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Not sure why this got poor reviews from the critics. It has brilliant action choreography, a nice story, with good character motivations and relationships. It's a lot more epic and big budget than I expected it to be in terms of the action, which is pretty much non stop. And the inclusion of other Nintendo heros was awesome

A lot of the humour is very naked gun and on point. Liam neeson himself does a great job and seeing Pamela on the big screen is a joy. I was quite taken aback by how fantastic she still looks. Unfortunately the plot itself seems like an afterthought. It's merely just a vehicle to support the gags. Completely unimaginative and dull. If more energy was put into actually making this a decent interesting movie instead of just a reel of gags then it may have worked. At just over 1 hour and 20 minutes long it's far too short.

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Comedy masterpiece full of playful lightheartedness. Intentionally bad so it comes out on top. As you can see, People love it or hate it. It's unique, which is a hard thing to achieve. Well done to all involved.

I watched this when I was a kid and it haunted me for years. Watching as an adult I realise it's just as Scary

An absolutely lovely film that hits on every level. Emotional impact, story, creativity, themes of love and alienation. it's an absolute joy and classic Pixar. Give it a chance

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Here's why Ballerina is actually the best movie in the John wick franchise. The action is grittier, with more gore. The protagonist has a sense of vulnerability about her, she's actually taking hits from word go. You really get the feeling that John wick could actually come to serious harm. She also has more of an emotional range and some personality. A Larger range of weapons. More action, with just enough plot to keep things logical and moving forward. Finally, it has the most thumping soundtrack. I wasn't expecting it to be that good, but it really was fantastic.

Insanely good film. The tension builds so masterfully, the dialogue is fantastic, beautifuly shot. It's one of my favourite horrors and Never gets old.

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It was entertaining while it lasted, with good action, nice dialogue, an excellent villain, but then the film just ends. it was very thin on the ground in terms of big action set pieces. Just as things are getting cooking, the villain has been established, It's all done and dusted and the credits roll. What? So dissapointed. Left me with movie blue balls

The fact this film got so badly bombed is just a testament to firstly how cynical peoplehave become and secondly how herd-like they are. It has great cinematography, lovely songs, a simple, heartfelt message and feels like classic Disney magic to me. Stop being a sheep and just judge a film on it's own merits. The lead actress is fantastic and has an incredible voice. Gal Gadot is great, although her voice was a bit strained in parts. The dwarves are spot on, with fantastic animation and a lot of personality. You all need to quit with your princess problem. This movie changed me. I'm a 45 year old big, burly male and I sat in that cinema and sung and wept (as I was the only one in the there). I'm not trolling either. You've all just stopped enjoying your pies