sh0416/sst2-openai · Datasets at Hugging Face

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0	There's a great deal of corny dialogue and preposterous moments.
1	Williams absolutely nails Sy's queasy infatuation and overall strangeness.
0	. Curiously, Super Troopers suffers because it doesn't have enough vices to merit its 103-minute length.
0	As exciting as all this exoticism might sound to the typical Pax viewer, the rest of us will be lulled into a coma.
0	Watch Barbershop again if you're in need of a Cube fix--this isn't worth sitting through.
0	An awkwardly garish showcase that diverges from anything remotely probing or penetrating.
0	Certain to be distasteful to children and adults alike, Eight Crazy Nights is a total misfire.
1	I haven't laughed that hard in years!
1	Sorvino is delightful in the central role.
1	A gracious, eloquent film that by its end offers a ray of hope to the refugees able to look ahead and resist living in a past forever lost.
1	What a great way to spend 4 units of your day.
1	A passionately inquisitive film determined to uncover the truth and hopefully inspire action.
1	Both a successful adaptation and an enjoyable film in its own right.
1	And Vin Diesel is the man.
0	Just a Kiss is a just a waste.
0	Murder by Numbers just doesn't add up.
0	All three descriptions suit Evelyn, a besotted and obvious drama that tells us nothing new.
1	This is popcorn movie fun with equal doses of action, cheese, ham and cheek (as well as a serious debt to The Road Warrior), but it feels like unrealized potential
1	In Death to Smoochy, we don't get Williams' usual tear and a smile, just sneers and bile, and the spectacle is nothing short of refreshing.
0	An uneven mix of dark satire and childhood awakening.
0	The movie is about as humorous as watching your favorite pet get buried alive.
0	Bears is even worse than I imagined a movie ever could be.
0	Dramatically lackluster.
1	made Eddie Murphy a movie star and the man hasn't aged a day.
1	This is an undeniably intriguing film from an adventurous young talent who finds his inspiration on the fringes of the American underground.
1	Yes, MIBII is rote work and predictable, but with a philosophical visual coming right at the end that extravagantly redeems it.
0	Their contrast is neither dramatic nor comic -- it's just a weird fizzle.
0	All the characters are clinically depressed and have abandoned their slim hopes and dreams.
0	Tartakovsky's team has some freakish powers of visual charm, but the five writers slip into the modern rut of narrative banality.
1	A gently funny, sweetly adventurous film that makes you feel genuinely good, that is to say, entirely unconned by false sentiment or sharp, overmanipulative Hollywood practices.
0	Tries too hard to be funny in a way that's too loud, too goofy and too short of an attention span.
1	The obnoxious title character provides the drama that gives added clout to this doc.
0	You emerge dazed, confused as to whether you've seen pornography or documentary.
0	Lucy's a dull girl, that's all.
1	Sensitive ensemble performances and good period reconstruction add up to a moving tragedy with some buoyant human moments.
0	Directed without the expected flair or imagination by Hong Kong master John Woo, Windtalkers airs just about every cliche in the war movie compendium across its indulgent two-hour-and-fifteen-minute length.
1	It looks closely, insightfully at fragile, complex relationships.
0	The story has some nice twists but the ending and some of the back-story is a little tired.
0	is an inexpressible and drab wannabe looking for that exact niche.
0	The Mothman Prophecies, which is mostly a bore, seems to exist only for its climactic setpiece.
1	Spirit is a visual treat, and it takes chances that are bold by studio standards, but it lacks a strong narrative.
1	This is one of the rarest kinds of films: a family-oriented non-Disney film that is actually funny without hitting below the belt.
1	For almost the first two-thirds of Martin Scorsese's 168-minute Gangs of New York, I was entranced.
0	...a cheap, ludicrous attempt at serious horror.
0	An unremittingly ugly movie to look at, listen to, and think about, it is quite possibly the sturdiest example yet of why the DV revolution has cheapened the artistry of making a film.
1	Enticing and often funny documentary.
0	But one thing's for sure: It never comes close to being either funny or scary.
0	The movie eventually snaps under the strain of its plot contrivances and its need to reassure.
1	Whereas Oliver Stone's conspiracy thriller JFK was long, intricate, star-studded and visually flashy, Interview with the Assassin draws its considerable power from simplicity.
1	The Komediant is a tale worth catching.
0	The holes in this film remain agape -- holes punched through by an inconsistent, meandering, and sometimes dry plot.
1	Worth seeing just for Weaver and LaPaglia.
0	It follows the Blair Witch formula for an hour, in which we're told something creepy and vague is in the works, and then it goes awry in the final 30 minutes.
1	An encouraging effort from McCrudden
1	I was amused and entertained by the unfolding of Bielinsky's cleverly constructed scenario, and greatly impressed by the skill of the actors involved in the enterprise.
1	Such master screenwriting comes courtesy of John Pogue, the Yale grad who previously gave us "The Skulls" and last year's "Rollerball."
1	Initially gripping, eventually cloying POW drama.
0	This is not a Jackie Chan movie.
1	Chamber of Secrets will find millions of eager fans.
0	Lacks the visual flair and bouncing bravado that characterizes better hip-hop clips and is content to recycle images and characters that were already tired 10 years ago.
0	A timid, soggy near miss.
1	A solidly constructed, entertaining thriller that stops short of true inspiration.
1	A quiet family drama with a little bit of romance and a dose of darkness.
1	Smith examines the intimate, unguarded moments of folks who live in unusual homes -- which pop up in nearly every corner of the country.
0	I admire it and yet cannot recommend it, because it overstays its natural running time.
0	Thoroughly engrossing and ultimately tragic.
0	I can analyze this movie in three words: Thumbs Friggin' Down.
0	If only it were, well, funnier.
0	It is messy, uncouth, incomprehensible, vicious and absurd.
1	From its invitingly upbeat overture to its pathos-filled but ultimately life-affirming finale, Martin is a masterfully conducted work.
0	Charly comes off as emotionally manipulative and sadly imitative of innumerable past Love Story derisions.
0	Kung Pow seems like some futile concoction that was developed hastily after Oedekerk and his fellow moviemakers got through crashing a college keg party.
0	Its premise is smart, but the execution is pretty weary.
1	An engrossing Iranian film about two itinerant teachers and some lost and desolate people they encounter in a place where war has savaged the lives and liberties of the poor and the dispossessed.
0	for those for whom the name Woody Allen was once a guarantee of something fresh, sometimes funny, and usually genuinely worthwhile, Hollywood Ending is a depressing experience
0	Somewhere inside the mess that is World Traveler, there is a mediocre movie trying to get out.
1	First and foremost...the reason to go see "Blue Crush" is the phenomenal, water-born cinematography by David Hennings.
1	Connoisseurs of Chinese film will be pleased to discover that Tian's meticulous talent has not withered during his enforced hiatus.
1	Gaunt, silver-haired and leonine, (Harris) brings a tragic dimension and savage full-bodied wit and cunning to the aging Sandeman.
1	Left me with the visceral sensation of longing, lasting traces of Charlotte's web of desire and desperation.
0	The problem with The Bread, My Sweet is that it's far too sentimental.
1	Combines a comically dismal social realism with a farcically bawdy fantasy of redemption and regeneration.
0	Loud, chaotic and largely unfunny.
0	The main characters are simply named The Husband, The Wife and The Kidnapper, emphasizing the disappointingly generic nature of the entire effort.
0	A Movie to Forget
0	Rife with nutty cliches and far too much dialogue.
0	Starts out with tremendous promise, introducing an intriguing and alluring premise, only to fall prey to a boatload of screenwriting cliches that sink it faster than a leaky freighter.
1	A raunchy and frequently hilarious follow-up to the gifted Korean American stand-up's I'm the One That I Want.
1	A completely spooky piece of business that gets under your skin and, some plot blips aside, stays there for the duration.
0	An artful yet depressing film that makes a melodramatic mountain out of the molehill of a missing bike.
0	The movie ends with outtakes in which most of the characters forget their lines and just utter 'uhhh,' which is better than most of the writing in the movie.
0	If that doesn't clue you in that something's horribly wrong, nothing will.
0	This loud and thoroughly obnoxious comedy about a pair of squabbling working-class spouses is a deeply unpleasant experience.
0	It's not an easy one to review.
0	Ultimately, in the history of the Academy, people may be wondering what all that jazz was about "Chicago" in 2002.
1	The film has a terrific look and Salma Hayek has a feel for the character at all stages of her life.
1	What makes Barbershop so likable, with all its flaws, is that it has none of the pushiness and decibel volume of most contemporary comedies.
0	This is for the most part a useless movie, even with a great director at the helm.
1	(Reaches) wholly believable and heart-wrenching depths of despair.
1	The film fearlessly gets under the skin of the people involved ... This makes it not only a detailed historical document, but an engaging and moving portrait of a subculture.

0

There's a great deal of corny dialogue and preposterous moments.

1

Williams absolutely nails Sy's queasy infatuation and overall strangeness.

0

. Curiously, Super Troopers suffers because it doesn't have enough vices to merit its 103-minute length.

0

As exciting as all this exoticism might sound to the typical Pax viewer, the rest of us will be lulled into a coma.

0

Watch Barbershop again if you're in need of a Cube fix--this isn't worth sitting through.

0

An awkwardly garish showcase that diverges from anything remotely probing or penetrating.

0

Certain to be distasteful to children and adults alike, Eight Crazy Nights is a total misfire.

1

I haven't laughed that hard in years!

1

Sorvino is delightful in the central role.

1

A gracious, eloquent film that by its end offers a ray of hope to the refugees able to look ahead and resist living in a past forever lost.

1

What a great way to spend 4 units of your day.

1

A passionately inquisitive film determined to uncover the truth and hopefully inspire action.

1

Both a successful adaptation and an enjoyable film in its own right.

1

And Vin Diesel is the man.

0

Just a Kiss is a just a waste.

0

Murder by Numbers just doesn't add up.

0

All three descriptions suit Evelyn, a besotted and obvious drama that tells us nothing new.

1

This is popcorn movie fun with equal doses of action, cheese, ham and cheek (as well as a serious debt to The Road Warrior), but it feels like unrealized potential

1

In Death to Smoochy, we don't get Williams' usual tear and a smile, just sneers and bile, and the spectacle is nothing short of refreshing.

0

An uneven mix of dark satire and childhood awakening.

0

The movie is about as humorous as watching your favorite pet get buried alive.

0

Bears is even worse than I imagined a movie ever could be.

0

Dramatically lackluster.

1

made Eddie Murphy a movie star and the man hasn't aged a day.

1

This is an undeniably intriguing film from an adventurous young talent who finds his inspiration on the fringes of the American underground.

1

Yes, MIBII is rote work and predictable, but with a philosophical visual coming right at the end that extravagantly redeems it.

0

Their contrast is neither dramatic nor comic -- it's just a weird fizzle.

0

All the characters are clinically depressed and have abandoned their slim hopes and dreams.

0

Tartakovsky's team has some freakish powers of visual charm, but the five writers slip into the modern rut of narrative banality.

1

A gently funny, sweetly adventurous film that makes you feel genuinely good, that is to say, entirely unconned by false sentiment or sharp, overmanipulative Hollywood practices.

0

Tries too hard to be funny in a way that's too loud, too goofy and too short of an attention span.

1

The obnoxious title character provides the drama that gives added clout to this doc.

0

You emerge dazed, confused as to whether you've seen pornography or documentary.

0

Lucy's a dull girl, that's all.

1

Sensitive ensemble performances and good period reconstruction add up to a moving tragedy with some buoyant human moments.

0

Directed without the expected flair or imagination by Hong Kong master John Woo, Windtalkers airs just about every cliche in the war movie compendium across its indulgent two-hour-and-fifteen-minute length.

1

It looks closely, insightfully at fragile, complex relationships.

0

The story has some nice twists but the ending and some of the back-story is a little tired.

0

is an inexpressible and drab wannabe looking for that exact niche.

0

The Mothman Prophecies, which is mostly a bore, seems to exist only for its climactic setpiece.

1

Spirit is a visual treat, and it takes chances that are bold by studio standards, but it lacks a strong narrative.

1

This is one of the rarest kinds of films: a family-oriented non-Disney film that is actually funny without hitting below the belt.

1

For almost the first two-thirds of Martin Scorsese's 168-minute Gangs of New York, I was entranced.

0

...a cheap, ludicrous attempt at serious horror.

0

An unremittingly ugly movie to look at, listen to, and think about, it is quite possibly the sturdiest example yet of why the DV revolution has cheapened the artistry of making a film.

1

Enticing and often funny documentary.

0

But one thing's for sure: It never comes close to being either funny or scary.

0

The movie eventually snaps under the strain of its plot contrivances and its need to reassure.

1

Whereas Oliver Stone's conspiracy thriller JFK was long, intricate, star-studded and visually flashy, Interview with the Assassin draws its considerable power from simplicity.

1

The Komediant is a tale worth catching.

0

The holes in this film remain agape -- holes punched through by an inconsistent, meandering, and sometimes dry plot.

1

Worth seeing just for Weaver and LaPaglia.

0

It follows the Blair Witch formula for an hour, in which we're told something creepy and vague is in the works, and then it goes awry in the final 30 minutes.

1

An encouraging effort from McCrudden

1

I was amused and entertained by the unfolding of Bielinsky's cleverly constructed scenario, and greatly impressed by the skill of the actors involved in the enterprise.

1

Such master screenwriting comes courtesy of John Pogue, the Yale grad who previously gave us "The Skulls" and last year's "Rollerball."

1

Initially gripping, eventually cloying POW drama.

0

This is not a Jackie Chan movie.

1

Chamber of Secrets will find millions of eager fans.

0

Lacks the visual flair and bouncing bravado that characterizes better hip-hop clips and is content to recycle images and characters that were already tired 10 years ago.

0

A timid, soggy near miss.

1

A solidly constructed, entertaining thriller that stops short of true inspiration.

1

A quiet family drama with a little bit of romance and a dose of darkness.

1

Smith examines the intimate, unguarded moments of folks who live in unusual homes -- which pop up in nearly every corner of the country.

0

I admire it and yet cannot recommend it, because it overstays its natural running time.

0

Thoroughly engrossing and ultimately tragic.

0

I can analyze this movie in three words: Thumbs Friggin' Down.

0

If only it were, well, funnier.

0

It is messy, uncouth, incomprehensible, vicious and absurd.

1

From its invitingly upbeat overture to its pathos-filled but ultimately life-affirming finale, Martin is a masterfully conducted work.

0

Charly comes off as emotionally manipulative and sadly imitative of innumerable past Love Story derisions.

0

Kung Pow seems like some futile concoction that was developed hastily after Oedekerk and his fellow moviemakers got through crashing a college keg party.

0

Its premise is smart, but the execution is pretty weary.

1

An engrossing Iranian film about two itinerant teachers and some lost and desolate people they encounter in a place where war has savaged the lives and liberties of the poor and the dispossessed.

0

for those for whom the name Woody Allen was once a guarantee of something fresh, sometimes funny, and usually genuinely worthwhile, Hollywood Ending is a depressing experience

0

Somewhere inside the mess that is World Traveler, there is a mediocre movie trying to get out.

1

First and foremost...the reason to go see "Blue Crush" is the phenomenal, water-born cinematography by David Hennings.

1

Connoisseurs of Chinese film will be pleased to discover that Tian's meticulous talent has not withered during his enforced hiatus.

1

Gaunt, silver-haired and leonine, (Harris) brings a tragic dimension and savage full-bodied wit and cunning to the aging Sandeman.

1

Left me with the visceral sensation of longing, lasting traces of Charlotte's web of desire and desperation.

0

The problem with The Bread, My Sweet is that it's far too sentimental.

1

Combines a comically dismal social realism with a farcically bawdy fantasy of redemption and regeneration.

0

Loud, chaotic and largely unfunny.

0

The main characters are simply named The Husband, The Wife and The Kidnapper, emphasizing the disappointingly generic nature of the entire effort.

0

A Movie to Forget

0

Rife with nutty cliches and far too much dialogue.

0

Starts out with tremendous promise, introducing an intriguing and alluring premise, only to fall prey to a boatload of screenwriting cliches that sink it faster than a leaky freighter.

1

A raunchy and frequently hilarious follow-up to the gifted Korean American stand-up's I'm the One That I Want.

1

A completely spooky piece of business that gets under your skin and, some plot blips aside, stays there for the duration.

0

An artful yet depressing film that makes a melodramatic mountain out of the molehill of a missing bike.

0

The movie ends with outtakes in which most of the characters forget their lines and just utter 'uhhh,' which is better than most of the writing in the movie.

0

If that doesn't clue you in that something's horribly wrong, nothing will.

0

This loud and thoroughly obnoxious comedy about a pair of squabbling working-class spouses is a deeply unpleasant experience.

0

It's not an easy one to review.

0

Ultimately, in the history of the Academy, people may be wondering what all that jazz was about "Chicago" in 2002.

1

The film has a terrific look and Salma Hayek has a feel for the character at all stages of her life.

1

What makes Barbershop so likable, with all its flaws, is that it has none of the pushiness and decibel volume of most contemporary comedies.

0

This is for the most part a useless movie, even with a great director at the helm.

1

(Reaches) wholly believable and heart-wrenching depths of despair.

1

The film fearlessly gets under the skin of the people involved ... This makes it not only a detailed historical document, but an engaging and moving portrait of a subculture.