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2,900	2,900	this delightful comedy	1
2,901	2,901	vapid	0
2,902	2,902	a worthwhile effort	1
2,903	2,903	a pathetic exploitation film that tries to seem sincere , and just seems worse for the effort .	0
2,904	2,904	by a central plot that 's peppered with false starts and populated by characters who are nearly impossible to care about	0
2,905	2,905	extraordinary access	1
2,906	2,906	so intimate and sensual and funny and psychologically self-revealing	1
2,907	2,907	highly engaging .	1
2,908	2,908	wisdom and emotion	1
2,909	2,909	fascinating , unnerving examination	1
2,910	2,910	watching this film , one is left with the inescapable conclusion that hitchens ' obsession with kissinger is , at bottom , a sophisticated flower child 's desire to purge the world of the tooth and claw of human power .	1
2,911	2,911	you were at home watching that movie instead of in the theater watching this one	0
2,912	2,912	about 90 minutes of a so-called ` comedy ' and not laugh	0
2,913	2,913	arrive early and stay late , filling nearly every minute ... with a lighthearted glow , some impudent snickers , and a glorious dose of humankind 's liberating ability to triumph over a scrooge or two	1
2,914	2,914	affection for its characters	1
2,915	2,915	mixes in as much humor as pathos	1
2,916	2,916	a complete moron	0
2,917	2,917	abandon spends 90 minutes trying figure out whether or not some cocky pseudo-intellectual kid has intentionally left college or was killed .	0
2,918	2,918	few nice twists	1
2,919	2,919	a moving story	1
2,920	2,920	a bunch of typical late-twenty-somethings natter on about nothing	0
2,921	2,921	not only better than its predecessor	1
2,922	2,922	funny and , in the end , very touching	1
2,923	2,923	too skewed to ever get a hold on	0
2,924	2,924	thriller as lazy as it is interminable	0
2,925	2,925	's a shame the marvelous first 101 minutes have to be combined with the misconceived final 5 .	0
2,926	2,926	a funny , puzzling movie	1
2,927	2,927	, i enjoyed it just as much !	1
2,928	2,928	stooping	0
2,929	2,929	with a completely predictable plot	0
2,930	2,930	solid base	1
2,931	2,931	by bad luck and their own immaturity	0
2,932	2,932	to a strangely sinister happy ending	1
2,933	2,933	had the balance shifted in favor of water-bound action over the land-based ` drama	0
2,934	2,934	so we got ten little indians meets friday the 13th by way of clean and sober , filmed on the set of carpenter 's the thing and loaded with actors you 're most likely to find on the next inevitable incarnation of the love boat .	0
2,935	2,935	, pathetic , starving and untalented	0
2,936	2,936	the problem with antwone fisher is that it has a screenplay written by antwone fisher based on the book by antwone fisher .	0
2,937	2,937	has merit and	1
2,938	2,938	, with really solid performances by ving rhames and wesley snipes .	1
2,939	2,939	both the elements of the plot and a powerfully evocative mood combining heated sexuality with a haunting sense of malaise	1
2,940	2,940	not that any of us	0
2,941	2,941	astonish and entertain	1
2,942	2,942	play well in european markets , where mr. besson is a brand name , and in asia , where ms. shu is an institution	1
2,943	2,943	a film that proposes as epic tragedy the plight of a callow rich boy who is forced to choose between his beautiful , self-satisfied 22-year-old girlfriend and an equally beautiful , self-satisfied 18-year-old mistress	1
2,944	2,944	be exploring the idea of why human beings long for what they do n't have , and how this gets us in trouble	1
2,945	2,945	having been slimed in the name of high art	0
2,946	2,946	shooting itself	0
2,947	2,947	, sterile and lacking	0
2,948	2,948	elicit more of a sense of deja vu than awe	0
2,949	2,949	been worth cheering as a breakthrough	1
2,950	2,950	all credibility flies out the window .	0
2,951	2,951	corny television	0
2,952	2,952	fights the good fight in vietnam	1
2,953	2,953	engaging the audience in the travails of creating a screenplay	1
2,954	2,954	rustic , realistic , and altogether creepy	1
2,955	2,955	things really get weird , though not particularly scary :	0
2,956	2,956	hughes comedy	1
2,957	2,957	the disjointed	0
2,958	2,958	assumes you are n't very bright	0
2,959	2,959	is a genuine love story , full of traditional layers of awakening and ripening and separation and recovery .	1
2,960	2,960	's not entirely memorable	0
2,961	2,961	heavy-handed symbolism , dime-store psychology and endless scenic shots that make 105 minutes seem twice as long	0
2,962	2,962	nothing left to work with , sort of like michael jackson 's nose	0
2,963	2,963	daring and beautifully made	1
2,964	2,964	, you may be surprised at the variety of tones in spielberg 's work .	1
2,965	2,965	works against itself	0
2,966	2,966	i hated myself in the morning .	0
2,967	2,967	with efficiency and an affection for the period	1
2,968	2,968	confection that 's pure entertainment	1
2,969	2,969	bearing the unmistakable stamp of authority	1
2,970	2,970	the intentionally low standards of frat-boy humor	0
2,971	2,971	is impressive	1
2,972	2,972	if cinema had been around to capture the chaos of france in the 1790 's , one imagines the result would look like something like this .	1
2,973	2,973	... it is visually ravishing , penetrating , impenetrable .	1
2,974	2,974	of the jokes , most at women 's expense	0
2,975	2,975	fascination , and	1
2,976	2,976	amazing slapstick	1
2,977	2,977	low , very low ,	0
2,978	2,978	weightless that a decent draft in the auditorium might blow it off the screen	0
2,979	2,979	leaves vague impressions and a nasty aftertaste but little clear memory of its operational mechanics	0
2,980	2,980	told through on-camera interviews with several survivors , whose riveting memories are rendered with such clarity that it 's as if it all happened only yesterday	1
2,981	2,981	those who do will have found a cult favorite to enjoy for a lifetime .	1
2,982	2,982	undone by anachronistic quick edits and occasional jarring glimpses of a modern theater audience watching the events unfold	0
2,983	2,983	starts to smack of a hallmark hall of fame , with a few four letter words thrown in that are generally not heard on television	0
2,984	2,984	is even worse	0
2,985	2,985	the inspiration of the original	1
2,986	2,986	if oscar had a category called best bad film you thought was going to be really awful but was n't	1
2,987	2,987	fine idea	1
2,988	2,988	mawkish	0
2,989	2,989	payne has created a beautiful canvas , and nicholson proves once again that he 's the best brush in the business .	1
2,990	2,990	the most restless young audience deserves the dignity of an action hero motivated by something more than franchise possibilities .	0
2,991	2,991	so stupid	0
2,992	2,992	a good chance of being the big	1
2,993	2,993	wise enough to recognize that there are few things in this world more complex -- and , as it turns out , more fragile -- than happiness	1
2,994	2,994	it 's a masterpeice .	1
2,995	2,995	a sour taste	0
2,996	2,996	, much better .	1
2,997	2,997	but on the whole , you 're gon na like this movie .	1
2,998	2,998	a central plot that 's peppered with false starts and populated by characters who are nearly impossible to care about	0
2,999	2,999	the picture provides a satisfyingly unsettling ride into the dark places of our national psyche .	1

2,900

this delightful comedy

1

2,901

vapid

0

2,902

a worthwhile effort

1

2,903

a pathetic exploitation film that tries to seem sincere , and just seems worse for the effort .

0

2,904

by a central plot that 's peppered with false starts and populated by characters who are nearly impossible to care about

0

2,905

extraordinary access

1

2,906

so intimate and sensual and funny and psychologically self-revealing

1

2,907

highly engaging .

1

2,908

wisdom and emotion

1

2,909

fascinating , unnerving examination

1

2,910

watching this film , one is left with the inescapable conclusion that hitchens ' obsession with kissinger is , at bottom , a sophisticated flower child 's desire to purge the world of the tooth and claw of human power .

1

2,911

you were at home watching that movie instead of in the theater watching this one

0

2,912

about 90 minutes of a so-called ` comedy ' and not laugh

0

2,913

arrive early and stay late , filling nearly every minute ... with a lighthearted glow , some impudent snickers , and a glorious dose of humankind 's liberating ability to triumph over a scrooge or two

1

2,914

affection for its characters

1

2,915

mixes in as much humor as pathos

1

2,916

a complete moron

0

2,917

abandon spends 90 minutes trying figure out whether or not some cocky pseudo-intellectual kid has intentionally left college or was killed .

0

2,918

few nice twists

1

2,919

a moving story

1

2,920

a bunch of typical late-twenty-somethings natter on about nothing

0

2,921

not only better than its predecessor

1

2,922

funny and , in the end , very touching

1

2,923

too skewed to ever get a hold on

0

2,924

thriller as lazy as it is interminable

0

2,925

's a shame the marvelous first 101 minutes have to be combined with the misconceived final 5 .

0

2,926

a funny , puzzling movie

1

2,927

, i enjoyed it just as much !

1

2,928

stooping

0

2,929

with a completely predictable plot

0

2,930

solid base

1

2,931

by bad luck and their own immaturity

0

2,932

to a strangely sinister happy ending

1

2,933

had the balance shifted in favor of water-bound action over the land-based ` drama

0

2,934

so we got ten little indians meets friday the 13th by way of clean and sober , filmed on the set of carpenter 's the thing and loaded with actors you 're most likely to find on the next inevitable incarnation of the love boat .

0

2,935

, pathetic , starving and untalented

0

2,936

the problem with antwone fisher is that it has a screenplay written by antwone fisher based on the book by antwone fisher .

0

2,937

has merit and

1

2,938

, with really solid performances by ving rhames and wesley snipes .

1

2,939

both the elements of the plot and a powerfully evocative mood combining heated sexuality with a haunting sense of malaise

1

2,940

not that any of us

0

2,941

astonish and entertain

1

2,942

play well in european markets , where mr. besson is a brand name , and in asia , where ms. shu is an institution

1

2,943

a film that proposes as epic tragedy the plight of a callow rich boy who is forced to choose between his beautiful , self-satisfied 22-year-old girlfriend and an equally beautiful , self-satisfied 18-year-old mistress

1

2,944

be exploring the idea of why human beings long for what they do n't have , and how this gets us in trouble

1

2,945

having been slimed in the name of high art

0

2,946

shooting itself

0

2,947

, sterile and lacking

0

2,948

elicit more of a sense of deja vu than awe

0

2,949

been worth cheering as a breakthrough

1

2,950

all credibility flies out the window .

0

2,951

corny television

0

2,952

fights the good fight in vietnam

1

2,953

engaging the audience in the travails of creating a screenplay

1

2,954

rustic , realistic , and altogether creepy

1

2,955

things really get weird , though not particularly scary :

0

2,956

hughes comedy

1

2,957

the disjointed

0

2,958

assumes you are n't very bright

0

2,959

is a genuine love story , full of traditional layers of awakening and ripening and separation and recovery .

1

2,960

's not entirely memorable

0

2,961

heavy-handed symbolism , dime-store psychology and endless scenic shots that make 105 minutes seem twice as long

0

2,962

nothing left to work with , sort of like michael jackson 's nose

0

2,963

daring and beautifully made

1

2,964

, you may be surprised at the variety of tones in spielberg 's work .

1

2,965

works against itself

0

2,966

i hated myself in the morning .

0

2,967

with efficiency and an affection for the period

1

2,968

confection that 's pure entertainment

1

2,969

bearing the unmistakable stamp of authority

1

2,970

the intentionally low standards of frat-boy humor

0

2,971

is impressive

1

2,972

if cinema had been around to capture the chaos of france in the 1790 's , one imagines the result would look like something like this .

1

2,973

... it is visually ravishing , penetrating , impenetrable .

1

2,974

of the jokes , most at women 's expense

0

2,975

fascination , and

1

2,976

amazing slapstick

1

2,977

low , very low ,

0

2,978

weightless that a decent draft in the auditorium might blow it off the screen

0

2,979

leaves vague impressions and a nasty aftertaste but little clear memory of its operational mechanics

0

2,980

told through on-camera interviews with several survivors , whose riveting memories are rendered with such clarity that it 's as if it all happened only yesterday

1

2,981

those who do will have found a cult favorite to enjoy for a lifetime .

1

2,982

undone by anachronistic quick edits and occasional jarring glimpses of a modern theater audience watching the events unfold

0

2,983

starts to smack of a hallmark hall of fame , with a few four letter words thrown in that are generally not heard on television

0

2,984

is even worse

0

2,985

the inspiration of the original

1

2,986

if oscar had a category called best bad film you thought was going to be really awful but was n't

1

2,987

fine idea

1

2,988

mawkish

0

2,989

payne has created a beautiful canvas , and nicholson proves once again that he 's the best brush in the business .

1

2,990

the most restless young audience deserves the dignity of an action hero motivated by something more than franchise possibilities .

0

2,991

so stupid

0

2,992

a good chance of being the big

1

2,993

wise enough to recognize that there are few things in this world more complex -- and , as it turns out , more fragile -- than happiness

1

2,994

it 's a masterpeice .

1

2,995

a sour taste

0

2,996

, much better .

1

2,997

but on the whole , you 're gon na like this movie .

1

2,998

a central plot that 's peppered with false starts and populated by characters who are nearly impossible to care about

0

2,999

the picture provides a satisfyingly unsettling ride into the dark places of our national psyche .

1