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The DVD has some funny moments and some serious moments....if you like music and rap you then you should def like this DVD.
It is very interesting to learn about this serious illness.
it is either overlooked and many times it goes untreated until ther is a serious accident that could lead to injury, suicide or many other tragic accidents.
If you're into cheesy horror films because you're bored and you need a good laugh, this would give Troll 2 serious competition.
It's a great drama/comedy that is funny and serious in the right spots.
The script is too implausible & idiotic for words, but everyone involved takes it very serious, like it's the most essentially moralistic nature-versus-humans movie ever made.
It's very serious and awkward.
After several serious offenses against him, he decided to show his real face and started a fight against Mr Tanner and his gang.
Jennifer (Meet Joe Black's Claire Forlani) is quick, witty, ironic, literary and independent, and Ryan (I Know What You Did Last Summer's Freddie Prinze Jr.) is deliberate, literal, serious and studying structural engineering.
Rangers is utterly absurd with acting so wooden, action sequences so obviously lifted and plot angles so over the top ridiculous that you cannot believe they are serious.
The plot isn't straight and simple and more often than not it is difficult to find any serious reason for what is going on.
Though it had an awful plot, script, setting, etc., it did at least make an effort to be (halfway) serious about showing and developing a few characters, about as much as some of the "Friday the 13th" later sequels made.
I would strongly recommend this movie to anyone who is up for a serious, beautiful and sad movie.
Shahin still insists on using songs & dances in his films which alienate viewers from the serious continuity of the film, when it exists.
While Clayburgh mixes her playful, feisty bit with a more serious, defensive undercurrent (and succeeds beautifully), Jeffrey Tambor is the revelation here.
Johnny and Roy are one of the most memorable characters from the jokes to the rescues and then to serious matters, you can always know that they are ready for anything.
The hospital always packs all kinds of scenarios from a lady getting stuck to a toilet seat to a doctor in Rampart Emergency dieing of a heart attack, the hospital always has something either unusual or something serious to show you.
I think she could really do more of these "serious" parts and John Heard is also quite convincing.
instead he plays a more serious role which he just does not suit.
I thought maybe they could have had the parents playing a 'comedy' role, but instead they were very serious.
When controversial German director Uwe Boll (HOUSE OF THE DEAD) first announced that he wanted to shoot an absolutely uncompromising, blunt and brutal movie about the cruelties of the Vietnam War, not just a few critics shook their heads in disbelief and predicted a major failure on all levels as they just couldn't imagine that infamous filmmaker, who once knocked out four internet bashers in a boxing challenge, to tackle such a serious subject with the needed amount of tactfulness and sincerity.
Add an exploitative ending that feels like it was tacked on for a sense of serious "drama" and you get one bad movie.
This film contains serious contradictions, as it oscillates between making some characters appear sympathetic and then suddenly exposing them as baddies.
Does a movie with the title "Shoot em up" sound like a serious piece of work?
The film does have some positives though, the special effects/gore is above par and done very well, and it's fun to watch the cute "Eiko" prance around, I'd like to see her in more films, hopefully in a more serious role though next time.
I honestly can't believe how serious some reviewers (most of them women) are taking Bride Wars.
Either that or this kid has some serious problems!
Things get real serious when a student is found dead.
The director, Park Jinpyo had previously directed a romantic drama about septuagenarians in love, wrapping a serious social issue (ageism) around an accessible drama.
The film is mostly pitched as a serious indie with copious comic moments, all involving how trashy everyone is.
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