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394 examples of Redeeming in a sentence

Cheap, amateurish, unimaginative, exploitative... but don't think it'll have redeeming amusement value.
The fight sequences are top-notch, Bruce Lee quality, which is the only redeeming factor in this entire pathetic excuse for a motion picture.
The final musical number is the only redeeming part of this film, and even that is botched completely by misguided technical decisions.
Surprisingly enough does movie does have some redeeming quality in it when it moves toward its end.
The main antagonist is one of the only redeeming characters, and he is killed.
Absolutely putrid slasher film has not one redeeming quality.
But there are some redeeming points.
I really can't find a single thing redeeming about this garbage - and I can usually find SOMETHING redeeming in just about ANY film.
Were it not for Jamie Brett Gabel, who is surprisingly effective as Arthur, this movie would have no redeeming qualities at all.
The only redeeming aspects of this "The Untold Story of Freddy Mercury" -- or, uhm, was it "The Untold Story of Princess Diana" are the original concert, video and TV footage -- unabridged Freddy Mercury and Queen.
So, basically, it IS just a low-budget "Hostel" rip-off with the redeeming use of gratuitous sex, almost constant during the first half of the film... Overall, I would say don't bother with this one.
Absolute garbage with no redeeming qualities Maybe it held some fascination in the 3D dept.
The movie really had no redeeming qualities and if this kind of stuff keeps coming out, it will give Hallmark a bad name.
BLOOD CASTLE is one of those trashy European horror films that has almost no redeeming quality except for being thoroughly entertaining, for all the bad reasons.
Many have spoken about it's redeeming quality is how this film portrays such a realistic representation of the effects of drugs and an individual and their subsequent spiral into a self perpetuation state of unfortunate events.
The only redeeming quality of this movie is that it was bad enough to be comedic.
The only redeeming thing I can remember was Corky Pigeon from Silver Spoons, and that wasn't all that great, just someone I recognized.
What were the redeeming qualities?? On top of that, I don't think it could make librarians look any more unglamorous than it did.
There are a couple of redeeming qualities of "Blood Surf" -- the actresses are pretty attractive and Matt Borlenghi gets eaten by the croc towards the end of the movie.
I have to admit, I'm a sucker for just about anything I come across on the Monster HD channel, but the only redeeming feature of this picture would be that truly grotesque makeup job by the legendary Rick Baker.
The only redeeming quality is Bruce Davidson as the father, but that's not nearly enough to save this stinker.
There are some redeeming qualities to this show.
The crime caper films of Quentin Tarantino, for example, are filled with violence, profanity, and other sleaze, but are nonetheless highly watchable because Tarantino does not attempt to pass these films off as socially redeeming works of art.
this may seem like an overly critical rant but i genuinely cannot find a redeeming feature of this film except for perhaps if you take it as pure comedy.
Other than the original idea, this film has absolutely zero redeeming qualities.
The only redeeming quality I could find in this movie was that the artifacts looked authentic enough to pass for medieval or Gothic period pieces.
Well, in that case all you have to do is stay far, far away from "Do You Wanna Know A Secret", as it's just the umpteenth pointless post-"Scream" slasher with absolutely no redeeming value whatsoever.
This one features all the (bad) effect of Prior's cheap-o movies, but is so overtly racist, nasty and unpleasant that it is difficult to give this piece of dreck any redeeming feature.
There is no redeeming character in the film, not one.
J.C.Mac was, I felt, the redeeming feature of this film, true action and grit and (out of the cast) the only real acting.
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