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train_4500 | 0pending | 218718ed-857e-490c-969e-bdcd76101bcf | Well, what can I say.<br /><br />"What the Bleep do we Know" has achieved the nearly impossible - leaving behind such masterpieces of the genre as "The Postman", "The Dungeon Master", "Merlin", and so fourth, it will go down in history as the single worst movie I have ever seen in its entirety. And that, ladies and gen... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4501 | 1completed | 3a5a2d71-aeaf-4154-a727-e2a7c8f8c8ef | If you're a layman interested in quantum theory and string theory, read "The Elegant Universe" by Brian Greene of Columbia University, and "The Universe in a Nutshell" by Stephen Hawking of Cambridge.<br /><br />Recipe for #$*!:<br /><br />3 parts bombastic New Age pontificator, 2 parts pseudoscientist, 2 parts real sc... | [
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train_4502 | 0pending | 2ed91d1e-3f08-41ec-a2a8-f9e79b15631e | I was extremely suspicious of the ideas presented in this movie, but being relatively ignorant of quantum physics aside from what I recalled from the excellent "Short History of Nearly Everything" and what I was able to choke down in "A Brief History of Time," it sounded interesting at times. However, the obvious nonse... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4503 | 0pending | ca39917c-cad2-4fda-83fe-175eb92f9569 | A definite no. A resounding NO. This movie is an absolute dud.<br /><br />Having been recommended to me by a friend very much into "that sort of thing," I watched this movie with some anticipation of being informed, changed, moved, altered, uplifted, and all the other positive mystical things that could happen to me wh... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4504 | 0pending | 708ebf44-dde2-40b2-83fc-22024e3f7c68 | If you want to see intelligent, philosophical discussion of human possibility and potential, watch "Waking Life," which is brilliant. "What the #$*! Do We Know" is all over the place in its focus, poorly directed, poorly written, poorly acted, utterly devoid of any art direction and completely annoying. It wasn't thoug... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4505 | 0pending | 9e720100-2eb2-4f31-9c1e-000cf15c8131 | If you want to learn the basics of quantum mechanics, spend your $9 on a used textbook, not this movie. I'm a little worried that the money I spent is being used to buy Kool-Aid for shipment to Guyana. <br /><br />I don't think the directors really got any point across, but it looks like maybe they were trying to make ... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4506 | 1completed | 914fe499-7082-460f-abc2-efce4a0d8985 | Pathetic attempt to use science to justify new age religion/philosophy. The two have nothing to do with each other and much of what is said about Quantum Physics in this mess is just plain wrong.<br /><br />Examples? Quantum theory supports the ideas in eastern religions that reality is an illusion. How? Well, in the w... | [
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train_4507 | 0pending | 31edabb4-a6a3-4538-b9bc-4edb2e631c0a | I'm still trying to decide if this is indeed, the worst film I have ever seen - A very disturbing problem with this film is that real scientists are interviewed, but their footage is edited to make it look as though they support the ideas of the many BSers who populate this film. The BS to signal ratio of the interview... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4508 | 0pending | 20aa809d-7402-4e8c-886a-eb9a0f545233 | "What the Bleep Do We Know!?" was one of the worst times I have spent at the movies. It was less of a movie and more of an after school special, but at the same time nothing special at all. The attempt at a narrative in which they grounded their ideas was absolutely pathetic, which almost anyone will tell you. Marlee M... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4509 | 0pending | ee6bb7ec-6c8a-4b06-bdf6-1a12e6ee591b | Another cult strikes again. This isn't a spoiler, because the REAL ending comes after you research the folks who brought this overly-long, pseudo-scientific infomercial...Ramtha's School of Enlightenment.<br /><br />When any religion/philosophy needs to hide behind an OZ-like screen of deceit, I walk away. Thank Ramtha... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4510 | 0pending | f6ecb487-50a2-4fc9-9ccd-d9f27bc11b64 | I agree strongly with some of the other critics of this film. I found it incredibly silly (at best) and downright misleading, misinforming and harmful (at worst). Like others, I found this film to be an awful mix of "real" science and pseudoscientific, New Age propaganda. <br /><br />As a psychologist, I was especially... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4511 | 0pending | dd326f86-013d-4056-b0c9-1d56eb28a6bc | At first glance this documentary/fiction/cartoon is quite entertaining and thought provoking. Of course, when something provokes thought, it can then be scrutinized. The reality is this movie combines metaphysics with innuendo and baseless conclusions. The link that "What the Bleep..." would have you see between scienc... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4512 | 0pending | 264e3454-72f0-4c48-83ff-df881aea7f66 | I will admit that I'm only a college student at this present time, an English major at that. At the time I saw this film I was a high school student--I want to say junior year but it may have been senior, hard to remember. My experience with quantum physics goes pretty much to my honors physics course, an interest in q... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4513 | 0pending | f2fd5611-bb86-4323-89c7-24af0c29c00f | I went into this film expecting it to be similar to The Matrix or Pi. Boy, was I wrong. Yes, there is a poorly written, poorly acted plot in the movie (with CG animated cells and peptides to boot). However, the real focus of the film are the "expert" talking heads spewing out new age feel-good hogwash in between plot s... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4514 | 0pending | 151fc648-cb1e-4b94-8040-d4d368c8ead5 | I didn't know much about this movie before I watched it, but I heard it had something to do with quantum physics so I was interested. What I didn't know is that this is NOT ACTUALLY A STORY but a bunch of New-Age blowhards who love the sound of their own voice talking about how little they know about basic quantum mech... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4515 | 0pending | c4fecd09-eb54-419b-aab7-70bff57f4ede | This movie frequently extrapolates quantum mechanics to justify nonsensical ideas, capped by such statements like "we all create our own reality".<br /><br />Sorry, folks, reality is what true for all of us, not just the credulous.<br /><br />The idea that "anything's possible" doesn't hold water on closer examination:... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4516 | 0pending | 50fdfd71-cda3-4c7c-89f3-7b734fa20ad8 | What The Bleep Do We Know is a deluded and haphazard look at the mysteries of the universe. We are presented with a parade of apparent experts (none of whom are named) who ramble and pontificate in a thoroughly unscientific manner. Their interviews are chopped up into aggravatingly small segments and dispersed througho... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4517 | 0pending | 1c3ee0b9-1bef-4bac-9a83-ee11fa34b692 | Ridiculous. This movie is actually a vehicle for the Ramtha School of Enlightenment. If you are wondering who the *bleep* Ramtha is: "Ramtha is a 35,000 year-old spirit-warrior who appeared in J.Z. Knight's kitchen in Tacoma, Washington in 1977. Knight claims that she is Ramtha's channel. She also owns the copyright to... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4518 | 0pending | c1e3ddb2-3b8b-436a-99e8-f1bb91f74afe | I can't believe that the City of Muncie is so hard up for attention that they would embarrass themselves by allowing this show to be done there. This show is like a slap in the face to real hard working law-enforcement officers. I have never before in my life seen anything so stupid in my life. If they had billed it as... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4519 | 0pending | db97f532-805f-4e33-bbcc-3335c81aa679 | Not an altogether bad start for the program -- but what a slap in the face to real law enforcement. The worst part of the series is that it attempts to bill itself as reality fare -- and is anything but. Men and women that dedicate their lives to the enforcement of laws deserve better than this. What is next, medical s... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4520 | 0pending | 177e48d0-783e-4e1d-95c1-a849103ba10c | What a poor image of Professional Police Officers is displayed on the Television in the watching of this alleged Reality show. One can only hope that the actual reasonable suspicion that leads to probable cause that leads to the totality of the circumstances involved to make a "stop" , then the "Pat Down" of the outsid... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4521 | 0pending | 1bda4519-6c71-4cc1-b806-7637ca88fb2a | SPOILER WARNING: There are some minor spoilers in this review. Don't read it beyond the first paragraph if you plan on seeing the film.<br /><br />The Disney Channel currently has a policy to make loads of movies and show one a month on the cable channel. Most of these are mediocre and drab, having a few good elements ... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4522 | 0pending | cc8532b0-dda6-4a8c-973e-fba4ab046983 | That's right! Under 9 on average, but maybe under 12s for some others! I was 11 when I originally saw this on video and at such youth I wasn't able to notice the shoddy cartoon-quality or the fact that those classic characters we have all grown to love are Not the same or as good to see. Just about everything is so 2D ... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4523 | 0pending | 7591a911-86b3-43e6-95e8-90af1fb0648e | Disney has now made straight-to-video sequels to a good bunch of their many animated features. Two of these were made for their 1991 classic, "Beauty and the Beast". Well, these ones aren't really sequels, as they are both set in between the events of the first film. The first of these two straight-to-video films was "... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4524 | 0pending | a44b7c9a-f6ce-43ff-bb83-c679b7f43b70 | This movie is possibly the cheapest, cheesiest, and poorest sequel ever made.<br /><br />Yet, it is the funniest and most idiotic movie by Disney, and will guarantee laughs at the sappy stories and lame plots from start to finish.<br /><br />It's a group of short stories that seem like bad fanfictions.<br /><br />*SPOI... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4525 | 0pending | e5c38184-380f-4951-82ac-4428be266a9b | I didn't feel as if I'd been raped like I did with THE ENCHANTED CHRISTMAS,but BELLE'S MAGICAL WORLD is still the antithesis of BEAUTY AND THE BEAST. Like CHRISTMAS,BMW hates its audience,although not to such an extreme degree. It's ugly,uncanonical,idiotic,and the writing is horrifically bad.None of the stories work. ... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4526 | 0pending | 8792831b-a882-4edd-88e4-09eeb1f610be | The trailers get you to the movie, but the movie just wasn't worth my 8.50.. it has some good effects, but the storyline.. yech, i like tommy lee jones and will smith as actors, they have both done some good films, but i wish they hadn't added this one to their resume's. To be honest, the book is better.. | [] | [] | [] |
train_4527 | 0pending | f7fdb9c3-3e91-4de9-a085-a1d66b915b8d | Men In Black 2 was a real disappointment for me. While the actors did a pretty good job, especially Smith, there just isn't a cure for a poor script once in production. The movie really had a "sequel" kind of feel, playing off partial events of the first film. The story was, in a word... bad, at best. It wasn't thought... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4528 | 0pending | a9f18f5f-d2d6-471e-8643-5efa264702e9 | I'm surprised that anyone involved with the production of this series would actually admit responsibility. The script is so unfunny it must have been written by someone who failed the entrance exam for the Canadian Comedy Writers' Union (and that's saying something!). Get out your binoculars if you want, but there's no... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4529 | 0pending | 9a328f8a-558d-4c94-8d7c-28900f75c4d5 | Honestly, I was disappointed in "Expiration Date." Super clever title and interesting premise, but I don't think it delivered. What was it about? The main character's desire to reconnect with his Native roots? Or, more likely, it was his need to overcome his fear of death. But, he wasn't set up as someone who has lived... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4530 | 0pending | e8e6cb51-f21e-442e-987e-144ef6ed01bb | OK, it's very rare that I complain something I got for FREE. So I guess this movie pushed me over that limit. I saw it at the Hollywood Cemetery for FREE and walked away very very disappointed. One audience member's question to the director about using the Native American references just as "bookends" instead of being ... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4531 | 0pending | 7d31c2cc-7467-4574-aefe-a0abec963eb0 | I don't know what that other guy was thinking. The fact that this movie was independently made makes it no less terrible. You can be as big a believer as you want... the majority of this film is mindless drivel. I feel i have been insulted by having to watch the first 40 minutes of it. And that alone was no small feat.... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4532 | 0pending | f64aa4e8-ed9e-41ac-8aed-932e9a9af7f7 | This film fails to capture any of the mystery and intrigue that the book offers. The main point of the book, the insights, are hardly even touched upon, leaving the viewer wondering exactly why everyone is making such a big deal about them and why they are willing to risk their lives.<br /><br />The character developme... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4533 | 0pending | 91099a93-e6c0-437f-bdd2-2961facef285 | Bingo is the game, bullshit is the name. Rarely has the screen been smeared with such a blown-up hodgepodge of half-baked conspiracy theories, puritan prudery, and new-age gibberish. The bulk of the story is set at Viciente, a Cristian resort in the Peruvian jungle. Think Tolkien's Rivendell meets Star Trek's Planet Ba... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4534 | 0pending | 85df1958-9bb0-4735-a12f-f06c50d8e3fa | I read the book Celestine Prophecy and was looking forward to seeing the movie. Be advised that the movie is loosely based on the book. Many of the book's most interesting points do not even come out in the movie. It is a "B" movie at best. Many events, characters, how the character interact and meet in the book are si... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4535 | 0pending | a4c56a11-0ffb-4388-83c8-f27caf78e6b7 | The film gives a rather condensed version of what is contained in the book, which as far as I can tell by doing some research and investigative fact checking is largely a work of fiction. In reality, there are no ancient scrolls and if the author was hard pressed I'm sure he'd have to admit he's never laid eyes on any ... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4536 | 0pending | 4a4537ff-61ac-48ef-b13a-526207766052 | I must admit I do not hold much of New Age mumbo jumbo. When people "exchange energy" I always wonder how much kJ is actually exchanged and how it may contribute to solving the global warming problem. When energy "is enforced" I always wonder how they managed to violate the laws of entropy and still are without Nobel p... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4537 | 0pending | ea218827-82b3-458b-abca-4c01001ac9de | My dear Lord,what a movie! Let's talk about the "special effects" first. Don't get me wrong here, I am not one of those effect fanatics but I was truly thinking that superimposition was a practice of the long gone past, mainly the 60's. So for some time I thought they might have recorded this movie a long time ago and ... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4538 | 0pending | b8ab9461-f265-46ba-99dc-e37bbc733f6c | Amateurism best describes the film adaptation of the best-selling philosophical novel "The Celestine Prophecy", which follows the spiritual awakening of an out of work teacher in a mysterious village in Peru. Home video quality actors present so-called characters spewing overwrought exposition and metaphysical hokum, w... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4539 | 0pending | f9e0f7f0-409a-46d3-8bf4-2e85cb7a23de | Boring. Minimal plot. No character development. I went into this movie with high expectations from the book. It COULD have been an awesome movie. It COULD have probably become a cult classic. Nope, it was a giant let-down. It was poorly cast and had horrible special effects. It was difficult to determine who were the b... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4540 | 0pending | f86c5f9f-7166-45c4-b62f-db5f61c8b78c | The movie was TERRIBLE!!! Easily the worst movie I have seen in the past few years. One of those movies I will be able to tell people for the next three years that it was the worst movie I can think of. Thank you for giving me an answer to that burning question "What is the worst movie you have seen?" Answer: Celestine... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4541 | 0pending | f2815d38-784e-463e-aaec-16e490163b01 | I have just seen this movie and have not read the book. The good thing of the movie is that at some parts it gets you thinking for a little while on the spiritual subject, evolution, sincronicity and your part in the world.<br /><br />However, the movie's immersion is easily broken and there is very little rapport betw... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4542 | 0pending | 38b274a3-e530-43eb-a308-d536e264bc70 | This delectable fusion of New Age babble and luridly bad film-making may not "open" you up, to borrow one of the film's favorite verbs, but it might leave your jaw slack and your belly sore from laughter or retching. Based on the best-selling book by James Redfield, first (self) published in 1993, this cornucopia of ki... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4543 | 0pending | 0078c948-8237-4755-ba47-7ebb6801e46d | This movie is just not worth your time. Its reliance upon New-Age mysticism serves as its only semi-interesting distraction. The plot is one that has been re-cycled countless times.<br /><br />I was only prompted to even spend the time to put in a comment when I noted that some have tried to prop-up the reputation of t... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4544 | 0pending | f033b340-25a9-44d1-abe3-6f9c80dab28a | I read the book and the book was fascinating.<br /><br />This movie, it's direction, the screenplay, and the acting were totally insufferable. I cringed at the lack of a screenplay that could not follow the novel, a novel that has all the action, simplicity, and courage to illustrate a temerity of a great possibly fact... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4545 | 0pending | ae868b45-ea57-485d-a627-970850b79744 | I went to see this movie with a crowd that consisted predominantly of "spiritual" New Age types, who, quite unlike me, very much enjoyed this movie---although according to those that also knew the book (apparently there is a book that contains more of this nonsense), the movie is not quite as good. So, if you tend to t... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4546 | 0pending | 200496cc-9948-4a3f-811c-3d966c7d0bac | If you want to see a movie that terribly mixes up one Latin country with any other Latin country, "The Celestine Prophecy" is a good example: 1. Perú, not even in its most violent times, has not shown polices or soldiers as much as in this film. This showed a country like El Salvador when Civil War. Since I'm a Peruvia... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4547 | 0pending | 49230305-a6d7-448b-805b-3b3d2cd3fd67 | At first, three words: READ THE BOOK! Really guys - this demonstrates the difficulties of genuine rendition of esoteric matters. I loved the book and was utterly disappointed of the film. It was ludicrous, with half a heart and the story bad explained. The novel - in the first place! - wasn't meant to focus on an adven... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4548 | 0pending | d5376b2b-d63d-49a6-948b-6143a9482b8f | I have never seen anything as awful as this movie for quite some time. The movie was boring, long long and awful plot. The special effects sucks like hell - It's like watching a movie back in 1999. It's a total waste of an hour and a half of my time. Matthew Settle's performance was quite bad. I saw him in Band of Brot... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4549 | 0pending | 834e2536-c03d-4373-a91b-3645cae69108 | I actually went to see this film in a theater, but what a complete waste of time and money! Bad acting, I'm sorry to say, did not help to enjoy this rather sticky screenplay.<br /><br />Some friends told me to go and see this film, since James Redfield, the author of the book, was very heavily involved in the screenpla... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4550 | 0pending | c6519585-2f1a-47b7-b7f0-761661da859e | I actually didn't enjoy this movie.<br /><br />I saw it at a camp, and we didn't rave about it, we laughed at it. Sure, some parts are touching, but the acting is terrible, the effects are terrible, and the whole overall movie idea is terrible (now, I know it was based on a book which I haven't read, but I hope that th... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4551 | 0pending | e6d5aab5-8c75-4e2b-87ef-a0c769ac9ab4 | This movie is nothing but a religious tract promoting classic Hinduism and New Age Occultism dressed up with Western images to be swallowed by those who are ignorant of foundational religious comparisons. Basic tenants of Hinduism contain elements of reincarnation. (Some of the characters appear both in the present tim... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4552 | 0pending | d5080c30-3bbf-4ba4-b0c9-e0ccc0d9210a | slow, incomprehensible, boring. Three enthusiastic words that describe the movie of the book. This is surely a case where the movie should never have been made at the expense of the book. The best part of the movie was the scenery, excellent. The worst part was the slow moving interactions of the actors which combined ... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4553 | 0pending | 5697b301-cf2c-4aa0-a38a-4adc9047a4c5 | The book that this movie is based on seriously changed my life. But saying this movie was a disappointment is an understatement. The acting, directing, cinematography, and storyline were all horrible. I would never recommend this movie to anyone. I've told countless people about the book but will now be telling them al... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4554 | 0pending | 30157152-6d89-438f-9cfe-22e108c46065 | I agree with the majority of the comments I have seen written. I grew up watching Seseme Street before a lot of the people who have written comments were even born. I was born in 1964, so I was 5-yrs-old when Seseme Street was introduced to television. The show taught me my numbers (The Count), spelling (the Muppet), a... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4555 | 0pending | d30172cb-80ac-4460-a15c-9178f32f95ac | My husband and I bought the Old School Sesame Street DVD's for our daughter and I have to say, I don't let her watch the new episodes on TV, because I find ALL of the characters annoying. Baby Bear AND Telly? OMgosh, How ANNOYING and useless blabber can someone think of for their 'skits'? Elmo? Give it a rest not every... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4556 | 0pending | cf8e37ce-df5c-4ff3-846a-3f6c67f95bc3 | "A death at a college campus appears to be a suicide but is actually a cover for murder. The dead man's roommate finds himself embroiled in a mystery as he tries to uncover the truth behind the young man's murder. Twists and turns, as well as some false leads, makes this a tough case for our collegiate hero to solve, l... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4557 | 0pending | 03c4570f-ddf4-42cc-8ea3-455496b8c1ca | SPLIT SECOND might have been a good movie. A story about a "road rage" homicide, has a very young Clive Owen giving a pretty good performance; BUT...but....<br /><br />Unfortunately, the filmmakers undercut their own movie with idiotic camera-work and truly awful editing. The camera jumps all over creation in an unsucc... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4558 | 0pending | 77cde0fa-fe88-4f6e-a15a-1acce1ba8204 | I won't describe the story, as that has been done elsewhere. We are great Clive Owen fans, and when our Netflix recommended the movie, we were intrigued. <br /><br />No wonder we had never heard of this "movie", because it was a BBC Television movie back in 1992. Hence, the poor production values, grainy image , jerky ... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4559 | 0pending | 278a7b01-a824-4327-b0ad-f4b4cf9f1ea5 | This Worldwide was the cheap man's version of what the NWA under Jim Crockett Junior and Jim Crockett Promotions made back in the 1980s on the localized "Big 3" Stations during the Saturday Morning/Afternoon Wrestling Craze. When Ted Turner got his hands on Crockett's failed version of NWA he turned it into World Champ... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4560 | 0pending | fecedc0f-27b6-4928-a598-c0babd3f224e | This film has nothing whatever to do with the Sphinx, and the title is just a come-on. The story concerns an imagined true and concealed tomb in the Valley of the Kings, of King Seti I, second pharaoh of the 19th Dynasty, New Kingdom period. It is not a bad yarn, and a great deal of the film is shot on location. Even t... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4561 | 0pending | 2ae34620-84de-4fb4-94f4-7e343ad1c680 | Rather foolish attempt at a Hitchcock-type mystery-thriller, improbably exchanging espionage for archaeology and based on the Robin Cook novel; incidentally, I’ve recently acquired another adaptation of his work – COMA (1978) – in honor of the late Richard Widmark. For the record, director Schaffner had just made THE B... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4562 | 0pending | a86a298a-00a6-4775-8277-f159b61afa0f | Some nice scenery, but the story itself--in which a self-proclaimed Egyptologist (Lesley-Anne Down) visits Egypt and, in the course of doing Egyptologist things in the most un-Egyptologistic of ways (e.g., flash photography in the tombs, the handling of old parchment, etc.), uncovers a black market turf war and somehow... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4563 | 0pending | d65e2c42-6d74-4f2c-82b1-939f40d010d6 | The Robin Cook novel "Coma" had already been turned into a pretty successful movie in 1978. A couple of years later it was the turn of another Robin Cook bestseller to get the big screen treatment , but in the case of "Sphinx" virtually everything that could go wrong does go wrong. This is a dreadful adventure flick co... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4564 | 0pending | 9c33f3e3-555e-479b-8765-6dac5b573d6c | When this movie was released, it spawned one of the all-time great capsule movie reviews: Sphinx Stinks. It does, but in a mesmerizing sort of way. The casting is silly, starting at the top: Frank Langella and Sir John Gielgud as Egyptians? Not enough makeup in Cairo for that, at least not while this film was being mad... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4565 | 0pending | fb4cc243-b11b-4229-98bc-497a3ee3eaad | The most misogynistic movie of all time? Not to mention by '68 shouldn't they have moved beyond white people in brown face playing the "Indians"? My favorite parts though have to be when the girls giggle and blush as the bikers drag them off to gang rape them. Rape is fun! Who knew? Let's see, then there's the blatant ... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4566 | 0pending | 9599b509-15e3-4126-8fcc-7cb938a7a681 | The whole Biker Movie genre has to be made up of the worst films ever made. This one delivers a lot of fighting, generous amounts of blood, bikers fighting Indians, and a shanty town that gets blown up and torn down one shack at a time. The acting is beyond terrible. What ever happened to Robert Walker, Jr.? At one poi... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4567 | 0pending | 0a50c52e-256e-48c2-8c9d-31ae1e5cfddb | Irwin Allen was great. All of his TV shows had a great pilot, or first episode. the rest were basically rip offs of his other shows. A few episodes of Swiss Family Robinson were rip offs of his older TV shows. One episode of Swiss Family is identical to an episode of Land Of The Giants when a member of the party needs ... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4568 | 0pending | ec4a22d2-57b8-48a3-8f65-e60299e64a7a | Three Stooges - Have Rocket, Will Travel - 1959 This was the first feature length film to star the Stooges and it is pretty bad. It makes THE THREE STOOGES GO AROUND THE WORLD IN A DAZE (from 1963) look like a masterpiece.<br /><br />The Stooges are janitors at a rocket place. They climb into a rocket and it goes to Ve... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4569 | 0pending | 598d10ff-231e-4f8b-b6ca-65827a04b303 | Few movies have dashed expectations and upset me as much as Fire has. The movie is pretentious garbage. It does not achieve anything at an artistic level. The only thing it managed to receive is a ban in India. If only it was because of the poor quality of film making rather than the topical controversy, the ban would ... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4570 | 0pending | 9cbda0b7-d810-405f-b305-54604c1cbf4b | There's plenty to appreciate here: spectacular locations and flying sequences; period costumes, props and sets; and competent writing and acting. However, to enjoy a drama, we need at least one principal who exhibits some qualities that we can like or admire. In this bunch of catty snobs, we found only one character wh... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4571 | 0pending | 2c929fd3-b102-4127-93ec-29ad5d064903 | I bought this DVD set, sight unseen, and wish I hadn't. The script needed some serious rewriting as it seems to be completely devoid of any feeling and pales in comparison to the book. The lighting is horrid, very unpolished, but if it was just that I could overlook it. The script doesn't focus enough on the characters... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4572 | 0pending | 8effe318-bba0-4c77-ac17-634d69e15510 | "Piece is Cake" is defeatist, revisionist history of the worst kind, whose only point is to unfairly savage the reputation of the (admittedly fictional) pilots it portrays. It left a remarkably bad taste in my mouth.<br /><br />In the March 1989 "Aeroplane Monthly", Roland Beamont wrote a stinging condemnation of the w... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4573 | 0pending | 063ecbc0-100a-4620-bc7b-14521997fa6b | The trouble with the book, "Memoirs of a Geisha" is that it had Japanese surfaces but underneath the surfaces it was all an American man's way of thinking. Reading the book is like watching a magnificent ballet with great music, sets, and costumes yet performed by barnyard animals dressed in those costumesso far from ... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4574 | 0pending | e5eeae62-d5d3-4af7-bc69-f69f498076aa | Even though the book wasn't strictly accurate to the real situation it described it still carried a sense of Japan. I find it hard to believe that anyone who was involved in making this film had ever been to japan as it didn't feel Japanese in the slightest. Almost everything about it was terrible. I will admit the act... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4575 | 0pending | 04247a80-f8e5-4179-a7d6-dc7302079419 | Having lived in Japan for several years this movie does not reflect the Japanese culture and does not even come close to explain what being a Geisha is all about. Unfortunately, a great opportunity has been missed to bring the Japanese culture a bit closer to the broad Western audience and help demystify the country wh... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4576 | 0pending | 3c5bf286-e669-4975-af52-b2ba68d4c1d4 | Rather then long dance sequences and close ups of the characters which made the film drag on - the movie would have been better served explaining the story and motivations of the characters.<br /><br />The marginalisation of Nubo, the minister, auntie, mother - and the dumbing down of the dynamic and IMPORTANT rivalry ... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4577 | 0pending | f87dc966-ff45-483f-8b6d-ac9bcc3e3d1c | I love Memoirs of a Geisha so I read the book twice; it is one of the best book I've read last year. I was looking forward to the movie and was afraid that reading the book would ruin the viewing pleasure of the movie. I wasn't expecting the movie to be that bad. Some of the best part of the book was omitted from the m... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4578 | 0pending | 298ed6b6-66a6-485f-9c6d-035b50dc25c2 | "Memoirs of a Geisha" is a visually stunning melodrama that seems more like a camp, drag queen satire than anything to do with real people.<br /><br />The first half of the film defensively keeps insisting that geishas are neither prostitutes nor concubines, that they are the embodiment of traditional Japanese beauty. ... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4579 | 0pending | fcc85f62-ca03-49c5-a212-7e83005ef3d3 | Andrewjlau, I could not agree more. My girlfriend is watching this at this very moment, and I find this movie appalling. Quote from my Chinese girlfriend, laughing: "They are doing all this for a man!?" <br /><br />I find these women have no intensity, no sense of the a fight between tragedy and identity, and that thes... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4580 | 0pending | cda6a1c6-436e-462b-be84-a52f4bb60cef | Despite an overall pleasing plot and expensive production one wonders how a director can make so many clumsy cultural mistakes. Where were the Japanese wardrobe and cultural consultants? Not on the payroll apparently. <br /><br />A Japanese friend of mine actually laughed out loud at some of the cultural absurdities sh... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4581 | 0pending | 99efc014-9763-427e-a3d5-1d795b950c95 | American film makers decided to make a film they think is Japanese. The characters all badly represented, the actors are not even Japanese and the set is cheap, unreal and definitely doesn't represent Kyoto in Early 20ties and 30ties. Who ever read the book understand that the script writers didn't add any extra value ... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4582 | 0pending | 2eb2ea01-d953-4251-9da2-9af1ae01ae29 | Memoirs of a Geisha is a beautifully filmed movie, there is no doubt about that. And the acting is generally excellent, at least in terms of how it portrays the characters as they are scripted.<br /><br />However, so many details small and large are just _wrong_ that it just bothers me too much to be able to enjoy it f... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4583 | 0pending | d1cfc55d-ce5d-4de0-85f5-192979eeefb3 | A slow, tedious, and one dimensional movie! Good casting with clichéd dialogue, boring story line, and soulless direction from Mr Marshal! The conventional and predictable story of the most famous form of prostitution from the Asian continent, lacks heart, new insights, and depth. The lead character looks out of place ... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4584 | 0pending | 9e00ee12-ac53-44e7-bcd4-7f3559333738 | I admired Rob Marshall for Chicago, but Memoirs of Geisha turns out to be yet another failure of combing western and Asian arts. Overall, the scene is beautiful, but after restless emphasis on exoticism-oriented scenes some might just find himself fed up with them. The excessive cherry blossom was, frankly, overdone. I... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4585 | 0pending | 46b22928-5664-4523-bfb7-f67f156114f6 | Another double noir on one disc from Warner Home Video and by far the better of the two movies is RKO's marvellous 1950 thriller "Where Danger Loves". This is a memorable classic with a great cast in Robert Mitchum, Faith Domergue and Claude Rains. Crisply photographed in Black & White by Nicholas Musuraca it was tight... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4586 | 0pending | ed1cd292-89d5-4e8b-a62e-369bf69fefe0 | True, the setting in Paris is great. The actors are fine. The story is a twisted morality play. Is it supposed to say that if you want someone badly enough, it's OK to hurt everyone else along the way? In a real romance, you sort of want less cliché than the man who has become bored with his wife and is willing to dump... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4587 | 0pending | a58dd3df-0135-420f-9a76-4a2a25da4b0d | This movie isn't terrible, really. Somebody commented that Mo is the type of American Europeans snicker at. But there are those, and not necessarily Anglo-Saxon yahoos, who do not care for Frenchmen; and the Xavier character isn't going to sway them.<br /><br />Let's consider his stereotypical Frenchman attributes:<br ... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4588 | 0pending | eadff791-f38a-40a1-a1ad-504aea5f1ebd | Any movie that has nude scenes of Karen Allen and I'm still so bored I walk out, that is a stinker! <br /><br />Karen gets stuck in Paris, and befriends a sissily-handsome French man with whom she is having sex soon. Of course he's married, ("But, cheri, why should that be a problem?") What could be an interesting clas... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4589 | 0pending | 0d1daa64-1201-4229-ac32-2a47b85cb858 | Watchable little semi-soaper, but hardly captivating. Still, two or three funny moments. What amazes me is how slippery and morally highly questionable McNicol is. She plays an invalid (a leg problem), yet she not only isn't the "ugly duckling" whom men shun, but she is even a man-eater - and we are supposed to feel fo... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4590 | 0pending | a1ce8c9b-6c76-4b15-8ecc-dff19a1d7929 | - I had planned to write something explaining what I didn't like about this movie, but this is going to be more difficult than I thought. Honestly, I can't remember much about it. I watched it just three days ago and it's made almost no impression on me. That's usually the sign of a real stinker. About the only thing I... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4591 | 0pending | 2959f73a-ba71-416f-872a-bc96753122c5 | This movie is a cringe-fest of bad acting and poor set design as well as tacky lines and a lame plot. But it is so much fun to watch. Everything about it is hilarious.The basic plot is a group of scientists from the future travel back in time to capture their evil co-worker who is intent on destroying them all. They ca... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4592 | 0pending | d1ca9902-9def-497f-b5ba-d9607c11f3fa | Spoilers of both this and The Matrix follow.<br /><br />I liked the original Matrix a great deal. It was not a deep movie, despite Fishburne's attempts to philosophize, but it was fairly well paced, fun, and I have a soft spot for Hong Kong fights.<br /><br />In the original, Neo was the secret life of the rather unhap... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4593 | 0pending | 3745e16b-e86a-4d3a-9d16-dee10346d88b | ***SPOILERS*** ***SPOILERS*** Continued...<br /><br />From here on in the whole movie collapses in on itself. First we meet a rogue program with the indication we're gonna get ghosts and vampires and werewolves and the like. We get a guy with a retarded accent talking endless garbage, two 'ghosts' that serve no real pu... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4594 | 0pending | 61322926-b8bc-432f-9d2b-182796790df2 | I tried to remove anything that might be considered a spoiler. I also assume that you've seen the first movie or at least know the general gist, so if you haven't some of this might not make sense.<br /><br />Plot: This movie beats the audience over the head with tired philosophical ramblings again and again in an atte... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4595 | 0pending | 830daaf8-11d0-4c68-836f-45e70570e49e | The first Matrix movie was lush with incredible character development, witty dialog, and action scenes that kept with the flow of the story. These elements -- coupled by incredible special effects of the day -- presented a magical ride that kept you in suspense the entire time. Enter Matrix Reloaded (and its sequel, Re... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4596 | 0pending | c8f79f96-9388-4900-a9c0-5c58619da08f | 1/10 and that's only because I don't go lower with my ratings.<br /><br />skip this "movie" and wait for the last movie of the "Trilogy", don't buy or rent it. trust me you won't be missing a thing. the Architect brings no new info: _(spoiler)_ there have been more NEO's before him, he's like nr.6 or something. you cou... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4597 | 0pending | 6853988d-c620-437e-93b6-7044ebc83c46 | Man would expect that a movie shot with an approx. budget of 300,000,000 U$D should at least entertain you for the time you are spending in the cinema actally watching it. "Matrix Reloaded" proves this assumption wrong.<br /><br />"The Matrix" worked out better, despite having apparent holes concerning logic of the sto... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4598 | 0pending | ffca77d3-7d91-4bfa-b086-5a35c4612bae | `The Matrix' was an exciting summer blockbuster that was visually fantastic but also curiously thought provoking in its `Twilight Zone'-ish manner. The general rule applies here- and this sequel doesn't match up to its predecessor. Worse than that, it doesn't even compare with it.<br /><br />`Reloaded' explodes onto th... | [] | [] | [] |
train_4599 | 0pending | a0d59a6f-f776-4bd9-b6d7-898fe421d57a | I felt asleep, watching it!!! (and I had tickets for the midnight- premiere) Any questions? The most disturbing scene, as far as I can remember, was the techno-dance-i-dont-know-what-that-was-scene. By the way what an ending!? | [] | [] | [] |
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