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At least they wrote him smart enough to GTF outta there.
Fairly amusing piece that tries to show how smart Orcas are but in the meanwhile (and quite oblivious to them) makes the audience feel stupid by making the most ridiculous film.
The dialog is smart -- at times.
It had a very smart script with definable characters and a fun wrap-up.
Poor Sally Field (as the girlfriend who wrings her hands on the sidelines) is given her weakest role, with not a single funny or smart line ("If you do that jump, I won't be here when you get back").
But if your idea of fun is seeing Jerry Springer sing a country song about his own show or guys hooking up with transvestites...well...JUST WATCH THE SHOW INSTEAD! ... at least steve was smart enough to stay out of this flick.
I don't want people to say "Only smart people get it" because if they're so smart why do they judge people they don't even know and say that they're not smart or intellectual enough to understand it?
I'm not sure what these "smart" people see in this show, but judging others when they don't even know anything about any of us isn't exactly a smart comment.
The movie offers some explanation: Lesser witnesses Panzram being beaten to a pulp by the most sadistic (and stereotypical) guard, and is impressed by Panzram's intelligence (though it isn't clear why exactly Lesser thinks this man is so smart).
Jason Schwartzman voices Mr. Fox (George Clooney)'s smart ass son, Ash, and especially engaging.
you should see it, it's a real lesson on what people are capable of when they believe they're creative and smart and really aren't.
The concept was an interesting one and there were several fairly smart twists and turns but somehow I guessed almost all of them before they came along.
The smart kid and the kid who loves food (there names weren't worth remembering) were so annoying it drove me crazy.When ever the talked it was about some scientific thing or food.
The director could have made a smart and thought provoking film, but he didn't.
or maybe they are really smart and just have bad cinematic choices.
There is no redemption, no justice served, and a whole group of adults who are not smart enough to see what is going on around them.
A good cast (with one major exception) pushes its way through Epstein's smart light satire.
This whole movie is screwed up.They couldn't get the species of animals for this movie right.Whats an Orangutang doing hanging around those chimpanzees?He must have wandered off the set of a much better film.The group of cannibal tribe's men look caucasin.Why?And why was Bo and her dad painted,if they were going to be eaten later?It was probably just a lame excuse to show her breasts and curves again.Her dad while hunting, approaches and acts stupidly around a bull elephant while standing too close to it.Any real African bull elephant that wasn't from the circus,would've stomped this moron's butt.Any smart hunter would've started shooting the minute he saw it.And
With Sarkar he gave us a smart, gripping take on The Godfather, and it's a pity he's made this Sholay bhature out of such a much-loved classic.
Catherine Bach who played the original Daisy, was smart, sexy, strong, opinionated and a good IL' southern girl.
She was every little girls role model growing up! (I owned the doll and the Jeep - thank you very much!!!) Anyway, Jessica Simpson played a smart ass, 2-bit slut as Daisy Duke.
I wasn't terribly impressed with Dante's 1st season offering in "Homecoming", it wasn't much of a horror story, but rather a smart political statement with the undead.
Had a cameo by the actor that played the chief on Get Smart
I know John Singleton's a smart guy 'coz he made Boyz N The Hood, so how did he write and direct this?
this movie is completely obvious, has no smart humor at all, and just repeats itself over and over again.
While his buddy Matt Damon takes on smart roles in films like "Syriana", Affleck appears in this type of commercial pap.
From the very opening scene you will notice just how hard they tried to mimic the very smart and powerful 'Cruel Intentions', and how flat it landed.
Now if only Tony Muser, manager of the Royals, would be as smart a coach as Backula and tell his players to simply hit a home run in every at bat, the Royals would never end an inning let alone lose a game.
Dyan Cannon is miscast as his wife (she's too smart and clever herself to be passed off as a ditz) and Christopher Reeve (in the middle portion of the film) seems extremely uncomfortable in the role of the better writer.
It's not because you're not smart enough to understand it, it's because no human with a brain could comprehend what this stupid movie is about.
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