because of low ratings.
Like the film or not, judging from the extraordinarily high ratings it gets from the demographic of females under 18, we can know that this movie reveals some important truth about how young women see themselves in the world.
Even 10 yrs later watching the various news networks, I cant help but think of the cynical manipulation that goes on in the name of ratings and the various "show ponies" we all see on TV as depicted in various Frontline episodes.
I was upset to hear that it was canceled, especially because I didn't realize the ratings were so poor.
Before watching the movie i went on to IMDb to see what ratings and comments it received.
I was worried when I noticed the low numbers and the negative ratings.
I thought this movie was pretty good!OK, so maybe it had a few scenes that could make people think of other horror movies, but i have seen a lot more pathetic movies that got much higher ratings than this!
If it were done as a new story, not as a sequel to "Lonesome Dove", there is no question in my mind that it would not have received as many negative ratings.
I am amazed that it had low ratings; because it was in my opinion one of the best reality shows on TV.
Movie ratings were not yet a reality, so any teenager could walk into any movie.
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