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I realize that taste is subjective, but believe me, I just do not understand all of the hype that I have heard about this movie.
If you have taste, this will annoy you to the point of violence.
It enjoyed that bad taste sickeningly.
Though I never like to be the sort of person who negates another's personal taste; if you like something, that's fine.
Only addicted fans of danni filth could have a taste for this.
Whether or not they are worth sitting through the rest of the picture is strictly a matter of taste.
To put another black girl, another white girl and another peeping-tom replaying the scene is simply the most appropriate way of prove that Rizzo's movie has no ideas, no originality, no taste, and nothing at all.
The fact that so many people around the world fell for it only shows, to my mind, the sad state of taste and common sense that movie critics and audiences have these days.
So after about two hours later and way too many scream ripoffs I realized that this movie gave me nothing but a terrible taste in my mouth and a severe urge to take my own life.
They all seem so vulgar, without any basic good taste.
While the movie ignores this characteristic and instead focuses on their misunderstandings of dinning, I find it ironic that only people who enjoy this movie boast the same conceited taste in films as the characters do in their choice of dinner.
Very, very poor taste!
But anyone who thinks this film is better than mediocre needs a taste check.
It was gruesome, and tense, but not my taste.
This Film was done in really poor taste.
I assure you she will definitely tell your spouse that you have such bad taste and that her son/daughter has married a person below her family standard.
Now for those who call it a situational comedy, I call it a pathetic taste.
although the part where the guy gets that thing shoved in his head was a little too violent for my taste.
They're like the equivalent of a carton of McDonald's fries--they taste Really good and you know there's not much nutritional value in them (re: from a literary standpoint, they don't say much about the universal human condition), but you're still gonna scarf 'em down, just don't be a pig and go for the extra-super-sized portion and fill up on too much grease ("too much grease" is a metaphor for the prose in King's novels when find yourself reading one of them and saying come on--enough with the pop-cultural observations or clever Yankee asides--get on with the story already!)
I like the first kill, the image of a knife hitting target superimposed over the anguished face of the victim as a lullaby chimes in the background, but the rest is too inconsequential for my taste.
You've gotta hand it to Steven Seagal: whatever his other faults may be, he does have good taste in women.
A "friend", clearly with no taste or class, suggested I take a look at the work of Ron Atkins.
There's loads of badly realized gore, including axe massacres and decapitations, hammy jokes and bad taste romance.
It is a sweet scene indeed but the rest of the movie leaves a bad taste in one's mouth unless one happens to share the director's fetishes.
I'm a fan of b-movies, and this one might have been good had they not attached the name "Cube" to it, because as is, the director and plot of the original were better, and this movie just about ruined my taste for the entire series.
This version moved a little slow for my taste and I suppose I have problems with this play to begin with.
I was very disappointed because I love Whoopi Goldberg & Danny Glover, in addition to that have always trusted & respected Danny Glovers taste in his choice of roles, "Grand Canyon" for example.
The humor in Who's Your Daddy is such poor taste that I actually closed my eyes in certain scenes.
I'm not sure why this movie has the reputation that it does of being excellent; I don't recommend it to anyone who has even a modicum of taste or intelligence.
Steve Carell comes into his own in his first starring role in the 40 Year Old Virgin, having only had supporting roles in such films as Bewitched, Bruce Almighty, Anchorman, and his work on the Daily Show, we had only gotten a small taste of the comedy that Carell truly makes his own.
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