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    chihuahuaz — 18 years ago(April 27, 2007 01:47 PM)

    Are you supposed to make up your mind about a film by listening to critics so you'll know what to "expect" before you watch a movie? Everytime a critic says something sucks I usually end up liking it and vice versa. This movie was funny (the cooks and crew), beautiful to look at, entertaining (the relationship that grew between the 2, and Madonna in general), provoking/uncomfortable(the "rape" scene where he is trying to teach her about what kind of person he is) Moving (the ending brought me to tears) AND a great soundtrack. What makes this movie a flop? According to WHAT? Maybe not the best movie ever but it's not what the critics would have you believe.

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      Offworld_Colony — 18 years ago(May 12, 2007 06:53 AM)

      Totally and utterly agreed. I couldn't think of anything (even Madonna's acting) that would have warranted a 3.4 rating. People should get over what everybody else's opinions of films are and just judge them for themsleves.

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          Offworld_Colony — 18 years ago(May 15, 2007 05:38 AM)

          I don't fully subscribe to that theory like the first poster but I loved Unleashed, the directing and the acting. Revolver was too good, it was the 2001 space odyseey of our time (I can elaborate of you want) but it was critically panned. But Date movie was the dogs bollox - and I dont mean in the cockney way that means good. I mean they were the equivalent of my dog's bollox. Infact I think I could watch my dogs bollox for an hour and 30 minutes instead of Date movie.

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            runtheplacered — 18 years ago(September 13, 2007 03:52 PM)

            "2001 space odyseey of our time"
            God, I would love it if you did explain that.. because right now I'm thinking you're insulting a perfectly good movie (that being 2001: SO that's getting the insult.)
            Watching Revolver was like watching Guy Ritchie sniff his own farts.

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              chihuahuaz — 18 years ago(June 06, 2007 07:05 AM)

              I liked Pan's Labryrinth (not sure how it was received by the critcs because I don't listen to critics anymore) and never seen the rest of the them (though Norbit and The Departed are on my Netflix list!)

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                darko2525 — 18 years ago(July 24, 2007 08:58 AM)

                Anyone who can't wait to see a movie with Eddie Murphy in a fat suit (your excitement is obvious from your use of an exclamation point) can't possibly have anything to say worth listening to on the subject of movies.
                "You can disappear here without even knowing it."
                Bret Easton Ellis
                Less Than Zero

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                  darko2525 — 18 years ago(July 24, 2007 08:54 AM)

                  This guy is kidding, right?
                  "You can disappear here without even knowing it."
                  Bret Easton Ellis
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                    Fabrizio_Roscini — 17 years ago(July 29, 2008 05:53 AM)

                    This movie is a shame according to the basic rules of visual grammar and screenwriting. Thank god it was also a commercial flop.

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