Sentences with phrase «really hate this film»

I wouldn't even say I enjoyed it, but I couldn't find a reason to really hate the film when looking at it from its target audience's perspective.

The film may be a tad too sappy and whimsical at times, but honestly, it's hard to really hate this film.

I almost didn't post them because this is the kind of thing that makes me really hate film critics or even fake film critics masquerading as real film critics; don't tell me how your collective minds work because I don't really want to know!

Really hated his film «Drinking Buddies».

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I'm not sure the film even needs such a premise to be effective, (in fact, it may distract from the main point a bit... and I hate to think there are people who need it to be reversed in order to empathize), for what really moved me was its depiction of bullying, which is based on real reports from LGBT kids.

In the end, I really hated my viewing of this picture, which is very upsetting, because I really liked the original film.

I really hate the video game look in films too but I don't think that District 9 is one of the main offenders.

This is a picture that needs multiple viewings to really like it, but in the end; this film is in the you either love it or hate it category.

I really hate comparing to other films, but the easiest way to describe it is the dark surrealism of Naked Lunch with the dark humor of The King Of Comedy.

He has never really excited me as an actor, starring in a few films that I hate with a passion, but here I was finally won over by his steady charisma and willingness to satirise himself.

It really pissed people off, made so many viewers angry, and made many critics just outright hate the film.

The main issues with Date Night are that the jokes seem really cheap and pedestrian, and every memorable / funny moment is represented in the film's trailer (I hate when they do that).

is misleading because while draped in Darius Khondji's luxuriant, golden - hued cinematography like the silks of Lady Liberty's gown, and decked in loving period costume and detail, the film is really a small - scale human drama in which those Gray staples, a love triangle and a love / hate brother-esque relationship, play out beat by minutely observed beat.

I didn't mind the violence, but it's the absurd stillness of the film that I thought was rather dull, pointless, indulgent and with all those pregnant pauses where nothing really happened, ultimately it was just extremely boring... I saw this one yesterday and hated it as I had not hated a film in a long time.

Directors like Besson and his many minions, Mathieu Kassovitz (Hate, The Crimson Rivers), Jean - Pierre Jeunet (Amelie), and others have since created a French industry that makes films expensive and commercially savvy enough to compete with Hollywood imports, and they don't really give a shit what the naysayers think.

George Chrysostomou on nostalgia... Upon reading Anghus Houvouras's piece on why everyone is hating on Ready Player One, a key theme of his argument really hit home — it struck me that there really ise a lot of nostalgia in the current crop of films and TV shows.

In fact there are very few films I really disliked from last year (although I tend to not watch films that I'm blatantly going to hate).

People seem to really love the film overall, with no one really hating it.

So love it or hate it, I found myself laughing out loud and really enjoyed this film.

All in all, I hated Vacation but not because the film was really poorly written, was painfully unfunny, and featured all unlikable characters, but rather because the film never even tried to grasp the concept that made the original films so great.

But I really hated the voice actor portraying The Joker, and about halfway through the film, it turns into a sort of Transformers / Robotech hybrid that really lost me.

i've never really liked wes anderson films, i hate his style.

But really what gets a film to the top of ballots is love and like but no hate.

It just means that the five films above really do have that «no one hates them» thing going for them.

I absolutely hated «Nebraska,» but alas, I fear it's this year's «Silver Linings Playbook» (another film I really disliked, aside from Jennifer Lawrence), or «As Good As It Gets» (which I loathe).

If it's meant to be a family film, you'd have to really hate your family to take them.

While I do love me some indie films, I really hate the idea of not being able to enjoy Locarno for the quaint colorful town that it is.

Now you can either love Man of Steel from Zach Snyder or hate it, but there is no denying that his films really show just how powerful Superman is.