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But it was a chance for me to introduce readers to a lot of crazy undersea characters.

What I'm trying to tell readers is that plastic doesn't really go away; it just continues to wash downstream.

You really don't have to worry about the audience suspending its sense of disbelief because, if you start with a talking shark, readers pretty much check their disbelief at the door.

I read a lot of high hopes from readers of the book that this would be a faithful adaptation of Nora Roberts' story.

In case you dear readers never heard, this movie was the main inspiration for last year's Samuel L. Jackson-Eugene Levy clunker The Man.

The story is convoluted, it is not complex or clever and it does not have intelligent twists and turns, it is just a complete mess that spills out in multiple directions with the hope that the audience will think it is cool and intelligent (Hello magazine readers).

Readers beware.

What caught my attention was the proud proclamation advising all readers that the movie, although itself French, had been "Banned in France".

I'm sure somewhere there is an audience for "Tank Girl', but it is extremely small, perhaps punk comic book readers.

The story overall, though quite graphic, is actually decent and reasonably interesting to readers.

I was relieved to know that IMDb readers rated it so low.

The only readers who seem to be aware of what a catalogue of clichés it is are those who, like me, live in the north-east and know at first hand what the area is like.

But the film never makes a case that this has resulted in the loss of any good wine or exploitation of any person or culture other than naive Wine Spectator readers with lots of cash.

I loved the way the book and movie wrapped up the story of Gon With the Wind, because after reading it I felt a surge of disappointment because it just stopped and left the readers to wonder what happened.

And be not afraid, dear readers, it is not a depressing film.

My taste in films continues to astound me and probably infuriate readers of my reviews but to each their own and I have a weak spot for crazy horror, slasher flicks and See No Evil happens to be exactly that and more!!

All I knew upon entering the theater is that it was a documentary about a long married couple and that IMDb readers gave it a 7.8, Rotten Tomatoes users ranked it at 7.9 and the critics averaged an amazing 8.2!

As I peruse through the hundreds of comments that loyal readers of the IMDB have posted on this film, I find it very interesting how few ,"middle of the road" comments there are.

Dear Readers, 2001: A Space Odyssey is Kubrick at his best...although I really can't say that as Space Odyssey is his only film I've ever watched.

But we the readers were not in a position to solve the mystery along with them.

but overall a good movie to see for those of u who are not readers.

but the readers- the novel would be a better experience,so if at all u want to see the movie, read the novel first and then compare it to the movie.

I do not know why some readers compares this movie with the masterpiece 'An American Werewolf in London'.

However, I think it will bring many readers to the book.

One of the best scenes, and actually most insightful, is the interview with Claude Bessy of Catholic Discipline, or 'Kick-Boy' as he was known to Slash magazine readers.

Hope this comment was very useful to any IMDb readers.

For readers who have already seen one of Miyazaki's films: he is still in top form and made another worthwhile experience.

Here is a little mind game for the readers.

Emma is my favourite Jane Austen novel - Emma is well-meaning despite her flaws, so readers can forgive and love her, and the relationship she has with Mr Knightley, which is warm, familiar, respectful but playful, generating that warm, fuzzy, romantic excitement.

Somewhere in his non-fiction book DANSE MACABRE, Stephen King suggests that one secret of writing scary stories is to avoid showing your readers exactly what horrible thing is waiting behind the door to get them.

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