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Sentence 1: a spoof comedy that carries its share of. laughs: -- sometimes a chuckle , ‘sometimes.a guffaw and ; to my: great: Pleasure ;,. the occasional belly laugh .. . | 11
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‘Senterice : 1: several -uninferesting: , ‘unlikedble . people: | : > | 00
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Sentence 1: signs is just another unoriginal run of the mill sci-fi film with a flimsy ending and lots of hype. | 00
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Sentence 1: the hard-to-predict and absolutely essential chemistry between the down-to-eart! bullock and the nonchalant grant proves to sensational , and everything meshes in thi elegant entertainment | 11
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Sentencetdke us by surprise: | 11
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Sergerges I's usel. worse | 00
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Sentence 1: brushes | 11
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_ Sentence 4: the irwins. * fascinating | 11
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Sentenoe 1: combines ‘sharp comedy’, old-fashioned monster: movie atmospheries . ‘and genuine heart to.crgate.& film that’'s-hot: hherely about kicking undedd +>. but alse about dealing with ragret and = ultimately «finding redemption . | 11
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Sentence 1: may take its sweet time to get wherever T's gong, but ryou have the patience fort, you wo n't feel like it's wasted yours | 11
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Sentence 1: it , offering fine acting moments and} pungent insights | 11
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nas ‘a whip- vereté e bluffs ' Sentence 1 ¢.nartat iv smart. sense 0 | 11
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Senionce } in middle-af-the-read blandness | 00
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Sentence 1: a badly edited , 91-minute trailer ( land ) ; | 00
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Sentence 1:just lazy | 00
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Sentence 1: should pay money for what we can get on television for free | 00
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Sandance dark humer , sorgecus extra Dhatagraphy.. | 11
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Sentence 1: 'd be hard pressed to think of a film more cloyingly sappy than evelyn this year | 00
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@ 4: directed not only one of Sentenc: e stories ever made est gay lov —— | 11
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Sentence 1:a guy with his talent ended up ina movie this bad | 00
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Sentence 1: to take a reality check before you pay the full ticket price to see ~~ stmone ‘and consider | 00
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Sentence I: being lectured to.by tecti-geeks , if you''ré.up for that sore of thing | 00
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Sentence 1: whatever flaws ighy goes down may possess , it is undeniably that | 00
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‘Sexitehice’Lnecnis 6 have: fongsiixin ryting he evel Knew about gentrating siisperise: : . | 00
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Sentence 1: by way too much indulgence of scene- chewing , teeth-gnashing actorliness | 00
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sentence 1: this is a seriously intended movie that is 1ot easily forgotten * | 11
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Sentence look at the backstage angst of the stand-up comic. | 11
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Sentence 1: slight but enjoyable documentary | 11
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Sentence 1: the remarkable ensemble cast brings them to life | 11
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Sentence 1: serving sara " has n't much more to serve than silly fluff | 00
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Sentence .1: of: the -feur.~ “cowl: '“actona’ who never Aeentn dusatie af. hig ouin cauinena’: | 11
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Sentence t that * alabama ' manages to be pleasant in spite of its predictability | 11
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Sentence 1: this sloppy , made-for-movie comedy special | 00
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Sentence 1: pulls off the feat with aplomb | 11
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Sentence 1: are pitted against shimmering cinematography that lends the setting the ethereal beauty of an asian landscape painting . | 11
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‘Sentence t: unexpectedly sweet | 11
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Sentence 1: jane wyman and | 11
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Sentence I: ” will leave you wanting to abandon the theater . | 00
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Sentence 1: lustrous | 11
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‘sarieica to + comingok rage story “ord “cautionary. ‘parable’ but also: a- Seip espe cara pus 7bt | 11
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Sentence 1: thoughtful révérent | 11
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Sentence 1: allows his cast the benefit of being able ‘ to give full performances | 11
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Sentence 1: it's probably worth catching solely” oni its visual merits - Sos AS ae J __ | 11
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Seritente l: fails tofastinate ™ | 00
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Sentence i then you ‘re in for a painful ride . | 00
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Sentence 1: unrelenting bleak insistence | 00
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Sentence t loved on first sight and, even more important | 11
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Sentence 1: the limitationsof hisskill and | 00
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‘Sentence 1: the. problems and characters it reveals. are universal and fivolving:, ain. | 11
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Senténce 1: an idea tule tomewihere inde Rs (ber: bit never | 00
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Sentence 1: , the film would be a total washout | 00
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Sentence i that: just did nt care | 00
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‘E neither <vedches into the. deepest . beCesses: of the diavacter to. inearth the quaking essence: of Passi R wid and fear | 00
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Senterice'1:'s-unlikély we tll seé-a better thriller this year’. ‘ | 11
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Sentence 1! engrossing and infectiously enthusiastic documentary | 11
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Sentence 1 increasingly disturbed | 00
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Sentence 1: through its flaws , revolution #9 proves to be a compelling | 11
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Sentence 1: about the startling transformation ofa tradition-bound widow who is drawn into the exotic world ofbelly dancing | 11
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‘Sentence 1: disappointment | 00
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Sentence 1: fi divér: fusi yulakoro. and the martied | coup! ie howard and-michelle. halt), | 11
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sentence 1: makes no sense | 00
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Sentence : a great monster movie | 11
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Sentence 1: an mtv, stigar hysteria, | 00
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has little clue about ber 7 sentence & a man who of friendship ‘ he nature of women or | 00
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Senterice 1: seems to'be missing a great deal ot the‘acerbic. repartee of the play ." | 00
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Sentence I this nicholas nickleby finds itself in reduced circumstances -- and , also like its hero , it remains brightly optimistic , coming through in the end | 11
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Sentence single-minded as john carpenter's original | 00
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Sentence: 1: , like bartleby., is’ Soniething of “a’ stiff. - ‘an -extra-dry office comedy that seems: twice agilong as its.83 minutes . | 00
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Sentence 1: raucously. | 11
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Sentence 1: as action-adventure , this space-based homage to robert} louis stevenson 's treasure island| fires on all plasma conduits . | 11
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Sentence 1, would ever work in a meculloch production again If they looked at how this movie turned out | 00
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Sentence 1: the characterizations and dialogue lack depth or complexity , with the ironic exception of scooter . | 00
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tence 1: sharper | 11
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Sentence 4: weak payoff | 00
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Sentence - 1:: featherweight... romantic... comedy has. afew hice “twists “in: ‘a standard: plot arid the .charisma’-of: hugh . grant'and sandra bullock. | 11
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Sehitenee 4: an-artfutyet depressing filinthat makesa ‘melodramatic ‘mouiitain: out ‘of the -tiolehill of a missing bike | 00
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Sentence’: is bpipressiveiy heavy . | 00
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Seittence £ harry pottér and the chamber‘ot sebrets:finds-a Way: to, make j.k, Mwling,’s inarvelous series into a. deadly bore | 00
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sentence % this sad , occasionally hortfYing et seretnspiring fim is among wiseman '* ee | 11
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Sentence ang of Ihe Gy | 11
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Sentence L shine | 11
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Sentence |; the miliew and, the histrionic wholly sniconyineing reach a. truly, annoying ch | 00
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Sentence 1: this gentle , mesmerizing portrait man coming to terms with time | 11
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Sentence t could pass for a thirteen-year-old ’s book report on the totalitarian themes of 1984 and farenheit 451 | 00
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‘Sentencé 1: from, bill plympron 3° the animation master, : | 11
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Sentence 1: their quirky and fearless ability | 11
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Sentence 1: fabulously furiny and over the top as a’ very sneaky’ bytler who éxcels in the art of impossible disappearing/reappeatirig acts « ye | 11
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Sentence 1: shoddy | 00
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Sentence I: pelly thievery | 00
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Sentence .l: a dazzling , remarkably. unpretentious] feminder of what { evans } had lost... and. jo} back | 11
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