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First of all, the movie's subject, the drug links up badly with the idle sunny atmosphere of the movie.
I really wanted to like this film for all sorts of reasons -- the subject matter is inherently interesting and is probably the major issue facing the world today and has thrown up fascinating works (e.g.
This film is way ahead of its time in dealing with this subject matter and how it deals with it.
For the love of god please do not subject yourself to such a horrible 90 minutes of your life.
I cannot, however, subject all my friends to watch in its entirety, but if I can get the chance I show them the "can Jonny and Sue come to outer space with us!" scene I do.
I was thinking of donating the disc to charity, or giving it to the library, but I don't think I would want to subject anyone else in the world to this movie.
The main subject is child abuse, which is never fun to see - a sordid topic.
They chose a good subject and were unable to produce it in a correct manner.
The subject it deals with could have made for an excellent documentary, but because of its poor execution, it left me far less educated about the issue than I had hoped to become.
The subject matter of adopting a child and Maureen's illness are both very serious and sensitive issues, but that notwithstanding, this could have been done a whole lot better than it was.
Bob Knight is not a subject that can be covered in a 2-hour movie.
The subject is useless, the actors are really insignificant and the text makes you wish you were deaf.
Humor aimed at eight-year-olds but subject matter suitable more for some unsophisticated teens.
The only thing of interest about this movie is its subject matter.
The subject matter was certainly a promising one - the excesses of the Catholic Church during the counter-reformation.
The distribution was good, the subject could have been interessant and comic.
Apart from this, racial tensions in Germany can be an interesting subject but in the Germany I know there are no gangs shooting each other in the middle of the street in clear daylight.
think of the most un-film-worthy subject you can and this is 10 times worse.
This could have been a very good film, a very interesting look at ancient tradition and oral history, but it should have been a short subject.
The nature of class war was always going to be a subject worthy of poking fun at, but this TV series exploits it better than most.
Other than the cover-up of its true subject matter, the movie was fine as far as acting and script were concerned.
LOOKING FOR COMEDY IN THE Muslim WORLD pulled it off thanks to a topical subject and a fantastic script; not to mention Albert Brooks' excellent broodish character portrayal.
I don't know what was more offensive--the subject matter or David Arquette's "performance".
The same subject: to save the world.
On another hand, the movie falls in the following trap: Michael Bay takes his subject too seriously.
Everything in the infrastructure of this film is wrong, starting with the script, which is another one of those TV-movie condensations of great lives wherein every other line is a "famous quote" by the subject and every other scene is an in-your-face introduction to the next pivotal character in the subject's life.
This movie was supposedly based on a book written by Carlos Salazar Herrera about a love triangle (super cliché soap opera-like subject) and it secondary story is about an oil problem on the Atlantic Coast of Costa Rica with an American oil company who wanted to explore oil deposits on the region, but at the end it never was approved by the government.
Right from first glance of it's cheesy looking cover art, one may cast doubts upon the integrity behind this serious subject, shown on front case relegating the search for Jesus's tomb to a generic action font that looks more National Treasure or Tomb Raider then any informed debate and examination of the historical burial site should.
This movie proved that I couldn't subject myself to anything and still be entertained.
I like Arnold, and I love the subject matter, but this was a very disappointing movie.
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