Watched in sentence

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Once I got past my rage about the blatantly misleading jacket, I watched it anyway.

I watched the movie for Mr Reno and Mr Fishburn, neither were inspired and both had little to say or act out of their skin for.

This film looks so tired, the acting is so old-fashioned, and the plot and characters so drab, that it should be studied instead of watched.

I watched it in unbelievable awe with my mouth wide open.

I watched this cooking show for a few times before I wanted to pull my hair out.

But, since I'm Dutch, I watched it with Dutch translation.

I had watched 'Atonement' a few weeks ago with Vanessa Redgrave and she was sublime.

I watched this film in the theater in Edinbourgh along with 3 other Americans and our friend from Manchester and we all thought this was a waste of time.

At the end of the last episode it said "To Be Continued" to the dismay of all the people who had watched the whole boring beyond words thing.

I have watched "Films" (They at least deserve the honor) done in basements by High School students that were better written and directed.

Well, I must say, I initially found this short to be quite average, but having watched it nearly 5 times since (its constantly shown on IFC), I've developed an enjoyment of the simple plot elements and reality of the situations presented.

This was a very guilty pleasure...so awful that I watched with hands over my eyes half the time (while I wasn't laughing so hard I was crying).

A friend of mine was stoned out of his mind when we watched it and even he thought it was horrible and a waste of being high.

My wife and I watched this movie because we plan to visit Sicily and Stromboli soon.

If you watched the series and love the league as I do then prepare to be disappointed.

I watched this on YouTube mainly to see an early Judy Garland appearance as we watch her in profile with her two older sisters singing "La Cucaracha".

The battle scenes on the DVD copy I watched were almost completely black.

I've watched a lot of TV through the years.

I too watched this film right after finishing the book, and was seriously disappointed... the main character is basically a new made up Fanny, for she shows NO resemblance whatso ever to the book...she's so lively and laughing all the time... if there was one thing the author wanted to set on this was that she was a very shy, introverted character.... please!!!!!

I don't really know why but I watched this with quite a sense of anticipation.

I watched this abortion of a movie in the middle of the night due to insomnia, and it was absolute garbage.

Rather then trusting myself and having seen several films that make a turnabout, I watched to its completion.

If perhaps the producers were thinking, "We want to examine this biblical story from another point of view..." Then I would say "OK, I watched the show, now what's the point of view?"

Therefore I watched this to see her performance and of course, it was excellent.

We watched the first 15 minutes in utter awe that somebody actually thought of this and then made it into a movie.

I watched this movie a couple months ago when it first showed up on the shelves of Blockbuster.

Admittedly, the only reason I watched this film -- since it's been about a decade since it was released -- was because of Ian Holm; I was intrigued to see his portrayal of my second-favorite character in this play.

I watched it twice and still have no idea what is was about.

I watched the movie, seducing is only at the end of the movie and don't call it seducing,it's just bad language that's she is talking.

I watched "Gristle" primarily for the presence of Michael Dorn, as I enjoyed his Worf portrayal on Star Trek TNG, but had never seen him out of his makeup.

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