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I just was hoping for a more historical and serious film, but who knows, one day they will make it.
Time after time, the clothes come off, the girls are making out, you see a little fur-burger here, a little whisker-biscuit there(just frontal, no open clam), and just when it looks like the chicks are going to get down to some serious munching, it just cuts to some worthless clip of them cuddling after they had "made love", whatever the hell that is.
The film attempts to portray a dark period of English history and this is convincingly portrayed in the atmosphere, costume and make up of the actors but by adopting a light hearted portrayal of a serious character, he manages to balance just the right amount of comic relief.
This movie should actually carry a government health warning! ( This film can cause serious manic depression for the hour and half of your life )
The problem is that there are scenes which are meant to be humorous, not in the laugh out loud way, but in the way that little things can make serious situations amusing, but they do not work.
My high school's ten year reunion is coming up in a few weeks and upon serious introspection, I have to relate my own life this highly entertaining movie.
This movie just falters on so many levels, has some serious plot holes and fails to connect on any level.
The original series was never equaled in any of its worthy successors in making commentary - whether comedic or serious - on its own historical context.
Hilarious film with a darker side that sometimes pokes through, especially in its serious moments.
When a movie tries to get most of its power from a plot twist you've figured out well before halfway , there's a serious problem.
Also, the plotting isn't too serious and Chan's wisecracks to his son seem almost mean-spirited, like Abbott & Costello like, though one can take them with a grain of salt.
What's even funnier is that it may have been a serious attempt at making a decent movie.
Don't watch this movie if you expect a serious film, but, if you have an hour and a half to kill, check it out, at least it will make you laugh.
His character is a one-dimensional, whining, cardboard-cutout wannabe gangsta, and he honestly just does not cut it as Grant, which was a serious detriment to this film, as Grant's was a key role.
McQueen was the typical "good looking" lead while Hoffman was part of the new wave of "serious" actors.
Nobody is that stupid to believe these lame acts are serious.
There is some talent in the mix of stupid acts and serious acts no doubt, but wading through the imbeciles is not my idea of entertainment.
First of all you must be an adult who likes serious drama to watch this film, otherwise, negative comments don't qualify.
He has proved himself in serious roles already, but I think he can be a very refreshing lead in romantic roles.
It is difficult to tell if the people who put this movie together were serious in their intentions or were just trying for an oddball campy look.
Setting up theatre IN THE HOUSE (!), performing some serious kind of operation there(there would be some serious scarring and everything), and then just putting her back to bed and leaving?
The sight gag involving Grant attending a serious music recital, leaning back in a chair, and crashing to the floor was hilarious.
It did occur to me early on that this whole film might be a mis-packaged spoof of all the bad films that went before, but no - they appear to have been serious in their attempt.
Charles Grodin has always been on the border line when it comes to being funny and serious.
Much of his comedy career has been played serious and his dramatic appeal is sometimes hilarious.
It was very fun, but still it had a serious and solid base.
The rest look like they're trying to remake from memory one of Woody Allen's lesser "serious" efforts.
This movie was a serious test of my patience.
But I hate to tell you that there are people in this world who are serious about their art, and aren't just some sort of after-school special stereotype of what someone who is creative should be.
Famed 18th century (castrato) soprano Ferinelli invites a serious biographical study.
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