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Taste in sentence

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Taste is a subjective thing.
When Estevez isn't using poor taste sex jokes, he is borrowing used gags and re-doing them very poorly.
Consider it an early Christmas gift from Hollywood, then, that "Aeon Flux" isn't nearly the affront to taste and decency one might expect, given the above.
I had to watch Pride & Prejudice ('95) immediately to get the bad taste out of my mouth.
Arbus was a brilliant, talented, restless, and troubled person, but this film depicts her as completely self-involved, and truly bizarre in her taste and judgment.
Excluding war movie fans with no taste, I wouldn't recommend this to anyone.
I saw this as a kid, before it had been yanked from the rotation, and even then it left a bad taste in my mouth.
There's no accounting for taste, but I found nothing in this movie to recommend to other IMDb members.
It's called taste.
I've only a few others to watch besides these films but I believe they were done in great taste.
The whole thing left me with a sour taste in my mouth.
It is chock full of smart shots of colors and shapes and verbal excursions into Freudian psychology to be appreciated by art students and teachers alike, but in general it is perceived a stupid mockery of good cinema, good storytelling and generally good taste.
While way over the top and disgusting, I adored FEMALE TROUBLE and POLYESTER--two monumental tributes to bad taste and excess that are seriously funny films.
For my taste it's too much of the same thing.
I thought it was bad then, and at that age I had no cinematic taste whatsoever.
In Mostly Martha, the food came alive- every scene was filmed in such a way you could taste it with your eyes - the smells, the textures.
Extreme bad taste mingles with slapstick and Humphries' usual scathing satire in a film which is more enjoyable in it's many funny parts, than taken together as a whole.
was a bit too slow for my taste.lots of drama,but not very much action until close to the end of the film.this
If you want to see a Horror Film which is Horrible and in very bad taste, this is definitely the film to view.
I'm generally not a fan of high school comedies, they rely heavily on humor in bad taste and rarely stray far from clichéd story lines and characters and downright dull dialog.
As much as I love to overgeneralize and psychoanalyze all of these moviegoers who have such horrible taste in film, it's still nearly impossible to rationalize why anyone would ever think that poorly made fluff like this should be proclaimed as some sort of "masterpiece."
The gentleman who introduced the film congratulated the audience on their fine taste.
You add one teaspoon of martial arts, and a zip of explosions and gunfire for the taste.
Add the classic red Indian herbs for the extra taste.
I thought Dennis Hopper had a little more taste than to appear in this kind of yeeeecchh.
The writers of "Barnyard" were obviously trying to continue the great trend of making a children's movie that a parent could enjoy as well, but they did so in very bad taste.
Isn't that by far passing the good taste standards?
Sadly this film lives up to about 1% of the hype that the game created in 2004 and leaves a very sour taste in the mouth.
Hollywood's per-capita ratio of morons must indeed be high, for not only do we have a sequel, it was distributed in the antipodes by Sony, a company not normally known for its taste in expensive write-offs.
In the end, I said to myself "This is one of the movies that one may really hate" ... I am aware that a movie may be controversial but I had never expected that CALIGULA would go that far in removing all limits of taste.
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