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This ultra lame attempt to bring a manga to the screen fails in almost every respect & the only fun to be had with it is if you get the newly released US version & watch it with the horribly dubbed English soundtrack, where no attempt whatsoever was made to sync up the hilariously dopey English voices with the mouths of the Chinese actors.
Worth anything, in fact -- even the risk of losing the love and respect of their dearest friends.
I hope If they gone a make a movie of the six million dollar man, they respect the story and the tradition of this character.
I have generally found the performances of Lon Chaney Jr. a little wooden(sometimes a lot wooden),with the exception of "The Wolfman" and "Of Mice and Men".This film is no exception in that respect, but it has other redeeming features.The way Katherine Caldwell(Louise Allbritton) makes the state of being undead seem so seductively appealing is a very interesting aspect of this film.
It beat "Ninja Scroll" in one respect, it has a lot more gore.
I have no idea why he had the nerve to make a laughing matter out of the fact that Sellers is gone and respect his immortal memory little enough to continue the saga.
Although I have a great respect for eye candy where it is used effectively, many of us need only think back to the unending sequence of films from the Confessions, Porky's, Spring Break and similar stables to be thankful that this phase was not prolonged into the nineties.
EGAE probably deserves respect as one of the films which, I assume deliberately, helped the industry to turn their eyes to other things than just candy.
Other than this it would be hard to respect it for very much today, but it is still easy to enjoy it on its own terms as a totally zany romantic comedy with a story in which anything goes.
The movie, The Right Stuff, like the book is more about male behavior among other men such as constant competitiveness, earning respect among peers, showing who's more competent, who "maintains an even strain" in the face of adversity, who has "The Right Stuff".
This one is different in one respect... it didn't copy off other vampire movies, it copied off The Matrix.
He calls the women "ma'am" and you can clearly see his respect for them.
As you also see his respect for the elderly in one moment where he chastises Alan for speaking poorly to Gabby's grandfather.
So she pretends to be a guy, and changes schools, in hopes to get some respect.
It's just plain awful in every respect: story, screenplay, direction, acting, jiggly camera work, annoying score, common sense, etc., etc., etc.
A hopeless film empty of any respect for the dignity of the human being.
This film works on the same pattern without any imagination, without any respect to the viewer and, furthermore, it's very long and boring.
Quite frankly I believe Americans(I being one of them) do not treat the rest of the world with enough respect and we disregard any of their thoughts.
Dogma is a revolution, pure, true, allowing movement and flow, like a mountain river in comparison to a polluted ditch, making it hard to watch our American 100 million dollar movies with any respect.
I respect Christopher Plummer, playing against his typical villainous character, and he is very convincing as a concerned scientist.
When I read posts saying they thought this film wasn't very good but then they found out how low the budget was and now have new respect for the film...I cringe.
While I do have respect for what the creators of this movie accomplished, I still hold stronger feelings towards The Blair Witch Project.
One couldn't imagine happening today what the Shearer character decides with respect to her new lover -- and we're seemingly so much more sophisticated these days.
All I ask as a viewer is that the movie respect its viewers and itself.
At first, Mr. Taylor's confident cockiness rubs everyone the wrong way; but, he earns his comrades' respect, through charm and ability.
But my respect goes to the actors who all did great work here, especially Vanessa Redgrave, and Sharon Stone (what's up with her, are there no roles anymore in Hollywood for her??), who both gave performances that to me were absolutely natural and unforced.
We are a multicultural society now, we have to learn to live and respect one another.
.to not only respect, but love their enemies.
I believe this movie was definitely a chilling reality about the ghetto's pride in respect and power.
There is not one word - not one line - not one shred of respect, admiration, fondness, or friendship between them.
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