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So devoid of pleasure or sensuality	0
Whether Kiss is a future cult classic or destined to be completely forgotten is open to question , but the risk-takers in the crowd should check it out and form their own opinion	3
Olivier Assayas	2
who-wrote-shakespeare	2
ambitious to be fully successful	3
political Blair Witch	2
could have been a reject from Monty Python 's Meaning of Life	1
of longing , lasting traces of Charlotte 's web of desire and desperation	3
the fires of Chick Flick Hell	1
gives none	2
thinking up grocery lists and ways	2
he 's been responsible for putting together any movies of particular value or merit	1
One Thing	2
in that something 's horribly wrong	0
that of the excellent 1934 MGM version	3
the innocence and	2
Director Lee has a true cinematic knack , but	2
An intelligent and deeply	4
framing	2
display his cadness to perfection	3
look really slick . The voices are fine as well . The problem , it is with most of these things	2
same sleep-inducing effects	0
the seeds of the imagination to germinate	3
things moving well -- at least until the problematic third act	2
take a rocket scientist to figure out that this is a Mormon family movie , and a sappy , preachy one at that	1
impossible , irrevocable choices	3
Haneke keeps us at arm 's length . Guided more by intellect than heart , his story flattens instead of sharpens .	2
treat a subject	3
will quite likely	2
to function as comedy	2
the Kissinger	2
is really a series of strung-together moments	2
they all give life to these broken characters who are trying to make their way through this tragedy	2
've seen them a million times	2
career-defining	4
filmed that you can almost taste the desiccated air	3
a thriller without thrills and a mystery devoid of urgent questions .	0
dulled your senses faster and deeper than any recreational drug on the market	1
of Stuart Little 2	2
River 's Edge , Dead Man	2
of clinical objectivity	2
covers the same period as Kaufmann 's `` Quills '' with more unsettlingly realistic results .	2
look behind the curtain that separates comics from the people laughing in the crowd .	3
Sweet Home Alabama is n't going to win any Academy Awards , but this date-night diversion will definitely win some hearts	3
, sweating , mopping his face and generally displaying the wacky talent that brought him fame in the first place	3
hideously	0
lacks in thematic coherence it largely makes up for as loosey-goosey , experimental entertainment . Still	1
... get a sense of good intentions derailed by a failure to seek and strike just the right tone .	1
Hughes	2
and Wai Ka Fai are ) sure to find an enthusiastic audience among American action-adventure buffs , but the film 's interests	3
simple but	2
is not a character in the movie with a shred of plausibility , not an event that is believable , not a confrontation that is not staged , not a moment that is not false .	0
otherwise appalling , and	1
's surely something wrong with a comedy where the only belly laughs come from the selection of outtakes tacked onto the end credits .	2
tortured and self-conscious material	1
dancing , henna , ornamentation , and group song	2
Reilly Burke	2
just one that could easily wait for your pay per view dollar	1
draw out	2
the male midlife crisis	2
that you should never forget	2
An ironic speculation	1
hardly watchable	1
his teeth	2
Sorority	2
more to be prescribed than recommended -- as visually bland as a dentist 's waiting room , complete with soothing Muzak and a cushion of predictable narrative rhythms .	0
think by now america would have had enough of plucky british eccentrics with hearts of gold	1
wonderful , ghastly	4
's a thin notion	2
had a time machine	2
a sinister , menacing atmosphere	2
mail-order	2
enough to see it	3
's a perfectly acceptable widget	3
is about as true to the spirit of the Festival of Lights	3
this terrific film	3
feelings that profoundly deepen them	3
The script by Vincent R . Nebrida	2
The seaside splendor and	3
labeling it a dog	1
in the Seattle drizzle	2
Like Smoke Signals	2
in no particular place	2
, this sappy ethnic sleeper proves that not only blockbusters pollute the summer movie pool .	2
these characters '	2
believe in something that is improbable	2
shorter than the first	2
entire film about	2
an average student 's	2
Red Dragon	2
Acting ,	2
is a wonderful movie	4
the first 10 minutes , which is worth seeing	2
This movie does not tell you a whole lot about Lily Chou-Chou	2
wearing low-cut gowns , not making snappy comebacks	1
the romantic comedy genre , which has been held hostage by generic scripts that seek to remake Sleepless in Seattle again and again	2
as Allen 's jelly belly	2
Del	3
, this is beautiful filmmaking from one of French cinema 's master craftsmen .	4
the improbable	2

So devoid of pleasure or sensuality

0

Whether Kiss is a future cult classic or destined to be completely forgotten is open to question , but the risk-takers in the crowd should check it out and form their own opinion

3

Olivier Assayas

2

who-wrote-shakespeare

2

ambitious to be fully successful

3

political Blair Witch

2

could have been a reject from Monty Python 's Meaning of Life

1

of longing , lasting traces of Charlotte 's web of desire and desperation

3

the fires of Chick Flick Hell

1

gives none

2

thinking up grocery lists and ways

2

he 's been responsible for putting together any movies of particular value or merit

1

One Thing

2

in that something 's horribly wrong

0

that of the excellent 1934 MGM version

3

the innocence and

2

Director Lee has a true cinematic knack , but

2

An intelligent and deeply

4

framing

2

display his cadness to perfection

3

look really slick . The voices are fine as well . The problem , it is with most of these things

2

same sleep-inducing effects

0

the seeds of the imagination to germinate

3

things moving well -- at least until the problematic third act

2

take a rocket scientist to figure out that this is a Mormon family movie , and a sappy , preachy one at that

1

impossible , irrevocable choices

3

Haneke keeps us at arm 's length . Guided more by intellect than heart , his story flattens instead of sharpens .

2

treat a subject

3

will quite likely

2

to function as comedy

2

the Kissinger

2

is really a series of strung-together moments

2

they all give life to these broken characters who are trying to make their way through this tragedy

2

've seen them a million times

2

career-defining

4

filmed that you can almost taste the desiccated air

3

a thriller without thrills and a mystery devoid of urgent questions .

0

dulled your senses faster and deeper than any recreational drug on the market

1

of Stuart Little 2

2

River 's Edge , Dead Man

2

of clinical objectivity

2

covers the same period as Kaufmann 's `` Quills '' with more unsettlingly realistic results .

2

look behind the curtain that separates comics from the people laughing in the crowd .

3

Sweet Home Alabama is n't going to win any Academy Awards , but this date-night diversion will definitely win some hearts

3

, sweating , mopping his face and generally displaying the wacky talent that brought him fame in the first place

3

hideously

0

lacks in thematic coherence it largely makes up for as loosey-goosey , experimental entertainment . Still

1

... get a sense of good intentions derailed by a failure to seek and strike just the right tone .

1

Hughes

2

and Wai Ka Fai are ) sure to find an enthusiastic audience among American action-adventure buffs , but the film 's interests

3

simple but

2

is not a character in the movie with a shred of plausibility , not an event that is believable , not a confrontation that is not staged , not a moment that is not false .

0

otherwise appalling , and

1

's surely something wrong with a comedy where the only belly laughs come from the selection of outtakes tacked onto the end credits .

2

tortured and self-conscious material

1

dancing , henna , ornamentation , and group song

2

Reilly Burke

2

just one that could easily wait for your pay per view dollar

1

draw out

2

the male midlife crisis

2

that you should never forget

2

An ironic speculation

1

hardly watchable

1

his teeth

2

Sorority

2

more to be prescribed than recommended -- as visually bland as a dentist 's waiting room , complete with soothing Muzak and a cushion of predictable narrative rhythms .

0

think by now america would have had enough of plucky british eccentrics with hearts of gold

1

wonderful , ghastly

4

's a thin notion

2

had a time machine

2

a sinister , menacing atmosphere

2

mail-order

2

enough to see it

3

's a perfectly acceptable widget

3

is about as true to the spirit of the Festival of Lights

3

this terrific film

3

feelings that profoundly deepen them

3

The script by Vincent R . Nebrida

2

The seaside splendor and

3

labeling it a dog

1

in the Seattle drizzle

2

Like Smoke Signals

2

in no particular place

2

, this sappy ethnic sleeper proves that not only blockbusters pollute the summer movie pool .

2

these characters '

2

believe in something that is improbable

2

shorter than the first

2

entire film about

2

an average student 's

2

Red Dragon

2

Acting ,

2

is a wonderful movie

4

the first 10 minutes , which is worth seeing

2

This movie does not tell you a whole lot about Lily Chou-Chou

2

wearing low-cut gowns , not making snappy comebacks

1

the romantic comedy genre , which has been held hostage by generic scripts that seek to remake Sleepless in Seattle again and again

2

as Allen 's jelly belly

2

Del

3

, this is beautiful filmmaking from one of French cinema 's master craftsmen .

4

the improbable

2