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Because of this, a while back I reviewed all the original Star Trek episodes (the good and the bad) because the overall ratings and reviews were just too positive.
I guess they must have agreed with the others who have reviewed this film.
Imagine a pro-nazi film being reviewed strictly on film merit.
The fact that I am writing this review feels like an insult to my fingers, this film should be thrown in to the dustbin rather than be reviewed.
I gotta go with my boy Allen (who also reviewed this film)...ZOMBIE GANGBANGERS (as my copy is entitled - guess they left out the "NINJA" part after realizing there isn't a single "ninja" nor reference to ninjas anywhere in the whole f!cking film...) is a total wasted of time.
Reviewed in Edinburgh.
The critic who reviewed this film for this site challenged anyone with an IQ over their shoe size to find this film funny, well my IQ is approx:135...I challenge this person to question me and then eat his own words!
I reviewed the film Shaft this past summer and in it I said that Shaft was an okay film that I have seen a thousand times before.
This is one of the few movies of this type I have reviewed, and enjoyed.
At this time (4/28/02) only two have reviewed it.
With the title of "Inhyeongsa" in Asia, this movie struck me immediately when I saw it reviewed online, with images that made me think of Puppet Master, Childs Play and other toy/doll based horror flicks in the past.
I've reviewed many and have a few more to discuss.
In comparison, it really upsets the proverbial apple cart to see recent films, such as "Oceans Eleven (remake)", reviewed in such high regard-especially in Europe.
Having reviewed 3 of the 4 Perry and Croft sitcoms, I thought I would get them all done now.
A precursor to "Citizen Kane" in its analysis of the life of a just deceased tycoon, here reviewed by his faithful secretary in a series of interlocking flashbacks.
I can still remember what made me watch it when it was first run: Rex Reed reviewed it in The New York Daily News, and he said that it was like a throwback to the great Hollywood films of the forties, and had it been made then, the Hackett and Grimes parts would have been played by Stanwyck and Crawford.
When commenting on this film, one must realise that it is based on a true story, and must therefore be reviewed for the quality and accuracy of it's portrayal of the events, as well as its entertainment value.
When I reviewed the video for a local magazine, I called it "the greatest achievement in the history of the American cinema."
Though I saw this movie about 4 years ago long before I started commenting on IMDb, I decided to review it now which is unusual for me since before now I often reviewed something just after seeing it.
Someone reviewed this movie as a "waste of time" because he/she was expecting the "beautiful scenery of Brazil and Portugal" but then everything looked "washed out" or gloomy, or something to that effect.
I am one of the biggest fans of silent comedians and have probably reviewed more Buster Keaton films for IMDb than any other person.
Every film he made from the beginning of his career to the early 30s with only two exceptions have I reviewed, so you can tell I am a major fan.
Like some of the other folks who have reviewed this film, I was also waxing nostalgic about it...before I had the misfortune to actually watch it again.
Somehow our hero's work is reviewed side by side with the villan's absurdist sculpture.
It seems that several of the people who have reviewed this movie only watched it in the first place because it was filmed near where they live.
It is sad to see this film reviewed as a comedy as that makes it not only a bad attempt at a horror film but as a comedy as well.
I just recently reviewed Baby Face Nelson.
Lots of folks reviewed this movie without checking the bona fides of the filmmakers.
It's somewhat telling that most of the great reviews for the film on IMDb all come from people who have only reviewed one film in their entire IMDb career and yes you've guessed it, that film is "Parasomnia".
You may want to know up front that I am not a Mormon, unlike a good number of those who have already reviewed this film.
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