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https://archive.ics.uci.edu/dataset/331/sentiment+labelled+sentences
This dataset was created for the Paper 'From Group to Individual Labels using Deep Features', Kotzias et. al,. KDD 2015
Please cite the paper if you want to use it :)

It contains sentences labelled with positive or negative sentiment, extracted from reviews of products, movies, and restaurants

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Score is either 1 (for positive) or 0 (for negative)
The sentences come from three different websites/fields:

imdb.com
amazon.com
yelp.com

For each website, there exist 500 positive and 500 negative sentences. Those were selected randomly for larger datasets of reviews.
We attempted to select sentences that have a clearly positive or negative connotaton, the goal was for no neutral sentences to be selected.



For the full datasets look:

imdb: Maas et. al., 2011 'Learning word vectors for sentiment analysis'
amazon: McAuley et. al., 2013 'Hidden factors and hidden topics: Understanding rating dimensions with review text'
yelp: Yelp dataset challenge http://www.yelp.com/dataset_challenge

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+ {"text": "She carries the movie well.", "label": 1}
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+ {"text": "Everything Captain Howdy says is either laughable or just plain stupid.", "label": 0}
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+ {"text": "I saw this movie and I thought this is a stupid movie.", "label": 0}
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+ {"text": "Not a pleasant voyage of self-discovery.", "label": 0}
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+ {"text": "Unfortunately, this is a bad movie that is just plain bad.", "label": 0}
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+ {"text": "This movie is so mind-bendingly awful, it couldn't have even been created.", "label": 0}
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+ {"text": "The warmth it generates is in contrast to its austere backdrop.", "label": 1}
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+ {"text": "It's quite simply the highest, most superlative form of cinema imaginable.", "label": 1}
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+ {"text": "The incredible soundtrack truly captures the essence of the film.", "label": 1}
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+ {"text": "I don't know what happened in Season Five, what a mess.", "label": 0}
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+ {"text": "The characters were all funny and had the peculiarity of not having a true lead character.", "label": 1}
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+ {"text": "), and sometimes it was so embarrassing that I had to look away.", "label": 0}
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+ {"text": "Every single character was hilarious and deserved to be called a lead.", "label": 1}
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+ {"text": "The dialogue sucked.", "label": 0}
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+ {"text": "A mature, subtle script that suggests and occasionally brings into dramatic focus the underlying tensions is well served by perfect performances (apart from the odd inappropriate smiling that Keira Knightley is prone to, though perhaps under direction this time as the other characters themselves often mention it).", "label": 1}
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+ {"text": "Highly recommended for all ages, although the younger set will probably not appreciate some of the more subtle references, they will certainly appreciate one galley scene in particular!", "label": 1}
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+ {"text": "This is one of Peter Watkins most accessible films.", "label": 1}
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+ {"text": "It's just painful!", "label": 0}
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+ {"text": "The script is horrendously stupid.", "label": 0}
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+ {"text": "The acting helps the writing along very well (maybe the idiot-savant sister could have been played better), and it is a real joy to watch.", "label": 1}
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+ {"text": "STEAMBOAT WILLIE is an amazingly important film to our cinema history.", "label": 1}
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+ {"text": "I don't know exactly what it is about this movie, but we latched on to this endearing movie and it has become a special part of our family's memories.", "label": 1}
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+ {"text": "Each track commands sentiment, actually contributing to the scenes and characters.", "label": 1}
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+ {"text": "\" In fact, it's hard to remember that the part of Ray Charles is being acted, and not played by the man himself.", "label": 1}
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+ {"text": "But whatever it was that cost them so much, it didn't translate to quality, that's for sure.", "label": 0}
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+ {"text": "This movie has a cutting edge to it.", "label": 1}
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+ {"text": "Unfortunately, any virtue in this film's production work was lost on a regrettable script.", "label": 0}
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+ {"text": "It is wonderful and inspiring to watch, and I hope that it gets released again on to video or DVD.", "label": 1}
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+ {"text": "The transfers are very good.", "label": 1}
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+ {"text": "Let's start with all the problems\u0097the acting, especially from the lead professor, was very, very bad.", "label": 0}
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+ {"text": "Clever and a real crowd-pleaser--this film still ranks among Mickey's best films even after 80 wonderful years.", "label": 1}
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+ {"text": "The only thing worse than Taylor's acting was Stanwyck's singing.", "label": 0}
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+ {"text": "Anne Heche was utterly convincing.", "label": 1}
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+ {"text": "Here, in The Wind and the Lion, we see a wonderful rendering of America's own Imperial age.", "label": 1}
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+ {"text": "The characters were very 'stagey' and the storyline was a lot like a stage farce.", "label": 0}
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+ {"text": "Really bad.", "label": 0}
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+ {"text": "Paolo Sorrentino has written a wonderful story about loneliness and Tony has built one of the most unforgettable characters seen in movies in recent years.", "label": 1}
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+ {"text": "But it wasn't anything at all just one big yawn...", "label": 0}
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+ {"text": "I highly recommend this movie for anyone interested in art, poetry, theater, politics, or Japanese history.", "label": 1}
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+ {"text": "I do not know if this was Emilio Estevez's directorial debut, but the pacing, the interplay and development of the characters as well as some clever camera work surrounding the character Estevez plays all suggest a natural eye.", "label": 1}
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+ {"text": "That was funny.", "label": 1}
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+ {"text": "This film (and I use that word loosely) is an insult to the movie-going public.", "label": 0}
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+ {"text": "\" The structure of this film is easily the most tightly constructed in the history of cinema.", "label": 1}
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+ {"text": "You will leave the theater wanting to go out and dance under the stars.", "label": 1}
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+ {"text": "It's a case of 'so bad it is laughable'.", "label": 0}
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+ {"text": "The characters are interesting and you really care for them.", "label": 1}
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+ {"text": "The plot, such as it is, is so derivative and predictable that the ending is like a mercy killing.", "label": 0}
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+ {"text": "Call me a nut, but I think this is one of the best movies ever.", "label": 1}
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+ {"text": "On the negative, it's insipid enough to cause regret for another 2 hours of life wasted in front of the screen.", "label": 0}
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+ {"text": "This is one of the best movies out there that shows such strong sibling bond for each other.", "label": 1}
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+ {"text": "The cast is always entertaining as usual.", "label": 1}
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+ {"text": "If you want a movie that's not gross but gives you some chills, this is a great choice.", "label": 1}
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+ {"text": "The point is the journey, a journey that touches every member of the family.", "label": 1}
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+ {"text": "but the movie makes a lot of serious mistakes.", "label": 0}
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+ {"text": "Barney is definitely super DE duper.", "label": 1}
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+ {"text": "A very good film indeed, about great and unconditional love.", "label": 1}
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+ {"text": "About half way through this film I started to dislike it.", "label": 0}
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+ {"text": "It's one of the movies I need to see whenever it comes on TV...never mind the fact that I already have it memorized!", "label": 1}
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+ {"text": "It probably would have been better if the director hadn't spent most of the movie showcasing his own art work, which really isn't that noteworthy.", "label": 0}
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+ {"text": "A truly, truly bad film.", "label": 0}
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+ {"text": "Filmiing was less expansive.", "label": 0}
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+ {"text": "Avoid at any and all costs.", "label": 0}
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+ {"text": "And those baby owls were adorable.", "label": 1}
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+ {"text": "I knew when I saw the film that more great things were to come from this gifted actor.", "label": 1}
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+ {"text": "However, this didn't make up for the fact that overall, this was a tremendously boring movie.", "label": 0}
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+ {"text": "What is even more stupid is that who had thought an idea that there should be a volcano in Los Angeles?", "label": 0}
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+ {"text": "By the time the pyromaniac waylaid the assistant I was bored and didn't care what happened next and so I switched off.", "label": 0}
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+ {"text": "Excellent cast, story line, performances.", "label": 1}
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+ {"text": "Glad I didn't pay to see it.", "label": 0}
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+ {"text": "How this piece of trash was ever released is beyond me: the acting, the story, the characters, the supposedly special effects, etc...it's ALL wrong.", "label": 0}
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+ {"text": "Bela Lugosi was totally extraneous, intoning odd lines.", "label": 0}
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+ {"text": "It is indescribably the most annoying and idiotic show I have ever seen.", "label": 0}
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+ {"text": "I felt asleep the first time I watched it, so I can recommend it for insomniacs.", "label": 0}
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+ {"text": "The lighting is awful.", "label": 0}
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+ {"text": "Unless you're just out to visually \"collect\" all extant films of Austen's work, you can skip this one.", "label": 0}
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+ {"text": "All in all, a great disappointment.", "label": 0}
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+ {"text": "I was totally fascinated by the music, the dancing... everything.", "label": 1}
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+ {"text": "All in all its an insult to one's intelligence and a huge waste of money.", "label": 0}
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+ {"text": "I am a fan of his ... This movie sucked really bad.", "label": 0}
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+ {"text": "I'm translating movies for a living and this is the first movie in my 5-year working experience that I found offensive to my intelligence.", "label": 0}
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+ {"text": "I am so thrilled after seeing a movie like this.", "label": 1}
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+ {"text": "The story is beyond stupid.", "label": 0}
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+ {"text": "The film is well paced, understated and one of the best courtroom documentaries I've seen.", "label": 1}
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+ {"text": "I especially liked the non-cliche choices with the parents; in other movies, I could predict the dialog verbatim, but the writing in this movie made better selections.", "label": 1}
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+ {"text": "It was a good thing that the tickets only cost five dollars because I would be mad if I'd have paid $7.50 to see this crap.", "label": 0}
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+ {"text": "Hitchcock is a great director.", "label": 1}
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+ {"text": "Everything stinks.", "label": 0}
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+ {"text": "The lead man is charisma-free.", "label": 0}
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+ {"text": "You wont regret it!", "label": 1}
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+ {"text": "Also notable is John Bailey's fine crisp beautifully colored cinematography and the great production design & costumes by Eiko Ishioka who went on to do the memorable costumes for Coppola's Dracula for which she received a well deserved Oscar.", "label": 1}
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+ {"text": ";) Recommend with confidence!", "label": 1}
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+ {"text": "I have to say that this film was excellently produced and tops the ratings as a typical sci fi film!", "label": 1}
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+ {"text": "The scenes with the \"oh-so-mature\" neighbour-girl are a misplace.", "label": 0}
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+ {"text": "Avoid this film at all costs.", "label": 0}
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+ {"text": "If it was to turn my good day feeling into a night of disturbing memories than I guess he succeeded.", "label": 0}
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+ {"text": "Lame would be the best way to describe it.", "label": 0}
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+ {"text": "When I first watched this movie, in the 80s, I loved it.", "label": 1}
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+ {"text": "Being a 90's child, I truly enjoyed this show and I can proudly say that I enjoyed it big time and even more than the classical WB cartoons.", "label": 1}
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+ {"text": "The flat reenactments don't hold your attention because they are emotionally adrift and stagy.", "label": 0}
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+ {"text": "The writer, Gorman Bechard, undoubtedly did his homework because all references are industry and character-age appropriate.", "label": 1}
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+ {"text": "The fat computer geek was unbelievable, the bible thumper, the bad-ass girl, who are these actors???", "label": 0}
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+ {"text": "Lot of holes in the plot: there's nothing about how he became the emperor; nothing about where he spend 20 years between his childhood and mature age.", "label": 0}
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+ {"text": "The plot is nonsense that doesn't interest in the slightest way or have any uniqueness to it.", "label": 0}
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+ {"text": "Damian is so talented and versatile in so many ways of writing and portraying different Characters on screen.", "label": 1}
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+ {"text": "I was very uneasy with how bad this movie was, but not scared at all.", "label": 0}
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+ {"text": "The very idea of it was lame - take a minor character from a mediocre PG-13 film, and make a complete non-sequel while changing its tone to a PG-rated family movie.", "label": 0}
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+ {"text": "Omit watching this.", "label": 0}
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+ {"text": "Despite the pans of reviewers, I liked this movie.", "label": 1}
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+ {"text": "Of course the footage from the 70s was grainy, but that only enhanced the film.", "label": 1}
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+ {"text": "This was a flick doomed from its conception.", "label": 0}
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+ {"text": "Yet, I enjoy watching it.", "label": 1}
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+ {"text": "It has a very good plot, it holds your complete attention, the acting is superb, Tom Wilkinson was fantastic and Emily Watson was also very good.", "label": 1}
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+ {"text": "I can think of no other film where something vitally important occurs every other minute.", "label": 1}
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+ {"text": "The plot simply rumbles on like a machine, desperately depending on the addition of new scenes.", "label": 0}
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+ {"text": "It didn't make me scared, horrified, or make me sympathetic towards the characters; it was simply annoying.", "label": 0}
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+ {"text": "The only suspense I was feeling was the frustration at just how retarded the girls were.", "label": 0}
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+ {"text": "And generally the lines and plot is weaker than the average episode.", "label": 0}
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+ {"text": "This is a very \"right on case\" movie that delivers everything almost right in your face.", "label": 1}
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+ {"text": "This short film certainly pulls no punches.", "label": 0}
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+ {"text": "Attempting artiness with black & white and clever camera angles, the movie disappointed - became even more ridiculous - as the acting was poor and the plot and lines almost non-existent.", "label": 0}
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+ {"text": "Im big fan of RPG games too, but this movie, its a disgrace to any self-respecting RPGer there is.", "label": 0}
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+ {"text": "The rest of the movie lacks art, charm, meaning... If it's about emptiness, it works I guess because it's empty.", "label": 0}
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+ {"text": "Plus, it was well-paced and suited its relatively short run time.", "label": 1}
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+ {"text": "It features an outlandish array of memorable, psychotic but lovable nuts.", "label": 1}
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+ {"text": "Nothing new there.", "label": 0}
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+ {"text": "Shot in the Southern California desert using his patent faux documentary style, Watkins creates a film like no other.", "label": 1}
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+ {"text": "This was a poor remake of \"My Best Friends Wedding\".", "label": 0}
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+ {"text": "Not recommended.", "label": 0}
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+ {"text": "Ursula Burton's portrayal of the nun is both touching and funny at the same time with out making fun of nuns or the church.", "label": 1}
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+ {"text": "Really awful.", "label": 0}
31
+ {"text": "This movie is well-balanced with comedy and drama and I thoroughly enjoyed myself.", "label": 1}
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+ {"text": "But I thought his acting was skilled.", "label": 1}
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+ {"text": "This is a bad film, with bad writing, and good actors....an ugly cartoon crafted by Paul Haggis for people who can't handle anything but the bold strokes in storytelling....a picture painted with crayons.", "label": 0}
34
+ {"text": "Director Neil LaBute uses brutal violence to seperate dreams from reality, and along with the touching drama, and hilarious comedy, you can never tell what is going to happen next.", "label": 1}
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+ {"text": "I think the most wonderful parts (literally, full of \"wonder\") are the excerpts from his works.", "label": 1}
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+ {"text": "The acting was bad, the dialogs were extremely shallow and insincere.", "label": 0}
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+ {"text": "The entire audience applauded at the conclusion of the film.", "label": 1}
38
+ {"text": "Still it's quite interesting and entertaining to follow.", "label": 1}
39
+ {"text": "I must say I have taped most of the episodes and i find myself watching them over and over again.", "label": 1}
40
+ {"text": "I paid too much.", "label": 0}
41
+ {"text": "She is as lovely as usual, this cutie!", "label": 1}
42
+ {"text": "Watching washing machine twirling around wouldn't hurt your eyes as much as this show.", "label": 0}
43
+ {"text": "I'd advise anyone to go and see it.", "label": 1}
44
+ {"text": "In short - this was a monumental waste of time and energy and I would not recommend anyone to EVER see this film.", "label": 0}
45
+ {"text": "This is one of the worst Sandra Bullock movie since Speed 2 But not quite that bad.", "label": 0}
46
+ {"text": "Hopefully, the director James Cox can turn the short into a feature length film with the same cast, or win us over with a whole new film.", "label": 1}
47
+ {"text": "The script is a big flawed mess.", "label": 0}
48
+ {"text": "1 hour 54 minutes of sheer tedium, melodrama and horrible acting, a mess of a script, and a sinking feeling of GOOD LORD, WHAT WERE THEY THINKING?", "label": 0}
49
+ {"text": "But it's just not funny.", "label": 0}
50
+ {"text": "I won't say any more - I don't like spoilers, so I don't want to be one, but I believe this film is worth your time.", "label": 1}
51
+ {"text": "There is a totally unnecessary train/roller coaster scene.", "label": 0}
52
+ {"text": "The only thing really worth watching was the scenery and the house, because it is beautiful.", "label": 1}
53
+ {"text": "The most annoying thing about 'Cover Girl' is the way in which Rita Hayworth is put up on a pedestal.", "label": 0}
54
+ {"text": "The best example of how dumb the writing is when it's established that you can turn the zombie-students back into humans by removing a necklace containing a piece of the meteorite.", "label": 0}
55
+ {"text": "You share General Loewenhielm's exquisite joy in his partaking of the Cailles en Sarcophage even though you are just watching a movie - but you do wish for just a small sample to savor.", "label": 1}
56
+ {"text": "One of the most boring,pointless movies I have ever seen.", "label": 0}
57
+ {"text": "Ray Charles is legendary.", "label": 1}
58
+ {"text": "With the originality and freshness of the first movie now spent, this remake had little else to offer.", "label": 0}
59
+ {"text": "Technically, the film is well made with impressive camera-work, solid acting and effective music from Riz Ortolani \u0096 particularly good is a recurring unaccompanied female vocal that sounds like it's coming from a distant hill.", "label": 1}
60
+ {"text": "This is not movie-making.", "label": 0}
61
+ {"text": "Beware: this is not a trashy cult movie, this is trash -period!", "label": 0}
62
+ {"text": "This is probably the most irritating show I have ever seen in my entire life.", "label": 0}
63
+ {"text": "I'm terribly disappointed that this film would receive so many awards and accolades, especially when there are far more deserving works of film out there.", "label": 0}
64
+ {"text": "This movie is also revealing.", "label": 1}
65
+ {"text": "Just whatever you do, avoid \"Groove\" as its the antithesis of all that is good about Human Traffic.", "label": 0}
66
+ {"text": "This gets a 1 out of 10, simply because there's nothing lower.", "label": 0}
67
+ {"text": "I was bored throughout the whole damn thing.", "label": 0}
68
+ {"text": "I'm not sure what he was trying to do with this film.", "label": 0}
69
+ {"text": "But above all the exquisite visual composition of each moment, with inventive and elegant use of close-up, camera angle and lighting, including pointillistic faux home movie footage, is a wonder and joy to behold.", "label": 1}
70
+ {"text": "See it.", "label": 1}
71
+ {"text": "I liked this movie way too much.", "label": 1}
72
+ {"text": "1/10 - and only because there is no setting for 0/10.", "label": 0}
73
+ {"text": "The stories were powerful explorations of the nature of man and of art.", "label": 1}
74
+ {"text": "Frankly, after Cotton club and Unfaithful, it was kind of embarrassing to watch Lane and Gere in this film, because it is BAD.", "label": 0}
75
+ {"text": "The movie seemed a little slow at first.", "label": 0}
76
+ {"text": "The acting was bad.", "label": 0}
77
+ {"text": "Which is precisely why I am giving it such a bad review!", "label": 0}
78
+ {"text": "I would give this television series a 10 plus if i could.", "label": 1}
79
+ {"text": "Is it possible for a movie to get any worse than this?", "label": 0}
80
+ {"text": "A good commentary of today's love and undoubtedly a film worth seeing.", "label": 1}
81
+ {"text": "You truly take this journey through the eyes and soul of a child.", "label": 1}
82
+ {"text": "Of course, the acting is blah.", "label": 0}
83
+ {"text": "They are so easy to love, but even more easy to identify with.", "label": 1}
84
+ {"text": "Both do good jobs and are quite amusing.", "label": 1}
85
+ {"text": "It was a riot to see Hugo Weaving play a sex-obsessed gay real estate salesman who uses his clients' houses for his trysts with the flaming Darren (Tom Hollander).", "label": 1}
86
+ {"text": "The fact is, this film is a wonderful, heartwarming tale about two people chasing their dreams.", "label": 1}
87
+ {"text": "there are so many problems i dont know where to start.", "label": 0}
88
+ {"text": "Great movie!", "label": 1}
89
+ {"text": "This is one of the best Italian thrillers of the early 70's.", "label": 1}
90
+ {"text": "He owns the film, just as Spacek owned \"Coal Miner's Daughter\" and Quaid owned \"Great Balls of Fire.", "label": 1}
91
+ {"text": "Tom Wilkinson broke my heart at the end... and everyone else's judging by the amount of fumbling for hankies and hands going up to faces among males and females alike.", "label": 1}
92
+ {"text": "Didn't laugh or even smile once.", "label": 0}
93
+ {"text": "The worst, sappiest dialogue... I could go on and on.", "label": 0}
94
+ {"text": "This movie is a solid example of a bad plot and a very, very bad idea all the way.", "label": 0}
95
+ {"text": "To call this movie a drama is ridiculous!", "label": 0}
96
+ {"text": "One of the most disappointing aspects is the lack of notable gore.", "label": 0}
97
+ {"text": "20th Century Fox's ROAD HOUSE 1948) is not only quite a silly noir but is an implausible unmitigated bore of a movie.", "label": 0}
98
+ {"text": "All in all I give this one a resounding 9 out of 10.", "label": 1}
99
+ {"text": "add betty white and jean smart and you have a great cast - everyone played their parts really well.", "label": 1}
100
+ {"text": "Very disappointed and wondered how it could be in the Oscar shortlist.", "label": 0}
101
+ {"text": "In fact, I liked it better than Interview With a Vampire and I liked this Lestat (Stuart Townsend) better than Cruise's attempt.", "label": 1}
102
+ {"text": "Having to humour him just to get by and get through the day was so apt.", "label": 1}
103
+ {"text": "However, after finally watching this film, I realized that not only had I had a closed mind to the brilliance it depicts, I also found myself watching it over and over again.", "label": 1}
104
+ {"text": "This would not even be good as a made for TV flick.", "label": 0}
105
+ {"text": "Both actors truly understand and become their particular character, delivering a convincing, sincere performance.", "label": 1}
106
+ {"text": "Rating: 0/10 (Grade: Z) Note: The Show Is So Bad That Even Mother Of The Cast Pull Her Daughter Out Of The Show.", "label": 0}
107
+ {"text": "This show is made for Americans - it is too stupid and full with hatred and clich\u00e9s to be admitted elsewhere.", "label": 0}
108
+ {"text": "The poor actors.", "label": 0}
109
+ {"text": "And don't even get me started on the jerky camerawork.", "label": 0}
110
+ {"text": "All in all a beautiful directed film from Nicola's roeg wih a sublime cast.", "label": 1}
111
+ {"text": "He can bore you to pieces, and kill the momentum of a movie, quicker than anyone else.", "label": 0}
112
+ {"text": "I think i was one of the people who found this another one of roth's pearls.", "label": 1}
113
+ {"text": "Started watching this but didn't believe in any of the characters.", "label": 0}
114
+ {"text": "I understand that it's supposed to be a cheap popcorn comedy, but that doesn't mean that it has to completely insult our intelligence, and have writing so incredibly hackneyed that it borders on offensive.", "label": 0}
115
+ {"text": "This is the kind of money that is wasted properly.", "label": 1}
116
+ {"text": "Now imagine that every single one of those decisions was made wrong.", "label": 0}
117
+ {"text": "It will drive you barking mad!", "label": 0}
118
+ {"text": "10 out of 10 for both the movie and trilogy.", "label": 1}
119
+ {"text": "Bad characters, bad story and bad acting.", "label": 0}
120
+ {"text": "I'll put this gem up against any movie in terms of screenplay, cinematography, acting, post-production, editing, directing, or any other aspect of film-making.", "label": 1}
121
+ {"text": "I had to walk out of the theatre for a few minutes just to get some relief!", "label": 0}
122
+ {"text": "I had always known that Errol Flynn was a brilliant actor as he was my dads favourite actor, and I grew up watching his films as a child.", "label": 1}
123
+ {"text": "Personally, I think it shows that people should learn to find a compromise them self without involving other people into issue.", "label": 1}
124
+ {"text": "The only possible way this movie could be redeemed would be as MST3K fodder.", "label": 0}
125
+ {"text": "Editing: The editing of this film was phenomenal in my opinion.", "label": 1}
126
+ {"text": "Three of the most visually appealing movies i've ever seen.", "label": 1}
127
+ {"text": "The bipolarity of the ruthless thug (one minute a ruthless killer, the next minute a Luv's diaper commercial) is completely unconvincing.", "label": 0}
128
+ {"text": "Babie Bop is very cute.", "label": 1}
129
+ {"text": "The football scenes at the end were perplexing.", "label": 0}
130
+ {"text": "A cheap and cheerless heist movie with poor characterisation, lots of underbite style stoic emoting (think Chow Yun Fat in A Better Tomorrow) and some cheesy clich\u00e9s thrown into an abandoned factory ready for a few poorly executed flying judo rolls a la John Woo.", "label": 0}
131
+ {"text": "Conceptually, the show offers a little bit of everything- and for just about everybody (parents, kids, fantasy and/or fx fans).", "label": 1}
132
+ {"text": "Don't waste your time watching this rubbish non-researched film.", "label": 0}
133
+ {"text": "Plus, with the movie's rather modest budget and fast running time, it does an amazing job!", "label": 1}
134
+ {"text": "I advise you to look out for it.", "label": 1}
135
+ {"text": "there is no real plot.", "label": 0}
136
+ {"text": "The script is bad, very bad \u0096 it contains both cheesiness and unethical joke that you normally see in rated R or NC-17 movie.", "label": 0}
137
+ {"text": "To those who find this movie intelligent or even masterful, I can only say - it's your intelligence and your imagination you obviously used to try and make some sense of this pitiful attempt (it's in our human nature to try and make sense of things) .", "label": 0}
138
+ {"text": "The writers were \"smack on\" and I think the best actors and actresses were a bonus to the show.These characters were so real.", "label": 1}
139
+ {"text": "It's a gloriously fun, fast paced and fairly accurate portrayal of the night of a raver.", "label": 1}
140
+ {"text": "It is zillion times away from reality.", "label": 0}
141
+ {"text": "But this movie really got to me.", "label": 1}
142
+ {"text": "It's a sad movie, but very good.", "label": 1}
143
+ {"text": "It has everything you could want... suspense, drama, comedy, confusing subplots, native americans, brain eating... If you're looking for the be-all, end-all of brainsucking movies, look no further.", "label": 1}
144
+ {"text": "Totally believable.", "label": 1}
145
+ {"text": "Macbeth (Jason Connery) moved me to tears with his final monolog (out brief candle, out)He gave the sphere of moral decay and dark forces a human face, which makes it the more interesting.", "label": 1}
146
+ {"text": "The cinematography is simply stunning (to say the least) and the fx are nothing if not state-of-the-art.", "label": 1}
147
+ {"text": "Even allowing for poor production values for the time (1971) and the format (some kind of mini-series), this is baaaaaad.", "label": 0}
148
+ {"text": "If you do watch it, however, there are small consolations: The actresses playing Anne's sisters each do a wonderful job with their roles.", "label": 1}
149
+ {"text": "\" I love it.", "label": 1}
150
+ {"text": "You could drive a semi truck into these holes!", "label": 0}
151
+ {"text": "It was clear that she had the range and ability to pull off this part.", "label": 1}
152
+ {"text": "This one just fails to create any real suspense.", "label": 0}
153
+ {"text": "This is just a great movie.", "label": 1}
154
+ {"text": "Which has more depth and character than the man underneath it.", "label": 0}
155
+ {"text": "Avoid at all costs.", "label": 0}
156
+ {"text": "Yes, I am simplifying things here for the sake of brevity, for this really is at the core of the problems with this film - it has too much going on without any real, fulfilling explanation.", "label": 0}
157
+ {"text": "I've seen soap operas more intelligent than this movie.", "label": 0}
158
+ {"text": "If you see it, you should probably just leave it on the shelf.", "label": 0}
159
+ {"text": "His losing his marbles so early in the proceedings is totally implausible and unconvincing.", "label": 0}
160
+ {"text": "I rather enjoyed it.", "label": 1}
161
+ {"text": "steve martin delivers a really funny performance of a middle-aged, upper class, uptight white guy.", "label": 1}
162
+ {"text": "\"You'll love it!", "label": 1}
163
+ {"text": "This movie contained an all-star cast, and what I loved the most was that it opened my eyes to see other actors who I haven't seen before.", "label": 1}
164
+ {"text": "It's an empty, hollow shell of a movie.", "label": 0}
165
+ {"text": "Almost all of the songs in Cover Girl are old-fashioned and not very tuneful.", "label": 0}
166
+ {"text": "I love the Scream movies and all horror movies and this one ranks way up there.", "label": 1}
167
+ {"text": "There is simply no excuse for something this poorly done.", "label": 0}
168
+ {"text": "If you act in such a film, you should be glad that you're gonna drift away from earth as far as possible!", "label": 0}
169
+ {"text": "It is a very well acted and done TV Movie.", "label": 1}
170
+ {"text": "I am not a filmmaker nor am I a director but I would hide my head in the sand if I'd spent whatever amount of money and time on this movie.", "label": 0}
171
+ {"text": "It's PURE BRILLIANCE.", "label": 1}
172
+ {"text": "If there was ever a movie that needed word-of-mouth to promote, this is it.", "label": 1}
173
+ {"text": "I really don't see how anyone could enjoy this movie.", "label": 0}
174
+ {"text": "The last 15 minutes of movie are also not bad as well.", "label": 1}
175
+ {"text": "I hate writing bad reviews about films - especially those in which I really like the star - but this film is so bad I don't believe for one second that anyone could have been proud of it.", "label": 0}
176
+ {"text": "You learn a lot about the real inside emotions of people in this movie, and a lot about the movie business itself.", "label": 1}
177
+ {"text": "The acting, as you'd expect from this cast, is top notch.", "label": 1}
178
+ {"text": "Final Word: This Show is a real torture!!", "label": 0}
179
+ {"text": "He is an amazing film artist, one of the most important whoever lived.", "label": 1}
180
+ {"text": "A good film by a great director!", "label": 1}
181
+ {"text": "There's also enough hypocrisy in this film to make me vomit.", "label": 0}
182
+ {"text": "The attention given to every character, and complex psychological portrayals, detailing loyalty, treachery, love, and hope, are tremendous.", "label": 1}
183
+ {"text": "I'm glad this pretentious piece of s*** didn't do as planned by the Dodge stratus Big Shots... It's gonna help movie makers who aren't in the very restrained \"movie business\" of Qu\u00e9bec.", "label": 0}
184
+ {"text": "I can't see how this movie can be an inspiration to anyone to come out or overcome fear and rejection.", "label": 0}
185
+ {"text": "I believe that Pitch Black was done well.", "label": 1}
186
+ {"text": "This movie is possibly one of the most creative works of horror ever.", "label": 1}
187
+ {"text": "The rest of the cast also play well.", "label": 1}
188
+ {"text": "I came out of it feeling angry.", "label": 0}
189
+ {"text": "This is definitely one of the bad ones.", "label": 0}
190
+ {"text": "Go rent it.", "label": 1}
191
+ {"text": "The story itself is just predictable and lazy.", "label": 0}
192
+ {"text": "Just consider the excellent story, solid acting and look of the film as added bonuses.", "label": 1}
193
+ {"text": "You can't even tell if they have any talent because they not only have pathetic lines to speak but the director gave them no action.", "label": 0}
194
+ {"text": "I cannot believe that the actors agreed to do this \"film\".", "label": 0}
195
+ {"text": "Woa, talk about awful.", "label": 0}
196
+ {"text": "This movie is excellent!Angel is beautiful and Scamp is adorable!His little yelps when hes scared,and the funniest parts are when:Scamp is caught under the curtain and when Angel and Scamp are singing 'Ive Never Had This Feeling Before'.I totally recommend this movie,its coming out on special edition on June 20.The cover has scamp on a garbage can and Angel underneath the lid.", "label": 1}
197
+ {"text": "Also the story and acting were weak.", "label": 0}
198
+ {"text": "Much more interesting, more action, more suspense, and less of the unneeded controversy.", "label": 1}
199
+ {"text": "Here's where the movie really pi**ed me off.", "label": 0}
200
+ {"text": "& That movie was bad.", "label": 0}
201
+ {"text": "But the acting--even that of such professionals as Drago and Debbie Rochon--was terrible, the directing worse (perhaps contributory to the former), the dialog chimp-like, and the camera work, barely tolerable.", "label": 0}
202
+ {"text": "After watching this film, I wanted to learn more about the works of this artist.", "label": 1}
203
+ {"text": "The performances are not improved by improvisation, because the actors now have twice as much to worry about: not only whether they're delivering the line well, but whether the line itself is any good.", "label": 0}
204
+ {"text": "When I saw it in the theater I thought I was going to be sick.", "label": 0}
205
+ {"text": "However, I recently watched the whole thing again on DVD, and I was completely struck by how extremely stupid the storyline was - how it contained holes, inconsistencies and - frankly - a whole lot of crap - and how horrid the dancing was.", "label": 0}
206
+ {"text": "It's hard not to fall head-over-heels in love with that girl.", "label": 1}
207
+ {"text": "I let my girlfriend talk me into seeing this - bad idea, we both hated it.", "label": 0}
208
+ {"text": "I wasn't expecting Oscar material, but this?", "label": 0}
209
+ {"text": "Long, whiny and pointless.", "label": 0}
210
+ {"text": "I would have casted her in that role after ready the script.", "label": 1}
211
+ {"text": "The acting sucks, the music sucks, the script sucks, the pacing sucks, the special FX suck, the directing sucks... basically, this movie sucks.", "label": 0}
212
+ {"text": "A bit predictable.", "label": 0}
213
+ {"text": "But this understated film leaves a lasting impression.", "label": 1}
214
+ {"text": "This is an extraordinary film.", "label": 1}
215
+ {"text": "I was very disappointed in the movie.", "label": 0}
216
+ {"text": "The movie showed a lot of Florida at it's best, made it look very appealing.", "label": 1}
217
+ {"text": "He surely doesn't know how to make a coherent action movie from the screenwriter of Air Force One who was only obliged to write the script just for a big sum of money.", "label": 0}
218
+ {"text": "The awful dialogue and hopeless overacting by everyone who gets shot top off a real waste of space and time.", "label": 0}
219
+ {"text": "Not too screamy not to masculine but just right.", "label": 1}
220
+ {"text": "Utterly without merit on any level, this is akin to torture.", "label": 0}
221
+ {"text": "My rating: just 3 out of 10.", "label": 0}
222
+ {"text": "I left the theater with a lilt in my step, joy in my heart and hope for the human race.", "label": 1}
223
+ {"text": "The death row scenes were entirely unmoving.", "label": 0}
224
+ {"text": "Ray Charles' life provided excellent biographical material for the film, which goes well beyond being just another movie about a musician.", "label": 1}
225
+ {"text": "This is high adventure at its best.", "label": 1}
226
+ {"text": "This one wants to surf on the small wave of space movies in 1998 (Deep Impact and Armageddon), and this one fails everywhere.", "label": 0}
227
+ {"text": "Never heard of any of them except Cole who was totally unbelievable in the part.", "label": 0}
228
+ {"text": "Characters are one-dimensional, even the good guys and especially the bad guys.", "label": 0}
229
+ {"text": "The scenes are often funny and occasionally touching as the characters evaluate their lives and where they are going.", "label": 1}
230
+ {"text": "A piece of cinematic garbage captured on celluloid.", "label": 0}
231
+ {"text": "Horrible!", "label": 0}
232
+ {"text": "It actually turned out to be pretty decent as far as B-list horror/suspense films go.", "label": 1}
233
+ {"text": "The Foreigner is not worth one second of your time.", "label": 0}
234
+ {"text": "It is shameful.", "label": 0}
235
+ {"text": "Regrettably, the film fails.", "label": 0}
236
+ {"text": "putting the race card aside, lets look at the major flaw in the film: they destroy latifa's character.", "label": 0}
237
+ {"text": "Whatever prompted such a documentary is beyond me!", "label": 0}
238
+ {"text": "Overall, this movie was cheap trash.", "label": 0}
239
+ {"text": "VERY funny!", "label": 1}
240
+ {"text": "But the premise of the film was so ridiculous: that the President of the U.S.", "label": 0}
241
+ {"text": "That's how I'd describe this painfully dreary time-waster of a film.", "label": 0}
242
+ {"text": "One more thing: I can tolerate political incorrectness very well, I'm all for artistic freedom and suspension of disbelief, but the Slavic female character was just too much.", "label": 0}
243
+ {"text": "I'm still trying to get over how bad it was.", "label": 0}
244
+ {"text": "I was deeply impressed with the character he played.", "label": 1}
245
+ {"text": "All the actors give a wonderful performance, especially Jennifer Rubin as Jamie Harris, who changes from the nervous starlet in the beginning through the strange events she is part of to the cool star.", "label": 1}
246
+ {"text": "How awful she is!", "label": 0}
247
+ {"text": "I wasn't the least bit interested.", "label": 0}
248
+ {"text": "I particularly remember my senses being assaulted by strident cords of music that would blare out with very little warning, and even less meaning.", "label": 0}
249
+ {"text": "Summary: The witticisms weren't witty.", "label": 0}
250
+ {"text": "It Was So Cool.", "label": 1}
251
+ {"text": "This is definitely a cult classic well worth viewing and sharing with others.", "label": 1}
252
+ {"text": "Trouble is, the writing and directing make it impossible to establish those things that make a movie watchable, like character, story, theme and so on.", "label": 0}
253
+ {"text": "Jamie Foxx absolutely IS Ray Charles.", "label": 1}
254
+ {"text": "She's poised and amazing.", "label": 1}
255
+ {"text": "Again, no plot at all.", "label": 0}
256
+ {"text": "It is very educational for children 1 to 8 years old.", "label": 1}
257
+ {"text": "Every element of this story was so over the top, excessively phony and contrived that it was painful to sit through.", "label": 0}
258
+ {"text": "I recommend this for EVERYONE who loves film, movies, anything...A Work of Art!", "label": 1}
259
+ {"text": "It is just the sort of pap that is screened in the afternoon to punish the unemployed for not having jobs.", "label": 0}
260
+ {"text": "I felt as though her going to Ireland did absolutely nothing whatsoever.", "label": 0}
261
+ {"text": "So mediocre in every aspect that it just becomes a dull, uninteresting mess, this is one of the most forgettable movies I've seen.", "label": 0}
262
+ {"text": "Not much dialogue, not much music, the whole film was shot as elaborately and aesthetically like a sculpture.", "label": 1}
263
+ {"text": "10 out of 10 stars.", "label": 1}
264
+ {"text": "The plot has more holes than a pair of fishnet stockings and the direction and editing is astonishingly ham fisted.", "label": 0}
265
+ {"text": "These are the central themes of the film and they are handled ineptly, stereotypically and with no depth of imagination.", "label": 0}
266
+ {"text": "I found this move beautiful, enjoyable, and uplifting.", "label": 1}
267
+ {"text": "I don't understand how this garbage got on the shelves of the movie store, it's not even a real movie!", "label": 0}
268
+ {"text": "The film looks cheap and bland.", "label": 0}
269
+ {"text": "A film not easily forgotten.", "label": 1}
270
+ {"text": "The story unfolds in 18th century Jutland and the use of period music played on period instruments is just one more fine touch.", "label": 1}
271
+ {"text": "I thought Errol Flynn was brilliant as Custer and has since become my favourite actor!", "label": 1}
272
+ {"text": "And there wasn't a single sour note struck acting-wise, either; some surprisingly solid casting, here.", "label": 1}
273
+ {"text": "Hated it.", "label": 0}
274
+ {"text": "It's one of the most boring Horror movies from the 90's mainly because it starts slow and centers in a boring atmosphere.", "label": 0}
275
+ {"text": "Instead, we got a bore fest about a whiny, spoiled brat babysitting.", "label": 0}
276
+ {"text": "Only like 3 or 4 buildings used, a couple of locations MAYBE, & poor hummh!", "label": 0}
277
+ {"text": "A Lassie movie which should have been \"put to sleep\".... FOREVER.", "label": 0}
278
+ {"text": "I wouldn't say they're worth 2 hours of your time, though.", "label": 0}
279
+ {"text": "I love Lane, but I've never seen her in a movie this lousy.", "label": 0}
280
+ {"text": "This film tries to be a serious and sophisticated thriller/horror flick and it fails miserably.", "label": 0}
281
+ {"text": "Simply beautiful.", "label": 1}
282
+ {"text": "It's just adorable seeing Mickey playing \"Turkey in the Straw\" in a highly imaginative (if occasionally cruel) way.", "label": 1}
283
+ {"text": "The secondary plot line is incomprehensible and its relation to the primary plot line is mystifying.", "label": 0}
284
+ {"text": "At a time when it seems that film animation has been dominated by Disney/Pixar's CGI masterpieces, it is both refreshing and comforting to know that Miyazaki is still relying on traditional hand-drawn animation to tell his charming and enchanting stories.", "label": 1}
285
+ {"text": "Overall, a delight!", "label": 1}
286
+ {"text": "I guess I liked the details of his dysfunction--he was believable.", "label": 1}
287
+ {"text": "However, after seeing the short again after about 25 years, I was amazed at how timeless the film actually is.", "label": 1}
288
+ {"text": "I rate this movie 9/10.", "label": 1}
289
+ {"text": "(very serious spoilers) this movie was a huge disappointment.", "label": 0}
290
+ {"text": "The budget was evidently very limited.", "label": 0}
291
+ {"text": "There was NO chemistry between Ben Affleck and Sandra Bullock in this film, and I couldn't understand why he would consider even leaving his wife-to-be for this chick that he supposedly was knocked out by.", "label": 0}
292
+ {"text": "But what really made it unwatchable was the direction.", "label": 0}
293
+ {"text": "There are massive levels, massive unlockable characters... it's just a massive game.", "label": 1}
294
+ {"text": "Even if you love bad movies, do not watch this movie.", "label": 0}
295
+ {"text": "Easily, none other cartoon made me laugh in a tender way (before getting into dark sitcoms oriented for teenagers).", "label": 1}
296
+ {"text": "Brilliant!", "label": 1}
297
+ {"text": "Actually, the graphics were good at the time.", "label": 1}
298
+ {"text": "Now we were chosen to be tortured with this disgusting piece of blatant American propaganda.", "label": 0}
299
+ {"text": "It crackles with an unpredictable, youthful energy - but honestly, i found it hard to follow and concentrate on it meanders so badly.", "label": 0}
300
+ {"text": "The result is a film that just don't look right.", "label": 0}
301
+ {"text": "10/10", "label": 1}
302
+ {"text": "I agree with Jessica, this movie is pretty bad.", "label": 0}
303
+ {"text": "My 8/10 score is mostly for the plot.", "label": 1}
304
+ {"text": "The fish is badly made and some of its underwater shots are repeated a thousand times in the film.", "label": 0}
305
+ {"text": "The soundtrack sucked.", "label": 0}
306
+ {"text": "The camera really likes her in this movie.", "label": 1}
307
+ {"text": "Not only did it only confirm that the film would be unfunny and generic, but it also managed to give away the ENTIRE movie; and I'm not exaggerating - every moment, every plot point, every joke is told in the trailer.", "label": 0}
308
+ {"text": "Angus Scrimm also turns in a good performance in a somewhat brief but memorable role as the gently menacing, violin-playing anatomist Doctor Quinn.", "label": 1}
309
+ {"text": "I saw \"Mirrormask\" last night and it was an unsatisfactory experience.", "label": 0}
310
+ {"text": "It really created a unique feeling though.", "label": 1}
311
+ {"text": "The performances are real and gripping, the crocdodile is extremely well done, indeed if the Black Water website is to be believed that's because they used real crocs and the swamp location is fabulous.", "label": 1}
312
+ {"text": "His on screen presence shined thought even though there were other senior actors on the screen with him.", "label": 1}
313
+ {"text": "Yes, it's that bad.", "label": 0}
314
+ {"text": "All of the main players are mesmerising.", "label": 1}
315
+ {"text": "The acting was decidely wooden, though no worse than a period Universal B movie.", "label": 0}
316
+ {"text": "To sum the film up, \"Breeders\" is a terrible, cheaply made horror movie that should be avoided like the Ebola virus.", "label": 0}
317
+ {"text": "Generally; it just lacked imagination.", "label": 0}
318
+ {"text": "Either way, it sucks.", "label": 0}
319
+ {"text": "Your brain will attempt to shut-down as part of a primal impulse of self-preservation.", "label": 0}
320
+ {"text": "The directing and the cinematography aren't quite as good.", "label": 0}
321
+ {"text": "The kids are very cool too.", "label": 1}
322
+ {"text": "This was such an awesome movie that i bought it off of Ebay.", "label": 1}
323
+ {"text": "Predictable, but not a bad watch.", "label": 1}
324
+ {"text": "At any rate this film stinks, its not funny, and Fulci should have stayed with giallo and supernatural zombie movies.", "label": 0}
325
+ {"text": "I could not stand to even watch it for very long for fear of losing I.Q.", "label": 0}
326
+ {"text": "The puppets look really cheesy , not in a good way like in the Puppet Master 80's flicks.", "label": 0}
327
+ {"text": "Still, it was the SETS that got a big \"10\" on my \"oy-vey\" scale.", "label": 1}
328
+ {"text": "This review is long overdue, since I consider A Tale of Two Sisters to be the single greatest film ever made.", "label": 1}
329
+ {"text": "The cast is good.", "label": 1}
330
+ {"text": "For readers who have already seen one of Miyazaki's films: he is still in top form and made another worthwhile experience.", "label": 1}
331
+ {"text": "What the hell kind of crap is that?!", "label": 0}
332
+ {"text": "Then I watched it again two Sundays ago (March 20th, 2005) and I began to really enjoy it and this time I taped the entire thing.", "label": 1}
333
+ {"text": "The film has an ultra-cheap look to it.", "label": 0}
334
+ {"text": "It's dumb and pointless, and a complete waste of time.", "label": 0}
335
+ {"text": "You can't relate with them, hell you barely can understand them.", "label": 0}
336
+ {"text": "It presents a idyllic yet serious portrayal of the ups and downs of the characters lives.", "label": 1}
337
+ {"text": "If you haven't choked in your own vomit by the end (by all the cheap drama and worthless dialogue) you've must have bored yourself to death with this waste of time.", "label": 0}
338
+ {"text": "And his subtle connections between the three films are awesome.", "label": 1}
339
+ {"text": "I saw it as a child on TV back in 1973, when it was \"The Stranger\" and I loved it.", "label": 1}
340
+ {"text": "A very charming film with wonderful sentiment and heart.", "label": 1}
341
+ {"text": "The film's dialogue is natural, real to life.", "label": 1}
342
+ {"text": "Ironically I mostly find his films a total waste of time to watch.", "label": 0}
343
+ {"text": "It has northern humour and positive about the community it represents.", "label": 1}
344
+ {"text": "It isn't even an achievement as a \"so-bad-it's-good\" or \"so-bad-it's-memorable\" movie.", "label": 0}
345
+ {"text": "This if the first movie I've given a 10 to in years.", "label": 1}
346
+ {"text": "Hayao Miyazaki's latest and eighth film for Studio Ghibili, \"Gake No Ue No Ponyo\" (Ponyo on the Cliff by the Sea) is a wonderfully fun and imaginative look at childhood.", "label": 1}
347
+ {"text": "Go watch it!", "label": 1}
348
+ {"text": "I don't think there are any redeeming qualities in this remake.", "label": 0}
349
+ {"text": "Kieslowski never ceases to amaze me.", "label": 1}
350
+ {"text": "Dee Snider just plain sucks.", "label": 0}
351
+ {"text": "I thoroughly enjoyed it when Christopher Eccleston took control of the TARDIS and the continuation of the series.", "label": 1}
352
+ {"text": "And I forgot: The Casting here i superb, with Trond Fausa Aurv\u00e5g being perfect in the role as the Bothersome Man, who doesn't understand where he is, what he is doing and why.", "label": 1}
353
+ {"text": "Not sure who was more lost - the flat characters or the audience, nearly half of whom walked out.", "label": 0}
354
+ {"text": "Totally different, with loads of understatement and black comedy, this is a film few get to see, but those who do will remember it.", "label": 1}
355
+ {"text": "Her lines seem to have been WRITTEN by a fifteen year old, though they are trying oh so, so hard to sound like how a fifteen year old would really, um, you know, well... talk.", "label": 0}
356
+ {"text": "Helen Baxendale is a very credible lady Macbeth who can be very cheerfull at times and sometimes she just looks like a naughty girl, but deadly in her taste for blood and evil.", "label": 1}
357
+ {"text": "Then, there's the plot holes.", "label": 0}
358
+ {"text": "For those that haven't seen it, don't waste your time!", "label": 0}
359
+ {"text": "It's the one movie that never ceases to interest me, simply because it keeps me alert, as I try to attempt to decipher it's meanings.", "label": 1}
360
+ {"text": "All things considered, a job very well done.", "label": 1}
361
+ {"text": "Julian Fellowes has triumphed again.", "label": 1}
362
+ {"text": "The problem was the script.", "label": 0}
363
+ {"text": "The directing is sloppy at best.", "label": 0}
364
+ {"text": "The movie is not completely perfect but 'Titta Di Girolamo' will stay with you for a long time after the vision of the movie.", "label": 1}
365
+ {"text": "Don't miss it.", "label": 1}
366
+ {"text": "Lucy Bell is so much higher than this crap and for her to sink this low is quite depressing.", "label": 0}
367
+ {"text": "It's still wild stuff though and is highly recommended to fans of giallo cinema.", "label": 1}
368
+ {"text": "When Achille and Philippa beautifully sing a duet from \"Don Giovanni\" that perfectly describes their situation in the movie, you appreciate the subtle layers of this excellent film.", "label": 1}
369
+ {"text": "I liked the way Dustin Hoffman's character was ready to do just about everything to stay with his son.", "label": 1}
370
+ {"text": "The characters are interesting and you want to find out more about them the longer the movie goes on, and I think people will be surprised by who does and doesn't make it.", "label": 1}
371
+ {"text": "the story which was told so eloquently by Francis ford Coppola 25 years earlier, really unfolds gradually and leaves room for the characters to develop.", "label": 1}
372
+ {"text": "Nothing short of magnificent photography/cinematography in this film.", "label": 1}
373
+ {"text": "Everything about this film is simply incredible.", "label": 1}
374
+ {"text": "DELETE this film from your mind!", "label": 0}
375
+ {"text": "But, Kevin Spacey is an excellent, verbal tsunami as Buddy Ackerman \u0096 and totally believable because he is a great actor.", "label": 1}
376
+ {"text": "It even has its sweet moments.", "label": 1}
377
+ {"text": "The movie has almost no action scenes in it and very little comedy.", "label": 0}
378
+ {"text": "It rocked my world and is certainly a must see for anyone with no social or physical outlets.", "label": 1}
379
+ {"text": "This was one of the worst films i have ever seen.", "label": 0}
380
+ {"text": "Alexander Nevsky is a great film.", "label": 1}
381
+ {"text": "If there was ever an indication of a writer and a director's ability to meld two highly volatile temperaments into a seamless union of creativity, then this is it!", "label": 1}
382
+ {"text": "If you are looking for a movie with a terrific cast, some good music(including a Shirley Jones rendition of \"The Way You Look Tonight\"), and an uplifting ending, give this one a try.", "label": 1}
383
+ {"text": "is pretty funny.", "label": 1}
384
+ {"text": "All this movie does is make you sick watching all these slackers make excuses for their stupid actions for 90 minutes.", "label": 0}
385
+ {"text": "It is a film about nothing, just a pretext to show ridiculous action scenes.", "label": 0}
386
+ {"text": "The film has great actors, a master director, a significant theme--at least a would-be significant theme, undertone of fifties existential world-weariness, aerial scenes that ought to have thrilled both senses and imagination, and characters about which one might deeply care.", "label": 1}
387
+ {"text": "Worst hour and a half of my life!Oh my gosh!", "label": 0}
388
+ {"text": "I mean this in a terrible way.", "label": 0}
389
+ {"text": "I believe the screenwriter did a good job of tying up the loose ends.", "label": 1}
390
+ {"text": "The characters are fleshed out surprisingly well, particularly Grimes and Blake, and all the actors deliver their sharply scripted lines with just the right amount of deadpan tongue in cheek to make the dialogue both hilarious and realistic.", "label": 1}
391
+ {"text": "End of Days is one of the worst big-budget action movies I've ever seen.", "label": 0}
392
+ {"text": "It was a long time that i didn't see a so charismatic actor on screen.", "label": 1}
393
+ {"text": "I sat riveted to the TV screen.", "label": 1}
394
+ {"text": "The plot was the same as pretty much every other cheap horror.", "label": 0}
395
+ {"text": "This is probably one of the least effective and utterly unoriginal films I have ever seen in my entire life.", "label": 0}
396
+ {"text": "Also the music by Mark Snow is possibly the best score I've ever heard.", "label": 1}
397
+ {"text": "The show would begin with smart ass ed comments to each other that would be totally off the wall and uncalled for.", "label": 0}
398
+ {"text": "Very true to Shakespear, and a 'must' for all Shakespear fans.", "label": 1}
399
+ {"text": "It's as continuously beautiful to look at as a Bertolucci, but the relationships here are more convincing and the narrative more engaging than some of that master's work.", "label": 1}
400
+ {"text": "I do think Tom Hanks is a good actor.", "label": 1}
401
+ {"text": "The only place good for this film is in the garbage.", "label": 0}
402
+ {"text": "As they say in Canada, This is the fun game, aye.", "label": 1}
403
+ {"text": "Very disappointing.", "label": 0}
404
+ {"text": "An excellent performance from Ms.", "label": 1}
405
+ {"text": "It's a shame to see good actors like Thomerson and James make a living in a mess like this.", "label": 0}
406
+ {"text": "Highly entertaining at all angles.", "label": 1}
407
+ {"text": "Why was this film made?", "label": 0}
408
+ {"text": "I hate movies like that.", "label": 0}
409
+ {"text": "As for the killer, don't expect anything original or even remotely frightening.", "label": 0}
410
+ {"text": "This mostly routine fact-based TV drama gets a boost from the fine performance by Cole.", "label": 1}
411
+ {"text": "If this premise sound stupid, that's because it is.", "label": 0}
412
+ {"text": "His performance is simply genius.", "label": 1}
413
+ {"text": "How can anyone in their right mind ask for anything more from a movie than this?", "label": 1}
414
+ {"text": "I highly doubt that anyone could ever like this trash.", "label": 0}
415
+ {"text": "The film gives meaning to the phrase, \"Never in the history of human conflict has so much been owed by so many to so few.", "label": 1}
416
+ {"text": ") What makes this story different are the terrific production values - faultless photography, composition and editing - the terrific casting - the underappreciated Brian Keith playing a bully Teddy - and vivid history.", "label": 1}
417
+ {"text": "I totally and absolutely recommend this movie to anyone who likes good wholesome family movies because that is exactly what this is.", "label": 1}
418
+ {"text": "It's a fresh, subtle, and rather sublime effect.", "label": 1}
419
+ {"text": "Lots of holes in the script.", "label": 0}
420
+ {"text": "About ten minutes into this film I started having second thoughts.", "label": 0}
421
+ {"text": "This movie creates its own universe, and is fascinating in every way.", "label": 1}
422
+ {"text": "This is a masterful piece of film-making, with many themes simmering and occasionally boiling over in this warts and all study of the poet's bohemian, self-indulgent wartime years that span the aerial bombardments of London and the outward tranquillity of a Welsh coastal retreat - the borderlines between friendship, lust and love, dedication to art and experience versus practical concerns, jealousy, rivalry, cowardice and egotism versus heroism and self-sacrifice and more.", "label": 1}
423
+ {"text": "Emily Watson's character is very strong, and she has only to give a quick glance and you understand everything.", "label": 1}
424
+ {"text": "Overall I rate this movie a 10 out of a 1-10 scale.", "label": 1}
425
+ {"text": "I didn't realize how wonderful the short really is until the last two scenes.", "label": 1}
426
+ {"text": "It deserves strong love.", "label": 1}
427
+ {"text": "This scene is very strong and unpleasant.", "label": 0}
428
+ {"text": "Okay, I like to consider myself a fair critic, so I'll give credit where credit's due--the creature effects were actually pretty cool.", "label": 1}
429
+ {"text": "There was NOTHING believable about it at all.", "label": 0}
430
+ {"text": "Avoid, avoid, avoid!", "label": 0}
431
+ {"text": "Now you know why I gave it a 10+!", "label": 1}
432
+ {"text": "Jimmy Stewart is as ever a great hero for Hitchcock, the story rips along to its cool climax at an embassy function, but it lacks the brooding menace of Hitchcock's black and white, low-budget original.", "label": 1}
433
+ {"text": "It's very slow.", "label": 0}
434
+ {"text": "It is an hour and half waste of time, following a bunch of very pretty high schoolers whine and cry about life.", "label": 0}
435
+ {"text": "I don't think you will be disappointed.", "label": 1}
436
+ {"text": "So bad.", "label": 0}
437
+ {"text": "Excellent short film.", "label": 1}
438
+ {"text": "If you do go see this movie, bring a pillow or a girlfriend/boyfriend to keep you occupied through out.", "label": 0}
439
+ {"text": "This is one I did not have, but I watched it recently on Fox Movie Channel, and was very disappointed.", "label": 0}
440
+ {"text": "The only real effects work is the presence of all the animals, and the integration of those into the scenes is some of the worst and most obvious blue/green-screen work I've ever seen.", "label": 0}
441
+ {"text": "The suspense builders were good, & just cross the line from G to PG.", "label": 1}
442
+ {"text": "The story line is totally predictable.", "label": 0}
443
+ {"text": ") Don't waste your time.", "label": 0}
444
+ {"text": "It was horrendous.", "label": 0}
445
+ {"text": "I have recommended it to friends.", "label": 1}
446
+ {"text": "Brilliance indeed.", "label": 1}
447
+ {"text": "There are the usual Hitchcock logic flaws.", "label": 0}
448
+ {"text": "And I really did find them funny.", "label": 1}
449
+ {"text": "But when someone strives for greatness and poetry, but delivers a muddled (and often ridiculous) story, a bunch of disparate scenes, pretentious dialogue... Then you get the worst kind of a movie that some other reviewer very accurately defined as \"pretentious crap\".", "label": 0}
450
+ {"text": "(My mother and brother had to do this)When I saw Robert Ryan portraying this type of man, it was a very good imitation of this type of individual, and I was impressed.", "label": 1}
451
+ {"text": ") a happy, wonderful, feel good ending!", "label": 1}
452
+ {"text": "I just saw this film and I recommend it.", "label": 1}
453
+ {"text": "Meredith M was better than all right.", "label": 1}
454
+ {"text": "Even Billy Bob couldn't rise above the script, which was worse.", "label": 0}
455
+ {"text": "The soundtrack wasn't terrible, either.", "label": 1}
456
+ {"text": "I loved this movie it was a great portrayal of a family who had it's share of ups and down, but in the end they knew that special love they had for each other.", "label": 1}
457
+ {"text": "The plot - well, I said I'd let that one go.", "label": 0}
458
+ {"text": "Crash is a depressing little nothing, that provokes emotion, but teaches you nothing if you already know racism and prejudice are bad things.", "label": 0}
459
+ {"text": "The sets are so bad, they wouldn't look out of place on a Thunderbirds episode.", "label": 0}
460
+ {"text": "Great character actors Telly Savalas and Peter Boyle.", "label": 1}
461
+ {"text": "It is a really good show to watch.", "label": 1}
462
+ {"text": "The cinematography-if it can be called that-sucked.", "label": 0}
463
+ {"text": "You can find better movies at youtube.", "label": 0}
464
+ {"text": "The plot doesn't hang together at all, and the acting is absolutely appalling.", "label": 0}
465
+ {"text": "I won't spoil it, but the ending in pretty amazing.", "label": 1}
466
+ {"text": "The best scene in the movie was when Gerardo is trying to find a song that keeps running through his head.", "label": 1}
467
+ {"text": "Now this is a movie I really dislike.", "label": 0}
468
+ {"text": "This early film from future goremeister Lucio Fulci is a very good addition to the giallo sub-genre.", "label": 1}
469
+ {"text": "The Wind and the Lion is well written and superbly acted.", "label": 1}
470
+ {"text": "Nine out of ten for a truly lovely film.", "label": 1}
471
+ {"text": "the cast was great.", "label": 1}
472
+ {"text": "I just cant explain this movie more than romantic,charming,hilarious,and adorable.The junkyard scenes are funny,all the junkyard dogs have something special.Too funny i laughed,kids will LOVE it.Buy it when it comes out,it has new features!", "label": 1}
473
+ {"text": "Though The Wind and the Lion is told largely through the eyes of the son, every member of the family can identify with one of the characters, whether it be Sean Connery's noble brigand, Candace Bergen's feisty heroine, John Huston's wily John Hay or Steve Kanaly's spiffy, radiant, ruthless can-do lieutenant, Roosevelt's \"Big Stick\".", "label": 1}
474
+ {"text": "I enjoyed it.", "label": 1}
475
+ {"text": "That was nice.", "label": 1}
476
+ {"text": "There are many continuity errors: one other user commented on different cars in the garage, Joe's glasses...the one that got to me the most was the fact Joe's facial hair configuration seemed to change from scene to scene.", "label": 0}
477
+ {"text": "John Garfield, Ann revere, Lilli Plmer, William Conrad, Canada Lee...and filmed by one of the greatest cinematographers to ever grace the screen..James Wong Howe.", "label": 1}
478
+ {"text": "Their on-screen chemistry, critical to the entire film, is genuine.", "label": 1}
479
+ {"text": "The dialogue is composed of things that make little sense.", "label": 0}
480
+ {"text": "This movie was kind of long in length, but I enjoyed every minute of it.", "label": 1}
481
+ {"text": "The acting sucked.", "label": 0}
482
+ {"text": "If you love death and decay, and Shakespears lyrics... this is the one.", "label": 1}
483
+ {"text": "It was that year, however, that reminded us that Huston was still at the top of his game as evinced by his faithful adaptation of James Joyce's acclaimed novella \"The Dead.", "label": 1}
484
+ {"text": "This is definitely one of the better documentaries I have seen looking at family relationships and marriage.", "label": 1}
485
+ {"text": "Almost everyone involved must be return to school, acting is utterly predictable and bad, script is pile of garbage all round.", "label": 0}
486
+ {"text": "Funny, clever, hip - just like Pray's previous film, Hype!", "label": 1}
487
+ {"text": "There aren't death scenes like in previous movies and the f/x are terrible.", "label": 0}
488
+ {"text": "Perabo has a nice energy level and is obviously very comfortable in front of a camera.", "label": 1}
489
+ {"text": "GO AND SEE IT!", "label": 1}
490
+ {"text": "Director Paul Matthews, who also wrote/directed the weak 1995 monster movie \"Grim\", clearly doesn't know how to pace his films.", "label": 0}
491
+ {"text": "And the accents are absolutely abysmal!", "label": 0}
492
+ {"text": "No actress has been worse used that June Allison in this movie.", "label": 0}
493
+ {"text": "Kris Kristoffersen is good in this movie and really makes a difference.", "label": 1}
494
+ {"text": "As a European, the movie is a nice throwback to my time as a student in the 1980's and the experiences I had living abroad and interacting with other nationalities, although the circumstances were slightly different.", "label": 1}
495
+ {"text": "This was reflected not only in the cast, but also in the below-par script, which borrowed much from the earlier classic.", "label": 0}
496
+ {"text": "I saw this film over Christmas, and what a great film it was!", "label": 1}
497
+ {"text": "The film deserves strong kudos for taking this stand, for having exceptional acting from its mostly lesser-known cast and for the super-intelligent script that doesn't insult the audience or take the easy way out when it comes to white racism.", "label": 1}
498
+ {"text": "In particular the relationship between the bakery assistant and the waitress just didn't work for me at all.", "label": 0}
499
+ {"text": "Considering the relations off screen between Taylor and Stanwyck, it was surprising how little chemistry there was on screen between the two of them.", "label": 0}
500
+ {"text": "i wouldnt see this movie again for free.", "label": 0}
501
+ {"text": "The guy who said he's had better dialogue with his potted plants has it right.", "label": 0}
502
+ {"text": "At no point in the proceedings does it look remotely like America.", "label": 0}
503
+ {"text": "The dialogue is atrocious.", "label": 0}
504
+ {"text": "Mark my words, this is one of those cult films like Evil Dead 2 or Phantasm that people will still be discovering and falling in love with 20, 30, 40 years down the line.", "label": 1}
505
+ {"text": "The movie I received was a great quality film for it's age.", "label": 1}
506
+ {"text": "Still, it makes up for all of this with a super ending that depicts a great sea vessel being taken out by the mighty frost.", "label": 1}
507
+ {"text": "It came free with a DVD player I bought but I still turned the thing off halfway through because I was embarrassed for Howell.", "label": 0}
508
+ {"text": "***SPOILERS*** Whatever else can (or can't) be said about it, SURFACE is superbly crafted.", "label": 1}
509
+ {"text": "Thanks good a movie like this was done and released.", "label": 1}
510
+ {"text": "Often the dialogue doesn't really follow from one line to another, or fit the surroundings.", "label": 0}
511
+ {"text": "There is a brilliant twist ending.", "label": 1}
512
+ {"text": "The sets (especially designed to work with the camera) are amazing....stylized, beautiful and effective.", "label": 1}
513
+ {"text": "People who like European films and \"art movies\" will like this movie.", "label": 1}
514
+ {"text": "10/10", "label": 1}
515
+ {"text": "I never walked out of a movie faster.", "label": 0}
516
+ {"text": "That was done in the second movie.", "label": 0}
517
+ {"text": "Definitely worth checking out.", "label": 1}
518
+ {"text": "Also great directing and photography.", "label": 1}
519
+ {"text": "Everything about it is just bad.", "label": 0}
520
+ {"text": "An interesting premise, and Billy Drago is always good as a dangerous nut-bag (side note: I'd love to see Drago, Stephen McHattie and Lance Hendrikson in a flick together; talk about raging cheekbones!).", "label": 1}
521
+ {"text": "The \"explosion\" of the Gas tanks at the end was just as awful.", "label": 0}
522
+ {"text": "But even the talented Carrell can't save this.", "label": 0}
523
+ {"text": "The original Body and Soul (1947) is a masterpiece.", "label": 1}
524
+ {"text": "In addition to having one of the most lovely songs ever written, French Cancan also boasts one of the cutest leading ladies ever to grace the screen.", "label": 1}
525
+ {"text": "The movie was so boring, that I sometimes found myself occupied peaking in the paper instead of watching (never happened during a Columbo movie before!", "label": 0}
526
+ {"text": "Duris has a wholesome appearance and gives a fine performance.", "label": 1}
527
+ {"text": "It is a true classic.", "label": 1}
528
+ {"text": "Definitely worth seeing\u0085 it's the sort of thought provoking film that forces you to question your own threshold of loneliness.", "label": 1}
529
+ {"text": "Also, it's a real treat to see Anthony Quinn playing Crazy Horse.", "label": 1}
530
+ {"text": "But if you liked movies like The Matrix (and better yet, their sequels) I think you'll appreciate the thought provoking, mindblowing experience this film will give you.", "label": 1}
531
+ {"text": "Nevertheless yet another wonderful film from the great master's stable.", "label": 1}
532
+ {"text": "The use of slow-motion needlessly repeats itself throughout the movie but is well backed up by bad acting (and bad is a kind word here), no continuity, scenes that are thrown in for no reason whatsoever, vehicles that looked like they were made from a Corn Flakes box and a directorial style that bordered on stupidity.", "label": 0}
533
+ {"text": "He's a national treasure.", "label": 1}
534
+ {"text": "Not easy to watch.", "label": 0}
535
+ {"text": "Don't be afraid of subtitles........ its worth a little aversion therapy 10/10", "label": 1}
536
+ {"text": "It was so BORING!", "label": 0}
537
+ {"text": "I don't think I've ever seen a movie half as boring as this self-indulgent piece of junk.", "label": 0}
538
+ {"text": "If only someone involved with it knew how to string together narrative!", "label": 0}
539
+ {"text": "Speaking of the music, it is unbearably predictably and kitchy.", "label": 0}
540
+ {"text": "Fans of the genre will be in heaven.", "label": 1}
541
+ {"text": "BLACK WATER is a thriller that manages to completely transcend it's limitations (it's an indie flick) by continually subverting expectations to emerge as an intense experience.", "label": 1}
542
+ {"text": "It is not just a cult... it is a cult CLASSIC.", "label": 1}
543
+ {"text": "Enough can not be said of the remarkable animation in this film.", "label": 1}
544
+ {"text": "About 30 minutes of footage is wasted to show mediocre elderly actors awkwardly babbling overwrought pseudo-Satanic gibberish corny enough to make a teen Goth blush, almost always in Olde English, and sometimes in Latin that may or may not be made up words.", "label": 0}
545
+ {"text": "Overall, the film is interesting and thought-provoking.", "label": 1}
546
+ {"text": "The best scene in the movie is at the end, but I won't spoil it.", "label": 1}
547
+ {"text": "Highly recommended A+", "label": 1}
548
+ {"text": "It looked like a wonderful story.", "label": 1}
549
+ {"text": "This is an excellent film.", "label": 1}
550
+ {"text": "I really hope the team behind this movie makes more movies, and that they will continue to do so in their own, some kinda weird style.", "label": 1}
551
+ {"text": "Unfortunately, 'Cover Girl' is an example of how Hollywood used to exploit women for financial gain.", "label": 0}
552
+ {"text": "I really liked that.", "label": 1}
553
+ {"text": "Everything is appalling.", "label": 0}
554
+ {"text": "It was very popular when I was in the cinema, a good house and very good reactions and plenty of laughs.", "label": 1}
555
+ {"text": "And if that isn't enough of a mess of a movie for you - the picture is also marred with a constant use of studio sets and indoor exteriors.", "label": 0}
556
+ {"text": "In a word, it is embarrassing.", "label": 0}
557
+ {"text": "It was so funny.", "label": 1}
558
+ {"text": "Special mention should be made of the superb music score and sound effects, which are an integral element in helping to make this such a memorable and enjoyable cartoon.", "label": 1}
559
+ {"text": "An hour and a half I wish I could bring back.", "label": 0}
560
+ {"text": "I just got bored watching Jessice Lange take her clothes off!", "label": 0}
561
+ {"text": "I literally vomited while watching this film.", "label": 0}
562
+ {"text": "The stories were as unbelievable as the actors.", "label": 0}
563
+ {"text": "Think of the film being like a dream.", "label": 1}
564
+ {"text": "One of the best mexican movies ever!, and one of the less understood, even by mexican themselves, no matter how identified the should have felt with it.", "label": 1}
565
+ {"text": "But it is entertaining, nonetheless.", "label": 1}
566
+ {"text": "And, FINALLY, after all that, we get to an ending that would've been great had it been handled by competent people and not Jerry Falwell.", "label": 0}
567
+ {"text": "An Italian reviewer called this \"a small, great film,\" and that's right.", "label": 1}
568
+ {"text": "It failed to convey the broad sweep of landscapes that were a great part of the original.", "label": 0}
569
+ {"text": "Aailiyah was pretty good as Akasha, in places compelling (her first entrance and mini dance scene).", "label": 1}
570
+ {"text": "The lines, the cuts, the audio, everything is wrong.", "label": 0}
571
+ {"text": "The concert sequences just sucked.", "label": 0}
572
+ {"text": "While you don't yet hear Mickey speak, there are tons of sound effects and music throughout the film--something we take for granted now but which was a huge crowd pleaser in 1928.", "label": 1}
573
+ {"text": "The film lacks any real scares or tension & some of the medical terminology used throughout is a bit iffy to say the least & I say that as an insulin dependant diabetic myself.", "label": 0}
574
+ {"text": "Seriously, it's not worth wasting your, or your kid's time on.", "label": 0}
575
+ {"text": "Otherwise, don't even waste your time on this.", "label": 0}
576
+ {"text": "I couldn't take them seriously.", "label": 0}
577
+ {"text": "This may be the only bad film he ever made.", "label": 0}
578
+ {"text": "I can't believe there's even a sequel to this!", "label": 0}
579
+ {"text": "The characters are interesting, even if a bit predictable.", "label": 1}
580
+ {"text": "Both Rickman and Stowe play their roles to the hilt in this tale of a childrens' book writer who-- maybe?-- has written a subversive tract.", "label": 1}
581
+ {"text": "In a most wonderful location lies a story of contrast.", "label": 1}
582
+ {"text": "The acting is like watching wooden puppets moving around and reading from a book, that's how bad it is.", "label": 0}
583
+ {"text": "The story is lame, not interesting and NEVER really explains the sinister origins of the puppets.", "label": 0}
584
+ {"text": "There was a few pathetic attempts to give the characters some depth, but it didn't really work into the rest of the plot.", "label": 0}
585
+ {"text": "I guess it was supposed to be clever twist, then shed some light on the situation, but it was just stupid.", "label": 0}
586
+ {"text": "It just blew.", "label": 0}
587
+ {"text": "Hence the whole story lacks a certain energy.", "label": 0}
588
+ {"text": "I guess that nobody at the network that aired this dribble watched it before putting it on.", "label": 0}
589
+ {"text": "An AMAZING finale to possibly the BEST trilogy of all time!", "label": 1}
590
+ {"text": "I like Armand Assante & my cable company's summary sounded interesting, so I watched it, twice already, and probably will again.", "label": 1}
591
+ {"text": "And the rest of it just sits there being awful... with soldiers singing songs about the masculinity they pledge themselves to, hairsplitting about purity, the admiration of swords, etc.", "label": 0}
592
+ {"text": "It is not good.", "label": 0}
593
+ {"text": "Star Trek V The final Frontier is the worst in the series.", "label": 0}
594
+ {"text": "I will never forget it now.", "label": 1}
595
+ {"text": "Vivian Schilling did an excellent job with the script.", "label": 1}
596
+ {"text": "It is an insane game.", "label": 1}
597
+ {"text": "The film is way too long.", "label": 0}
598
+ {"text": "his performance, as awarded, was stunning.", "label": 1}
599
+ {"text": "This movie does an excellent job of revealing the complexity of the task and the incredible challenges facing South Africa.", "label": 1}
600
+ {"text": "Her role was played well.", "label": 1}
601
+ {"text": ":) Anyway, the plot flowed smoothly and the male-bonding scenes were a hoot.", "label": 1}
602
+ {"text": "Yeah, the movie pretty much sucked.", "label": 0}
603
+ {"text": "The cast of veteran actors are more than just a nostalgia trip.", "label": 1}
604
+ {"text": "I am so pleased to know such a modern day genius is out there , letting is passion for Art drive him and taking us as an audience with him.", "label": 1}
605
+ {"text": "Mishima is extremely uninteresting.", "label": 0}
606
+ {"text": "But I recommend waiting for their future efforts, let this one go.", "label": 0}
607
+ {"text": "Not recommended.", "label": 0}
608
+ {"text": "Wasted two hours.", "label": 0}
609
+ {"text": "Every time he opened his mouth you expect to hear, \"you see kids...\" Pulling the plug was a mercy killing for this horrible show.", "label": 0}
610
+ {"text": "The results, well, are a shame.", "label": 0}
611
+ {"text": "The Songs Were The Best And The Muppets Were So Hilarious.", "label": 1}
612
+ {"text": "I think that it is a must see older John Wayne film.", "label": 1}
613
+ {"text": "The movie had you on the edge of your seat and made you somewhat afraid to go to your car at the end of the night.", "label": 1}
614
+ {"text": "The movie in movie situations in the beginning and through the game that is played with her by the \"acting coach\" are fascinating.", "label": 1}
615
+ {"text": "The two main characters may be two of the most believable children I ever saw put on screen.", "label": 1}
616
+ {"text": "The memories are murky but I can only say that I enjoyed every single episode and product related to the show.", "label": 1}
617
+ {"text": "Too politically correct.", "label": 0}
618
+ {"text": "The story starts too fast with absolutely no suspense or build-up in the slightest.", "label": 0}
619
+ {"text": "Juano Hernandez (an exceptional actor who played supporting roles in many films of the era) is a proud black man who is accused of murdering a white man in the South.", "label": 1}
620
+ {"text": "In fact, this stinker smells like a direct-to-video release.", "label": 0}
621
+ {"text": "The story line is just awful!", "label": 0}
622
+ {"text": "It's practically perfect in all of them \u0096 a true masterpiece in a sea of faux \"masterpieces.", "label": 1}
623
+ {"text": "It showed exactly how the government and the scientist argued for humanity and the reasons of the \"gadget\".", "label": 1}
624
+ {"text": "It is rare when a film-maker takes the time to tell a worthy moral tale with care and love that doesn't fall into the trap of being overly syrupy or over indulgent.", "label": 1}
625
+ {"text": "So for our enjoyment we get to see them run around, play games, and be dangerous.", "label": 1}
626
+ {"text": "It never condescends, all the characters have good genuine hearts and believable problems.", "label": 1}
627
+ {"text": "Elias Koteas,Jack Palance play good roles Angelina is hot and gets naked.Billy Drago appears in this and is cool as usual + a cameo by Sven ole Thorsen helps make this a very enjoyable movie with good acting and a decent budget.", "label": 1}
628
+ {"text": "Judith Light is one of my favorite actresses and I think she does a superb job in this film!", "label": 1}
629
+ {"text": "Bad script, bad direction and horrible acting make this one plain bad!", "label": 0}
630
+ {"text": "None of them are engaging or exciting.", "label": 0}
631
+ {"text": "You'd have to have the IQ of particularly stupid mollusk not to see that one coming.", "label": 0}
632
+ {"text": "The script looks as if only a rough draft was written and shooting began before a finished script was completed.", "label": 0}
633
+ {"text": "Gotta love those close-ups of slimy, drooling teeth!", "label": 1}
634
+ {"text": "It's this pandering to the audience that sabotages most of his films.", "label": 0}
635
+ {"text": "There's barely a boring moment in the film and there are plenty of humorous parts.", "label": 1}
636
+ {"text": "It's a campy sort of film that's a joy to watch.", "label": 1}
637
+ {"text": "The hockey scenes are terrible, defensemen playing like they're 5 years old, goalies diving at shots that are 10 feet wide of the net, etc.", "label": 0}
638
+ {"text": "Loved the casting of Jimmy Buffet as the science teacher.", "label": 1}
639
+ {"text": ") some great music, and terrific scenery.", "label": 1}
640
+ {"text": "This movie is terrible.", "label": 0}
641
+ {"text": "I mean, in a realistic world, she would NEVER have gotten into that ballet repertory... The whole thing was quite pathetic.", "label": 0}
642
+ {"text": "The CG opening sequence in space looked like it could have been created on Microsoft Slideshow for God's sake!", "label": 0}
643
+ {"text": "I'm a big fan of this series mostly due to Anne Rice's style, sensitivities and treatments.", "label": 1}
644
+ {"text": "The acting is fantastic, the stories are seamlessly woven together, and the dogs are splendid............. A must rent, view, or see.", "label": 1}
645
+ {"text": "It's just lame.", "label": 0}
646
+ {"text": "This film has no redeeming features.", "label": 0}
647
+ {"text": "But \"Tiny Toons\" kept the 90's vibe and delivered one of the most popular, funny, and underrated cartoons ever created.", "label": 1}
648
+ {"text": "Things happen, characters personalities change, plot twists occur for no real reason other than that script calls for it.", "label": 0}
649
+ {"text": "One character is totally annoying with a voice that gives me the feeling of fingernails on a chalkboard.", "label": 0}
650
+ {"text": "It was also the right balance of war and love.", "label": 1}
651
+ {"text": "The opening sequence of this gem is a classic, and the cat n mouse games that follow are a delight to watch.", "label": 1}
652
+ {"text": "What this film lacks is a convincing script.", "label": 0}
653
+ {"text": "But this movie is definitely a below average rent.", "label": 0}
654
+ {"text": "This is truly an art movie--it actually has a lot of art in it.", "label": 1}
655
+ {"text": "This movie is so awesome!", "label": 1}
656
+ {"text": "And, quite honestly, often its not very good.", "label": 0}
657
+ {"text": "This convention never worked well in the past, and certainly doesn't work here.", "label": 0}
658
+ {"text": "The directing seems too pretentious.", "label": 0}
659
+ {"text": "I certainly do not mean this distinction in a good way.", "label": 0}
660
+ {"text": "The worst one of the series.", "label": 0}
661
+ {"text": "PS the only scene in the movie that was cool is when the central character finds her room blown up.", "label": 1}
662
+ {"text": "Hackneyed writing, certainly, but made even worse by the bad directing.", "label": 0}
663
+ {"text": "The character developments also lacked in depth.", "label": 0}
664
+ {"text": "The interplay between Martin and Emilio contains the same wonderful chemistry we saw in Wall Street with Martin and Charlie.", "label": 1}
665
+ {"text": "Even when the women finally show up, there is no sign of improvement; the most expected things happen and by the time the film is over, you might be far asleep.", "label": 0}
666
+ {"text": "John Wayne did an incredible job for being so young in the movie industry.", "label": 1}
667
+ {"text": "Then scene where they debated whether or not to sack the trumpeter (who falsely was accused for the murder) is pure horror, really stupid.", "label": 0}
668
+ {"text": "Even the squibs look awful.", "label": 0}
669
+ {"text": "I struggle to find anything bad to say about it.", "label": 1}
670
+ {"text": "Awful.", "label": 0}
671
+ {"text": "This second appearance of Mickey Mouse (following the silent PLANE CRAZY earlier that year) is probably his most famous film--mostly because it was so ground-breaking.", "label": 1}
672
+ {"text": "Camerawork - again, bad.", "label": 0}
673
+ {"text": "It's a feel-good film and that's how I felt when I came out of the cinema!", "label": 1}
674
+ {"text": "They could be used as exemplars for any set designer.", "label": 1}
675
+ {"text": "Not even good for camp value!", "label": 0}
676
+ {"text": "Some applause should be given to the \"prelude\" however.", "label": 1}
677
+ {"text": "I wish I could enter negative values, admins?", "label": 0}
678
+ {"text": "Artless camera-work endlessly presents us with the ugliest setting imaginable, i.e.", "label": 0}
679
+ {"text": "Rating: 1 out of 10.", "label": 0}
680
+ {"text": "Avoid at ALL costs!", "label": 0}
681
+ {"text": "The aerial scenes were well-done.", "label": 1}
682
+ {"text": "I know that Jim O'Connor was very energetic and that nobody could be as much as him, but George was well dull.", "label": 0}
683
+ {"text": "There is a lot of beautiful places.", "label": 1}
684
+ {"text": "It ranks highly as a great noir-crime-drama, incredible performances by Belmondo and Lino Ventura.", "label": 1}
685
+ {"text": "Aside from it's terrible lead, this film has loads of other debits.", "label": 0}
686
+ {"text": "This is a chilly, unremarkable movie about an author living/working in a chilly abstruse culture.", "label": 0}
687
+ {"text": ") very bad performance plays Angela Bennett, a computer expert who is at home all the time.", "label": 0}
688
+ {"text": "Nothing at all to recommend.", "label": 0}
689
+ {"text": "I couldn't think of a better way to end the film, but a smile on my face, great way to wrap up an amazing film and trilogy!", "label": 1}
690
+ {"text": "It's so bad it's actually worth seeing just for that reason.", "label": 0}
691
+ {"text": "No plot whatsoever!", "label": 0}
692
+ {"text": "Still, I do like this movie for it's empowerment of women; there's not enough movies out there like this one.", "label": 1}
693
+ {"text": "I'll give this film 10 out of 10!", "label": 1}
694
+ {"text": "But the duet between the astronaut and his doctor at the beginning of the movie is a perfect exchange if one considers that this movie was made well into the Cold War and the astronaut's biggest fear is that he has crashed in the USSR.", "label": 1}
695
+ {"text": "I believe every one should see this movie as I think few people outside of South Africa understand its past and what is being attempted in the Truth and Reconciliation process.", "label": 1}
696
+ {"text": "This is the number one best TH game in the series.", "label": 1}
697
+ {"text": "Exceptionally bad!", "label": 0}
698
+ {"text": "Maybe there would be a reasonable explanation for this atrocity.", "label": 0}
699
+ {"text": "For people who are first timers in film making, I think they did an excellent job!!", "label": 1}
700
+ {"text": "This is actually a very smart movie.", "label": 1}
701
+ {"text": "Unfortunately, inexperience of direction meant that scene after scene passed with little in the way of dramatic tension or conflict.", "label": 0}
702
+ {"text": "The visual effects were AWFUL.", "label": 0}
703
+ {"text": "Later I found myself lost in the power of the film.", "label": 1}
704
+ {"text": "Saw the movie today and thought it was a good effort, good messages for kids.", "label": 1}
705
+ {"text": "Today the graphics are crap.", "label": 0}
706
+ {"text": "The ending is so, SO perfect... you'll shed a tear.", "label": 1}
707
+ {"text": "See both films if you can.", "label": 1}
708
+ {"text": "I know he was a contract player with little control over his scripts, but the acting was as bad as the script.", "label": 0}
709
+ {"text": "What on earth is Irons doing in this film?", "label": 0}
710
+ {"text": "To be honest with you, this is unbelievable nonsense and very foolish.", "label": 0}
711
+ {"text": "THERE IS NO PLOT OR STORYLINE!!", "label": 0}
712
+ {"text": "The good cinematography also makes her and Monica Bellucci look very beautiful.", "label": 1}
713
+ {"text": "This movie is BAD.", "label": 0}
714
+ {"text": "Then the film just dropped the ball.", "label": 0}
715
+ {"text": "The story is also both funny and poignant at times.", "label": 1}
716
+ {"text": "There was absolutely no warmth or charm to these scenes or characters.", "label": 0}
717
+ {"text": "This is such a fun and funny movie.", "label": 1}
718
+ {"text": "Feelings, thoughts...Gabriel's discomfort during the dance...all these intangibles leap to life and come within the viewer's grasp in Huston's portrayal.", "label": 1}
719
+ {"text": "Everything about this movie is stupid.", "label": 0}
720
+ {"text": "Stanwyck and Morgan are perfectly cast in what is, in many ways, a modern equivalent of Dickens' Christmas Carol in its sensibility.", "label": 1}
721
+ {"text": "I'm glad the film didn't go for the most obvious choice, as a lesser film certainly would have.", "label": 1}
722
+ {"text": "There is, however, some pretty good acting (at least, for this type of film).", "label": 1}
723
+ {"text": "It's too bad that everyone else involved didn't share Crowe's level of dedication to quality, for if they did, we'd have a far better film on our hands than this sub-par mess.", "label": 0}
724
+ {"text": "I think it was Robert Ryans best film, because he portrayed someone like my father, and he was a schizophrenic in real life,(my father) although he never murdered anyone but was affected more so during the second world war which made him worse.", "label": 1}
725
+ {"text": "So bad...well...it's just bad.", "label": 0}
726
+ {"text": "I was particularly pleased with the acting ability of Dwight Schultz.", "label": 1}
727
+ {"text": "Both films are terrible, but to the credit of the 1986 version, it was watchable.", "label": 0}
728
+ {"text": "Non-linear narration thus many flashbacks and every part are articulated quite well.", "label": 1}
729
+ {"text": "A great film by a great director.", "label": 1}
730
+ {"text": "The kids are annoying.", "label": 0}
731
+ {"text": "The acting is terrible, and the writing is worse.", "label": 0}
732
+ {"text": "Do not waste your time.", "label": 0}
733
+ {"text": "Constantine gives everything the right intensity and seems to have a good understanding of the underlying psychological motivations.", "label": 1}
734
+ {"text": "There were several moments in the movie that just didn't need to be there and were excruciatingly slow moving.", "label": 0}
735
+ {"text": "The acting from all involved and that includes those like Shatner and Nimoy is bad and washed out and making them seem as old as they look in real life, the special effects are tacky like when Spock has to rescue Kirk on a jet pack when he falls down from a mountain.", "label": 0}
736
+ {"text": "I'm so sorry but I really can't recommend it to anyone.", "label": 0}
737
+ {"text": "The result is a powerhouse achievement, made more timely now perhaps because of our culture's disturbing fascination with celebrity, and it's distorted interpretations of fame.", "label": 1}
738
+ {"text": "The script is\u0085was there a script?", "label": 0}
739
+ {"text": "For that, it's worth checking out.", "label": 1}
740
+ {"text": "It felt like a very gripping, intelligent stage play (but without the overly theatrical feeling one actually gets from watching people on a stage) which plays on everyone's terror of a white lie escalating to monstrous consequences.", "label": 1}
741
+ {"text": "In other words, the content level of this film is enough to easily fill a dozen other films.", "label": 1}
742
+ {"text": "Cinematography: The film was shot in an interesting way.", "label": 1}
743
+ {"text": "He really didn't seem to want to be hosting; his voice-overs were monotonous, didn't get involved with the guests.", "label": 0}
744
+ {"text": "Initially the local sites in the film, which was filmed here in Buffalo, intrigued me.", "label": 1}
745
+ {"text": "All the pretty pictures in the world cannot make up for a piece of work that is flawed at the core.", "label": 0}
746
+ {"text": "Oh yeah, and the storyline was pathetic too.", "label": 0}
747
+ {"text": "The acting is beyond abysmal.", "label": 0}
748
+ {"text": "Even worse than Ticker!", "label": 0}
749
+ {"text": "But the convoluted plot just didn't convince me, and much of the film was watched with a weird, questioning glance.", "label": 0}
750
+ {"text": "It was too predictable, even for a chick flick.", "label": 0}
751
+ {"text": "Very nice and relaxing late night viewing.", "label": 1}
752
+ {"text": "A world better than 95% of the garbage in the theatres today.", "label": 1}
753
+ {"text": "By the time the film ended, I not only disliked it, I despised it.", "label": 0}
754
+ {"text": "However Paul Schrader has indeed made a film \"about\" Mishima that is both superb & complex.", "label": 1}
755
+ {"text": "But it wasn't until I watched this film that I realised how great he actually was.", "label": 1}
756
+ {"text": "Graphics is far from the best part of the game.", "label": 0}
757
+ {"text": "Give this one a look.", "label": 1}
758
+ {"text": "Not frightening in the least, and barely comprehensible.", "label": 0}
759
+ {"text": "The attempts at humor were pitiful and story is so awful it dosen't bear thinking about which basically involves a Vulcan stealing the Enterprise to find god (seriously) I just didn't care about any of this film and oh not to mention Uhura does a belly dance to distract male guards.", "label": 0}
760
+ {"text": "first of all, there are enough racial stereotypes and racial jokes to offend everyone.", "label": 0}
761
+ {"text": "Garbo, who showed right off the bat that her talents could carry over from the silent era (I wanted to see some of her silent work, but Netflix doesn't seem to be stocking them.", "label": 1}
762
+ {"text": "Definitely worth checking out.", "label": 1}
763
+ {"text": "His acting alongside Olivia De Havilland was brilliant and the ending was fantastic!", "label": 1}
764
+ {"text": "The music in the film is really nice too.", "label": 1}
765
+ {"text": "However, here there was no decent acting, action or location work to balance things up.", "label": 0}
766
+ {"text": "I keep watching it over and over.", "label": 1}
767
+ {"text": "The only consistent thread holding the series together were the amazing performances of Leni Parker and Anita LaSelva as the two Taelons in quiet idealogical conflict.", "label": 0}
768
+ {"text": "A very, very, very slow-moving, aimless movie about a distressed, drifting young man.", "label": 0}
769
+ {"text": "Tom Wilkinson's character is a man who is not prepared for the ordeal that is about to begin, but he takes the matter in hand as the story progresses, and this great actor gives a performance that makes you feel the character's anguish and suffering.", "label": 1}
770
+ {"text": "Sam Shepard's portrayal of a gung ho Marine was sobering.", "label": 1}
771
+ {"text": "The success of the film depends on the casting of Sydney Greenstreet as the Alexander Yardley character.", "label": 1}
772
+ {"text": "It's pretty surprising that this wonderful film was made in 1949, as Hollywood generally had its collective heads in the sand concerning black and white issues at that time.", "label": 1}
773
+ {"text": "Everything from acting to cinematography was solid.", "label": 1}
774
+ {"text": "This game rocks.", "label": 1}
775
+ {"text": "The basic premise is wasted since it is sidelined by the inexplicable focus on the documentary crew.", "label": 0}
776
+ {"text": "In short, don't bother with this movie.", "label": 0}
777
+ {"text": "And it was boring.", "label": 0}
778
+ {"text": "The scenery that the two daughters paint and photograph are beautiful.", "label": 1}
779
+ {"text": "It is an excellent drama, an excellent thriller, and an excellent film.", "label": 1}
780
+ {"text": "\" With great sound effects, and impressive special effects, I can't recommend this movie enough.", "label": 1}
781
+ {"text": "It's a long time since I was so entertained by a movie.", "label": 1}
782
+ {"text": "Kathy Bates is wonderful in her characters subtle desperation and escapism; a variation on her character in \"At Play In The Fields Of The Lord\".", "label": 1}
783
+ {"text": "Victor McLaglen was even bad, and Brian DonLevy was almost unrecognizable.", "label": 0}
784
+ {"text": "The new characters weren't all that memorable, and I found myself forgetting who was who.", "label": 0}
785
+ {"text": "Punishment Park is a brilliant piece of cinema.", "label": 1}
786
+ {"text": "It was forced, like everything in this movie.", "label": 0}
787
+ {"text": "I don't think I've ever gone to a movie and disliked it as much.", "label": 0}
788
+ {"text": "NOBODY identifies with these characters because they're all cardboard cutouts and stereotypes (or predictably reverse-stereotypes).", "label": 0}
789
+ {"text": "A standout scene.", "label": 1}
790
+ {"text": "Very little music or anything to speak of.", "label": 0}
791
+ {"text": "Top line: Don't waste your time and money on this one, its as bad as it comes.", "label": 0}
792
+ {"text": "This movie suffered because of the writing, it needed more suspense.", "label": 0}
793
+ {"text": "The movie was very interesting from beginning to the end.", "label": 1}
794
+ {"text": "But she is still a bad actress, repeating her robotic face moves in each of her pictures.", "label": 0}
795
+ {"text": "But it picked up speed and got right to the point.", "label": 1}
796
+ {"text": "This movie is great--especially if you enjoy visual arts.", "label": 1}
797
+ {"text": "It's a mediocre, miserable, hollow, laughable and predictable piece of garbage.", "label": 0}
798
+ {"text": "The attractive set used throughout most of the film is an eye-pleasing gem.", "label": 1}
799
+ {"text": "I thought it was bad.", "label": 0}
800
+ {"text": "Trumbull on I LOVE LUCY).", "label": 1}
801
+ {"text": "If you check the director's filmography on this site you will see why this film didn't have a chance.", "label": 0}
802
+ {"text": "One of the worst shows of all time.", "label": 0}
803
+ {"text": "Waste your money on this game.", "label": 1}
804
+ {"text": "The things that the four kids get themselves into is absolutely hilarious to watch.", "label": 1}
805
+ {"text": "I was left shattered from the experience of watching this 'film' and I took a good two hours to fully recover.", "label": 0}
806
+ {"text": "God, and I can never get that 90 minutes back!", "label": 0}
807
+ {"text": "He is almost unbearable to watch on screen, he has little to no charisma, and terrible comedic timing.", "label": 0}
808
+ {"text": "He is one of my favourite directors, and one of the most talented directors in the history of cinema.", "label": 1}
809
+ {"text": "I enjoyed reading this book to my children when they were little.", "label": 1}
810
+ {"text": "This film offers many delights and surprises.", "label": 1}
811
+ {"text": "Whatever the producer was going for, he missed entirely.", "label": 0}
812
+ {"text": "If you have not seen this movie, I definitely recommend it!", "label": 1}
813
+ {"text": "So I am here to warn you--DO NOT RENT THIS MOVIE, it is the dumbest thing you have never seen!", "label": 0}
814
+ {"text": "The telephone repair man was really funny and his reactions to the nuts and bitchy boss were truly genuine.", "label": 1}
815
+ {"text": "The casting is also horrible, cause all you see is a really really BAD Actors, period.", "label": 0}
816
+ {"text": "At around 4 pm I bought it, at around 8pm I started to watch, at around 8.15pm I fast forwarded the remaining film to see if there was anything left watchable for a human being with a brain... but there wasn't.", "label": 0}
817
+ {"text": "As a courtroom drama, it's compelling, as an indictment on the American justice system, it's frightening.", "label": 1}
818
+ {"text": "Buy it, play it, enjoy it, love it.", "label": 1}
819
+ {"text": "I liked it.", "label": 1}
820
+ {"text": "But in terms of the writing it's very fresh and bold.", "label": 1}
821
+ {"text": "I really loved the story line and the poler bear was kinda cute.But if anyone has a question about Fort Steele, just ask away:)", "label": 1}
822
+ {"text": "There were too many close ups.", "label": 0}
823
+ {"text": "The art style has the appearance of crayon/pencil drawings and is wonderfully colorful and fanciful.", "label": 1}
824
+ {"text": "the movie is littered with overt racial slurs towards the black cast members and in return the whites are depicted as morons and boobs.", "label": 0}
825
+ {"text": "The movie is terribly boring in places.", "label": 0}
826
+ {"text": "This movie now joins Revenge of the Boogeyman and Zombiez as part of the hellish trinity of horror films.", "label": 0}
827
+ {"text": "Linda Cardellini is the only thing good in this film.", "label": 1}
828
+ {"text": "When a song could explain the emotions of the subjects better, such as when Jay Adams' unfortunate life was a subject of talk, the song Old Man by Neil Young was played, which evokes many emotions.", "label": 1}
829
+ {"text": "But other than that the movie seemed to drag and the heroes didn't really work for their freedom.", "label": 0}
830
+ {"text": "Cinematography noteworthy including fine views of Barcelona and its famed Gaudi towers.", "label": 1}
831
+ {"text": "See it with your kids if you have a chance--it will open up some amazing dialog about how far race relations have come in the last 50 years.", "label": 1}
832
+ {"text": "This movie is a pure disaster, the story is stupid and the editing is the worst I have seen, it confuses you incredibly.", "label": 0}
833
+ {"text": "IMDB ratings only go as low 1 for awful, it's time to get some negative numbers in there for cases such as these.", "label": 0}
834
+ {"text": "I'll even say it again \u0096 this is torture.", "label": 0}
835
+ {"text": "Worse, there's an incredibly weak sub-plot thrown in that follows a little band of latter-day Mansonites as they go after a reporter who's working on a story on the anniversary of the killings.", "label": 0}
836
+ {"text": "There are some generally great things in it.", "label": 1}
837
+ {"text": "Regardless, the film fails on most levels.", "label": 0}
838
+ {"text": "The film succeeds despite, or perhaps because of, an obviously meagre budget.", "label": 1}
839
+ {"text": "MANNA FROM HEAVEN is a terrific film that is both predictable and unpredictable at the same time.", "label": 1}
840
+ {"text": "Another thing I didn't really like is when a character got punched in the face, a gallon of blood would spew forth soon after.", "label": 0}
841
+ {"text": "Full of unconvincing cardboard characters it is blandly written by Edward Chodorov, who also produced, and is surprisingly directed by Jean Negulesco from whom one would expect a great deal more.", "label": 0}
842
+ {"text": "Conclusion - I loved it.", "label": 1}
843
+ {"text": "I gave it a 10", "label": 1}
844
+ {"text": "This totally UNfunny movie is so over the top and pathetic and unrealistic that throughout the whole 90 minutes of utter torture I probably looked at my watch about 70000 times!", "label": 0}
845
+ {"text": "This film highlights the fundamental flaws of the legal process, that it's not about discovering guilt or innocence, but rather, is about who presents better in court.", "label": 1}
846
+ {"text": "Excellently produced by one of Sci-fi's best producers Scot Vandiver !", "label": 1}
847
+ {"text": "I have seen many movies starring Jaclyn Smith, but my god this was one of her best, though it came out 12 years ago.", "label": 1}
848
+ {"text": "The Malta settings are as dry and as barren as the dialogue.", "label": 0}
849
+ {"text": "It handles some tough issues with dignity and grace, and, of course, has (shocking spoiler here!", "label": 1}
850
+ {"text": "The movie is full of wonderful dancing (hence the title!", "label": 1}
851
+ {"text": "The scripting of the subtle comedy is unmatched by any movie in recent years.", "label": 1}
852
+ {"text": "\" But \"Storm Trooper\" is not even bad enough to make it to the list of wonderfully terrible movies.", "label": 0}
853
+ {"text": "Lange had become a great actress.", "label": 1}
854
+ {"text": "Again, lame.", "label": 0}
855
+ {"text": "This movie totally grates on my nerves.", "label": 0}
856
+ {"text": "In conclusion, I will not bother with this movie because a volcano in Los Angeles is nothing but nonsense.", "label": 0}
857
+ {"text": "Highly unrecommended.", "label": 0}
858
+ {"text": "This is a stunning movie.", "label": 1}
859
+ {"text": "Lifetime does not air it enough, so if anyone knows what store sells it let me know because this is a must-have.", "label": 1}
860
+ {"text": "It's like a bad two hour TV movie.", "label": 0}
861
+ {"text": "Yes, this film does require a rather significant amount of puzzle-solving, but the pieces fit together to create a beautiful picture.", "label": 1}
862
+ {"text": "My only problem is I thought the actor playing the villain was a low rent Michael Ironside.", "label": 0}
863
+ {"text": "Lovely little thriller from Hitchcock, with lots of nice shenanigans surrounding a murdered spy, a kidnapped child, a nasty church, a foreign plot and some random taxidermists.", "label": 1}
864
+ {"text": "I have to mention this and it is a huge SPOILER, i loved the ending, how all the characters of the three films were the remaining survivors of the ferry disaster, with Valentine and the young judge together, and the old man watching it on her TV, solidifying his happiness over the suffering which he dealt with for those many years.", "label": 1}
865
+ {"text": "The film's sole bright spot was Jonah Hill (who will look almost unrecognizable to fans of the recent Superbad due to the amount of weight he lost in the interim).", "label": 1}
866
+ {"text": "It was a very superficial movie and it gave me the feeling that I was watching play rather than a film.", "label": 0}
867
+ {"text": "It's also great to see that renowned silent screenwriter Frances Marion hasn't missed a step going from silent to sound.", "label": 1}
868
+ {"text": "Well... Just if you keep thinking how bad it is.", "label": 0}
869
+ {"text": "Schrader has made a resume full of lousy, amateurish films.", "label": 0}
870
+ {"text": "Raw and sublimely moving.", "label": 1}
871
+ {"text": "His use of the colours of the French flag in the three films was nothing short of incredible, every shot, every scene was like a work of art.", "label": 1}
872
+ {"text": "It had some average acting from the main person, and it was a low budget as you clearly can see.", "label": 0}
873
+ {"text": "I am so tired of clich\u00e9s that is just lazy writing, and here they come in thick and fast.", "label": 0}
874
+ {"text": "But this movie is not funny, considering the ridiculousness of it.", "label": 0}
875
+ {"text": "This is a witty and delightful adaptation of the Dr Seuss book, brilliantly animated by UPA's finest and thoroughly deserving of its Academy Award.", "label": 1}
876
+ {"text": "From here on the Widmark character turns unintentionally comical!", "label": 0}
877
+ {"text": "He can't act (one of the least scary villains I have ever seen), he can't write (did he write this damn movie in his sleep?", "label": 0}
878
+ {"text": "I saw this short film on HBO the other day and absolutely loved it.", "label": 1}
879
+ {"text": "If you want a real scare rent this one!", "label": 1}
880
+ {"text": "The movie lacks visual interest, drama, expression of feeling, and celebration of the very patriotism that underlines the narrative.", "label": 0}
881
+ {"text": "An instant classic, with a great soundtrack and a catchy song during the ending credits.", "label": 1}
882
+ {"text": "You won't forget this movie!", "label": 1}
883
+ {"text": "If good intentions made a film great, then this film might be one of the greatest films ever made.", "label": 1}
884
+ {"text": "His co-stars don't fare much better, with people like Morgan Freeman, Jonah Hill, and Ed Helms just wasted.", "label": 0}
885
+ {"text": "All the characters in this film are tremendously well played.", "label": 1}
886
+ {"text": "There still are good actors around!", "label": 1}
887
+ {"text": "Lewis Black's considerable talent is wasted here too, as he is at his most incendiary when he is unrestrained, which the PG-13 rating certainly won't allow.", "label": 0}
888
+ {"text": "Up there with the best of Melville.", "label": 1}
889
+ {"text": "I could not understand, what kind of idiot would produce this mess in the first place not to mention several season.", "label": 0}
890
+ {"text": "The least said about the acting the better.", "label": 0}
891
+ {"text": "Secondly, Hitchcock pretty much perfected the thriller and chase movie.", "label": 1}
892
+ {"text": "The acting by the whole cast could be put on a scale and balanced perfectly between overacting and underacting.", "label": 0}
893
+ {"text": "There is no plot here to keep you going in the first place.", "label": 0}
894
+ {"text": "The best part about \"Nurse Betty\" is it's unpredictability.", "label": 1}
895
+ {"text": "It was just too horrible.", "label": 0}
896
+ {"text": "This movie is a good and humorous comment on life in 2006.", "label": 1}
897
+ {"text": "Excellent performance.", "label": 1}
898
+ {"text": "I loved it, it was really scary.", "label": 1}
899
+ {"text": "Wow, what a bad film.", "label": 0}
900
+ {"text": "The jerky camera movements were also annoying.", "label": 0}