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That you're much better off, almost universally, looking for a low-cost or locally applicable version of the newest technology.
So we could make this problem go away simply by making clean needles universally available and taking away the fear of arrest.
But universally, these people that had been through this had astounding attitudes, and just the fact that people care makes a huge difference to them.
They are not universally expressed and recognized.
Almost universally, they next asked for happiness and then love, in that order: health, happiness, love.
The characters are universally bland, the locations are criminally under-utilized, there's no attempt to create tension or suspense, the physical effects are either laughably bad or shamelessly stolen from other movies, and the ubiquitous tribal rape scenes are barely worthy of a PG-13.
The acting is universally over the top.
I had watched this on Italian TV as a kid and recall being fond of it – in view of its mixing live-action with animation; however, it was universally panned at the time…and, catching up with it again after all these years, I have to admit that the critics were right!
The friendships that develop are universally true, anyone can relate to the choices these young people have to make.
It is universally accepted that were women are concerned we man are stupid creatures but the relationship or lack of one between Sinuhe and Merit, the character played by Jean Simmons is hard to accept.
A study of one of those universally familiar, physical and/or emotional states: isolation.
The cast, all talented Irish stage actors with the exception of Anjelica Huston, are universally wonderful, and one actually feels he is a guest at the gathering himself.
It's a film about the men in this war, or perhaps more universally in wars in general, who lose their humanity.
Like so many other reviewers on here, my memories of this show are universally warm.
Fun mix of vampires and martial arts is a bit of a mess plot-wise and the acting of those who dubbed the voices is almost universally bad, but the premise is engaging, the fight scenes are fast and flashy and the movie is often quite amusing.
The story starts to weave even further, and we see him in court, being almost universally condemned for his pastime.
The performances are universally sub-par and wouldn't pass muster in a high school training film, the direction is stodgy and choppy and, as mentioned previously, there's no chemistry whatsoever between the lead actors.
And by that I don't mean "sick and angry" about "the human condition" or anything so general and profound as that, because that is exactly the line that most critics have adopted in their fulsome praise of the film - "an ordeal to watch in its ruthless dissection of our emotional cowardice and cruelty" and so on - and, if it really managed to put across a universally or even broadly relevant message of this sort, then the director would have good reason to be satisfied with himself, however pessimistic his conclusions may be.
There are numerous problems with this movie, the characters are universally 2-dimensional.
And the supporting performances are universally fantastic.
Whilst it is universally acknowledged that Fearful Symmetry was heavily influenced by the Kolchak episode They Have Been, They Are, They Will Be, whether this makes it a rip-off or a homage is an altogether more controversial point.
This pictures a lot more, universally, than only the bubbles we may live in.
I don't understand why the reviews of this film are so universally bad, unless I'm just off my rocker.
The climax of the plot is the firing of the space gun successfully; the denouement and ending is a speech by Cabell praising worth and science that is universally considered to be the most profound defense of the mind ever penned.
The cast is universally spectacular in a tale of young love and bravado on the Lower East Side of New York City with the two leads being superstars in the making.
His next film Eila is also worth seeing although the story of cleaning women fighting for their jobs is not quite as universally appealing as the destinies in Joki.
Just because the movie universally evokes emotions we don't normally like to feel and assume are bad does not make the movie itself bad; in fact, it means it succeeded.
In this cute, often very funny film, we learn of the Madeira-like island nation of Gaillardia, which had been a British colony until 1916 and then universally forgotten.
Sean Connery is universally seen as the best looking older man and his Scottish charm is of course also one of his attractions.
Less of an adaptation and more of a total reinvention of the successful stage play, the film version of Cabaret is one of the few movie musicals that is almost universally considered to be superior to the Broadway play that inspired it.
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