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Ugh, this movie is so awfully bad. Eddie Murphy, why are you doing this to yourself?!!! You're a great comedian, and you deserve 100% better material than this crap! This is just an eye-hurting, racist, misogynistic, and has some of the worst humor ever. Whoever made this movie should receive some sort of penalty for this abhorrent piece of clow flop. One thing is, I can share some common personality traits with Norbit, the titular character. I am mild-mannered and easy going. However, this is the only one good thing about this pointless, racist, misogynistic, and just straight-up awful comedy! As a racial justice advocate, I want to rid society of this largest heap of racist trash ever made in the history of cinema! On one positive note, bonus points to Richard Gant. He's always a good guy, no matter what crap movie he is in.

Pretty funny movie. There are many slapstick moments. Some of the slapstick was genuinely funny. I laughed at some of the slapstick humor. Chris Farley was as funny as ever, along with David Spade. If you like some of that good ol' comedy stuff, give this flick a try.

Here, I am going to admit laughing at some parts of this movie. Some of it was funny. The Australia set also looks good. However, this movie is not worth much. Much of the humor was slapsticky, the plot was no good, and the acting was not all that great. Besides, I cannot believe this movie could get a PG rating. This should have been a PG-13 rating, as there was a lot of slapstick and language not appropriate for children.

God, are you kidding me?! The producers had to made a sequel?! Not even the first "Weekend at Bernie's" was good. It was gross. But this?!!! Boy, this is one of the most pathetic movies out there. Please, save 90 minutes of your life by not watching this Caribbean shipwreck of a movie with a skeleton as its center.

The creators of this movie cannot come to accept that jokes about dead bodies are almost never funny. You just kill a boss, and leave him lying there, while performing stunts on him like an action figure? That's not funny. It's gross. Get out of the theater before Bernie's body stinks up the whole building!

Honestly, the plot in this "Super Mario Bros." movie is too much like the movie "Speed." The plot devices in this movie worked with "Speed", a highly successful movie, but not with this particular mess of a movie. The special effects were also really cheesy, and did make the audience feel like it was in an actual moment in the "Super Mario Bros." games. I grew up with "Super Mario Bros." and this movie is not faithful at all to the game material. The acting did not help either. The acting was pretty run-of-the-mill for a movie. The acting is nothing like the acting in a video game. The acting is more like acting found in an action thriller, like "Speed." "Super Mario Bros" is not supposed to be an action flick. It is supposed to be a movie that closely resembles that of the video game. Even the poster looks so cut-rate and disappointing. Mario and Luigi look nothing as they do in the games, or even as they are in the "Super Mario Brothers Super Show" I grew up with as a kid. Besides, this movie lacks humor the audience would find funny. Most of the humor consists of overly-used slapstick gags, that turn out to be more annoying than funny. The only remotely (no pun intended) attractive part of this movie is Dennis Hopper. Dennis Hopper really is the only reason to come down and watch this weird, slapsticky, action-filled movie that is supposed to take place in a game, but really is nothing but some weird action flick, using similar plot devices to the successful (and completely different) movie "Speed."

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One of the greatest movies ever! This movie made everyone, including me, afraid to go into the water. Like, some fish just leaps out of the water to attack you? Sick! Steven Spielberg, you are the greatest director in the history of cinema. Don’t let anyone tell you otherwise.

Great performances, nice set scenery, and great special effects and action make this movie a good movie, and a good way to close out the Back To The Future trilogy. Michael J. Fox performed as well as he ever has, along with Christopher Lloyd and Mary Steenburgen! Despite the rather odd, melodrama-like plot at times, Back To The Future Part III is truly a treat to watch! You do not want to miss this!

Not nearly as good as the original, but still a good movie. The DeLorean still is spinning its wheels, Michael J. Fox returns with a spot-on performance, and the futuristic view jumped the shark a little bit, but is still enjoyable to see. The humour in this movie is also great, like altering the future by stealing an almanac. However, the acting can be cheesy in some points of the film, like the potrayal of Griff Tannen.

Truly the most unforgettable movie ever. Seen this movie 100 times. This movie has made up a significant part of the culture of cinema in the United States. The DeLorean sequences, performances by Michael J. Fox and Christopher Lloyd, and plot are some of the best I have seen. Truly a classic. If you have not watched this, please do! It is a great movie!

Chris Farley is as funny as ever. However, this does not make up for the dismal plot, or the slapsticky humour. Chris Farley would be much better off if he chose better movies to be a part of. Chris Farley was what saved this movie, because Chris Farley is one of the funniest people out there. Nowhere near Tommy Boy or Wayne's World.

The animation is much better in this movie than the original. However, the plot is worse and much more pointless, the humour relies too heavily on slapstick, and the acting is the same as the first. However, like the previous movie, Scooby-Doo fans ought to love it.

Warning: Do not watch this movie if you did not grow up with Scooby-Doo in your childhood. The movie is ridden with cheesy animation, a not-well-done plot, and subpar special effects. However, Scooby-Doo lovers are sure to get a kick out of this movie, and its humour, despite its many flaws.

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Though a little bit out there at times, Inside Out is a truly inspiring, must-see movie, especially for children. This movie describes emotional intelligence really well, except for forgetting surprise. Good job Pixar!

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Super-exciting film! The action scenes, special effects, and acting by Sandra Bullock, Keanu Reeves, and Dennis Hopper are fantastic! Certain people do not like this movie, but it is a blast!

Not nearly as good as the original, but watchable with a pack of popcorn. The action is thrilling. However, the acting and plot are not too great. Overall, worth it.