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My only quibble concerns the decision to pattern Lewis Stadlen's Banjo after Jimmy Durante's version in the film, rather than Harpo Marx (upon whom the character was originally modelled), but that's a matter of personal taste.
This movie leaves bitter taste in my mouth and soul, like nothing else I've ever seen.
Nice to know what my friends think of my taste.
The movie is essentially about these things that disguise themselves up to look like beautiful young college girls, who happen to have a taste for humans.
There are also some pretty good comedic lines and situations too, however, for my taste it just wasn't there and it did not hit me right.
She was just a little too smart and a little too angry for my taste.
Must be a lot of people with bad taste in movies.
I say if you know the bad movie history of eighties and if you have a couple of friends in same taste, you can have so much fun.
I remember bullying my then-boyfriend (now husband, in spite of my demonstrably bad taste in movies by wanting to even SEE this) to go see this in '76 when it first came out.
It is worth seeing if you have a taste for atmosphere.
Herbie Hancock's busy score is a matter of taste.
Woody Allen has impeccable taste in music.
The last season left a taste of I want plus, since the end was half vague.
This reconstruction gives us more or less a taste of what this picture might have looked like on the screen but I think TCM failed to understand the allure of London After Midnight.
Once your start watching it'll be there -- the taste, the sight and the scent.
So I will return to those and get the bad taste of "Snoopy Come Home" out of my mouth.
Along with last year's "Stephanie Daley," they have proved to have great film taste.
The first half of the film moves along nicely with warm characters and fairly hot action - but definitely with good taste.
Her character in this movie is pretty dull (no surprise there then), she is being portrayed as the beauty who is also profound (well, that's maybe a matter of taste, but I really don't find her that beautiful, and certainly the character was said to be profound, but it was not shown).
the choices of the main characters do not seem realistic, and their actions leave the audience with a bad taste in their mouths.
The peasant here in "The Mercenary" is Paco Roman, a young, wifeless, childless, blue-collar laborer toiling in the mines of a wealthy aristocrat with a taste for opera.
First of all, I missed the 1970's look (furniture, clothes, cars, etc.) since I believe the 1970's was the ONLY decade that had style and taste (I hated the 1980's).
Credibility got stretched for my taste but the music saved it for me.
Throw your taste out the window, and prepare to witness things you have never seen before when watching this truly outrageous action-comedy directed by Wong Jing.
I was glad I never had to pay money to see it,but it's so weired to see the critics saying,I love this movie so good.My god come on don't drink before you see it.The guy ,father never got his emotions working for me.A I also had a hard time hearing him whispering his lines.He was to bland for my taste.Gary
not for every taste,that's for sure.if
Absolutely nothing about this is interesting to those with more...refined taste.
Nothing wrong about that, but men (or just everybody) without taste for blooming colors and sticky romance should avoid this film.
INLAND EMPIRE will not be to everyone's taste, but i'm happy to say to those it will appeal, It is well worth it!
The problem with this kind of film is that people who adhere to democratic values need not be taught this stuff at such a childish - and sometimes downright stupid - level, while the capitalist viewer sees a conformation of his prejudice that a "communist" director has neither the intelligence nor the good taste to make a film about the working class that is worth spending his costly time on.
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