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Like lost in translation its really hard to suspend disbelief in this context.
Now I realize that we probably do not have a movie if he doesn't keep answering, but I just could not suspend disbelief on that particular matter.
Set in a California detention camp in an indistinct future, an English film crew capture proceedings as young students and political dissidents are put on trial under a fictional 'Insurrection Act' that allows the United States government to suspend civil liberties for its own citizens in cases of emergency without the right to bail or the necessity of evidence.
The movie is a delight for both the target youth audience and for adults who can suspend their maturity long enough to watch this film through the eyes of their own youth.
1 let's suspend belief for a moment and let's stop pretending we could, might or ought know "how it is" or "ought to be" there in space.
As with every movie, we need to suspend some disbelief, yet I found with MAX AND GRACE I was easily transported and completely convinced with it's "surreal moments".
If you think about it, its not an easy subject matter to handle but this film manages to suspend disbelief which in itself is a feat for such a way out subject.
Later, however, we are supposed to suspend our incredulity and believe that both Tea Leoni and Kim Basinger (both of whom are sleepwalking through lame roles) lust after this elderly, half dead looking, effeminate man with the ridiculous accent.
I found the script extremely weak, with the need to suspend disbelief forced upon the audience a little too much.
Once you suspend multiple lapses of logic (why didn't Will Ferrell hear Emma Thompson's voice 10 years ago when she fist started writing her book?
If it was a better movie, we might be able to suspend disbelief on a few things where it would help enjoyment, but the weaknesses are so glaring they only serve to highlight the improbabilities viewers might otherwise overlook.
Whereas there will be some who will say "suspend your disbelief", one grows tired of having to suspend it nearly every time you get a romantic film from Hollywood.
When it comes to horror movies, I am more than willing to suspend disbelief, ignore sub-par production values, and overlook plot holes in the interest of a good scare.
There are many a giallo where one has to suspend disbelief, let the picture roll and catch up with it somewhere before it becomes delirious and some poor police officer has to eventually explain what we have seen.
Anyhow, I might have chosen to suspend my disbelief had the characters and the plot been well elaborated.
When you're making a thriller about witchcraft, I believe you should do everything you can to help the audience suspend its disbelief in order for the movie to work.
I found myself unable to suspend disbelief for even a moment.
At least, I saw nothing which could cause me to suspend my disbelief as to what could possibly hurt a man with "impervious" skin--but here I am perhaps revealing too much of the "plot."
Let's just say I had to suspend my disbelief less for Spiderman than I did for Hooligans.
Now i usually can suspend my belief watching films like this.
It's so stupid and implausible both in the overall story and in the details that you simply can't suspend disbelief.
One of the goals of a really good horror flick is to suspend the sense of disbelief of the audience.
So who ever thought this movie was lame...I have deep pity for because they can't suspend their disbelief long enough to imagine camp life again as an adult or they never went as kids.
One has to suspend one's disbelief that a homosexual man and a lesbian woman could fall in love, have a child and live together happily ever after.
It simply does what a good film ought to do, which is to willingly suspend disbelief for two hours and enjoy the adventure.
Seven Pounds is one of those movies that in order to fully enjoy its essence you have to suspend your belief.
A Bug's Life has that same charm, it has a connection with real life that allows us to easily suspend disbelief and accept a lot of talking insects, because even though they talk, they still ACT just like real bugs.
Horror, and most films in general, requires us to suspend our disbelief for a couple of hours and just go with the flow.
If you are not able to at least partially suspend your adult scepticism and embrace your inner seven your old you may want to avoid this movie.
Just plug it in, suspend your disbelief and enter their world.
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