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June 07
2005
A Very Negative Review of "The Crow: Wicked Prayer".
A reviewer at aintitcool really hated this film (quite a bit of bad language).
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looking | June 07, 21:02 CET
Doesn't change my plan to check it out since it's only one opinion and I'd like to form my own, but I can appreciate the guy's honesty (harsh as it may be).
Wiseblood | June 07, 22:02 CET
I also agree that negative reviews can be just as valid as postitive ones provided the reviewer is objective and explains their reasoning. It's their opinion and if they justify it reasonably then that's fair enough. But when he says stuff like, "David Boreanaz is a fucking retard here," then I lose all respect for his opinion and I wouldn't bother wasting my time reading it.
[ edited by Razor on 2005-06-07 20:59 ]
Razor | June 07, 22:51 CET
rua1412 | June 07, 23:23 CET
Of course, he does seem to blame the actors for not recognizing a crap script when they see one.
It actually was kind of amusing to read this review. I have no idea if this movie is any good or not or if I'll bother to watch it, but the review was kind of entertaining.
teenes | June 07, 23:52 CET
Caroline | June 08, 00:48 CET
rua1412 | June 08, 01:41 CET
smog | June 08, 03:22 CET
I kind of liked the review too. It was nice that he seemed to support his arguments (except for the retard comment). It makes me want to watch it anyway... to see if I'd be as harsh. I'll take DB's body with 666s on it if that's what it takes to glimpse his flesh.
WhoIsOmega? | June 08, 03:26 CET
And, personally, as a lover of language, I literally wince when I see it misused and abused. There is creative use, which as April suggests, is universally appreciated by Joss's fans. And there is incorrect and sloppy use. Which, while understandable and often forgiveable, should be appreciated by no one.
SoddingNancyTribe | June 08, 03:47 CET
gingeriffic | June 08, 05:06 CET
rua1412 | June 08, 11:50 CET
gingeriffic | June 08, 20:09 CET
And there is no such thing as "bad" English. English is just different everywhere.
The mods here just ask you to check some spelling and punctuation first, so people from all over the world can read it easier.
gingeriffic, I've pondered away many hours thinking of ways to infiltrate my curricula with Whedonworks. Buffy is hard to incorporate, but I've noticed small projects I can do with a few Buffy items. Much easier to do with Firefly items. It's hard for me to recommend watching in Spanish or French... except to people looking for good viewing in their native languages. From the Spanish I've watched in Buffy, the translations lose so much of the creative language use the viewers aren't getting the full story. But I know at least one French speaker who still claimed it was great.
And I'm so off-topic I'll stop now!!!!!!!!!!!!!
WhoIsOmega? | June 08, 20:40 CET
rua1412 | June 08, 22:39 CET