sh0416/sst2-openai · Datasets at Hugging Face

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0	Moves in such odd plot directions and descends into such message-mongering moralism that its good qualities are obscured.
1	For those who like quirky, slightly strange French films, this is a must!
0	Too often, Son of the Bride becomes an exercise in trying to predict when a preordained "big moment" will occur and not "if."
1	The mood, look and tone of the film fit the incredible storyline to a T.
0	A muddled limp biscuit of a movie, a vampire soap opera that doesn't make much sense even on its own terms.
1	A certain sexiness underlines even the dullest tangents.
0	Why "they" were here and what "they" wanted and quite honestly, I didn't care.
0	Shallow.
1	A work of extraordinary journalism, but it is also a work of deft and subtle poetry.
1	But Toback's deranged immediacy makes it seem fresh again.
1	All three women deliver remarkable performances.
1	Koury frighteningly and honestly exposes one teenager's uncomfortable class resentment and, in turn, his self-inflicted retaliation.
0	Off the Hook is overlong and not well-acted, but credit writer-producer-director Adam Watstein with finishing it at all.
1	There is a subversive element to this Disney cartoon, providing unexpected fizzability.
1	In an era where big stars and high production values are standard procedure, Narc strikes a defiantly retro chord, and outpaces its contemporaries with daring and verve.
0	"Freaky Friday," it's not.
0	an essentially awkward version of the lightweight female empowerment picture we've been watching for decades
1	Bolstered by an astonishing voice cast (excepting Love Hewitt), an interesting racial tension, and a storyline that I haven't encountered since at least Pete's Dragon.
1	While the now 72-year-old Robert Evans been slowed down by a stroke, he has at least one more story to tell: his own.
0	This is one baaaaaaaaad movie.
1	Maggie Smith as the Ya-Ya member with the O2-tank will absolutely crack you up with her crass, then gasp for gas, verbal deportment.
1	Brims with passion: for words, for its eccentric, accident-prone characters, and for the crazy things that keep people going in this crazy life.
0	Borrows from other movies like it in the most ordinary and obvious fashion.
0	Appropriately cynical social commentary aside, #9 never quite ignites.
0	The story alone could force you to scratch a hole in your head.
0	This u-boat doesn't have a captain.
1	Spectacular in every sense of the word, even if you don' t know an Orc from a Uruk-Hai.
1	A different and emotionally reserved type of survival story -- a film less about refracting all of World War II through the specific conditions of one man, and more about that man lost in its midst.
1	You will likely prefer to keep on watching.
1	A film that's flawed and brilliant in equal measure.
0	It's leaden and predictable, and laughs are lacking.
0	The Importance of Being Earnest movie seems to be missing a great deal of the acerbic repartee of the play."
1	It's a lovely, eerie film that casts an odd, rapt spell.
1	One fantastic (and educational) documentary.
1	The word that comes to mind, while watching Eric Rohmer's tribute to a courageous Scottish lady, is painterly.
1	A funny and touching film that is gorgeously acted by a British cast to rival Gosford Park's.
1	He allows his cast members to make creative contributions to the story and dialogue.
0	An incoherent jumble of a film that's rarely as entertaining as it could have been.
1	Cho continues her exploration of the outer limits of raunch with considerable brio.
0	Instead of panoramic sweep, Kapur gives us episodic choppiness, undermining the story's emotional thrust.
1	I love the robust middle of this picture.
0	For those of us who respond more strongly to storytelling than computer-generated effects, the new Star Wars installment hasn't escaped the rut dug by the last one.
1	It's a diverting enough hour-and-a-half for the family audience.
1	Intriguing and downright intoxicating.
1	A sharp satire of desperation and cinematic deception.
1	I still like Moonlight Mile, better judgment be damned.
1	A showcase for both the scenic splendor of the mountains and for legendary actor Michel Serrault, the film is less successful on other levels.
1	With an expressive face reminiscent of Gong Li and a vivid personality like Zhang Ziyi's, Dong stakes out the emotional heart of Happy.
0	Steve Oedekerk is, alas, no Woody Allen.
1	George Lucas returns as a visionary with a tale full of nuance and character dimension.
0	Putting the primitive murderer inside a high-tech space station unleashes a Pandora's Box of special effects that run the gamut from cheesy to cheesier to cheesiest.
0	With the cheesiest monsters this side of a horror spoof, which They isn't, it is more likely to induce sleep than fright.
0	Though Tom Shadyac's film kicks off spookily enough, around the halfway mark it takes an abrupt turn into glucose sentimentality and laughable contrivance.
1	"Auto Focus" works as an unusual biopic and document of male swingers in the Playboy era
0	With jump cuts, fast editing and lots of pyrotechnics, Yu clearly hopes to camouflage how bad his movie is.
0	One of the most depressing movie-going experiences I can think of is to sit through about 90 minutes of a so-called 'comedy' and not laugh once.
1	Except it's much, much better.
1	Good fun, good action, good acting, good dialogue, good pace, good cinematography.
1	It's a sharp movie about otherwise dull subjects.
0	is that it's a crime movie made by someone who obviously knows nothing about crime.
1	Jason Patric and Ray Liotta make for one splendidly cast pair.
1	Its compelling mix of trial movie, escape movie and unexpected fable ensures the film never feels draggy.
1	insightfully written, delicately performed
0	Shyamalan should stop trying to please his mom.
0	Kung Pow is Oedekerk's realization of his childhood dream to be in a martial-arts flick, and proves that sometimes the dreams of youth should remain just that.
0	Wimps out by going for that PG-13 rating, so the more graphic violence is mostly off-screen and the sexuality is muted.
0	The directing and story are disjointed, flaws that have to be laid squarely on Taylor's doorstep.
1	The movie's thesis -- elegant technology for the masses -- is surprisingly refreshing.
1	It's no lie -- Big Fat Liar is a real charmer.
1	A gorgeously strange movie, Heaven is deeply concerned with morality, but it refuses to spell things out for viewers.
0	You'll cry for your money back.
0	The package in which this fascinating -- and timely -- content comes wrapped is disappointingly generic.
1	A subtle, humorous, illuminating study of politics, power and social mobility.
1	I loved the look of this film.
0	This little film is so slovenly done, so primitive in technique, that it can't really be called animation.
0	Another boorish movie from the I-heard-a-joke- at-a-frat-party school of screenwriting.
1	It has its faults, but it is a kind, unapologetic, sweetheart of a movie, and Mandy Moore leaves a positive impression.
0	A baffling mixed platter of gritty realism and magic realism with a hard-to-swallow premise.
0	The code talkers deserved better than a hollow tribute.
1	For proof of that on the cinematic front, look no further than this 20th anniversary edition of the film that Spielberg calls, retrospectively, his most personal work yet.
1	A slam-bang extravaganza that is all about a wild-and-woolly, wall-to-wall good time.
0	What you expect is just what you get...assuming the bar of expectations hasn't been raised above sixth-grade height.
1	The campy results make Mel Brooks' Borscht Belt schtick look sophisticated.
0	An entertainment so in love with its overinflated mythology that it no longer recognizes the needs of moviegoers for real characters and compelling plots.
0	Two badly interlocked stories drowned by all too clever complexity.
0	Aloof and lacks any real raw emotion, which is fatal for a film that relies on personal relationships.
1	While Parker and co-writer Catherine di Napoli are faithful to Melville's plotline, they and a fully engaged supporting cast ... have made the old boy's characters more quick-witted than any English Lit major would have thought possible.
1	The AAA of action, XXX is a blast of adrenalin, rated EEE for excitement.
0	It's all surface psychodramatics.
1	Comedian, like its subjects, delivers the goods and audiences will have a fun, no-frills ride.
1	It was only a matter of time before some savvy producer saw the potential success inherent in the mixture of Bullock Bubble and Hugh Goo.
0	It's virtually impossible to like any of these despicable characters.
1	It's a sweet, laugh-a-minute crowd pleaser that lifts your spirits as well as the corners of your mouth.
1	Scott delivers a terrific performance in this fascinating portrait of a modern Lothario.
0	Replacing John Carpenter's stylish tracking shots is degraded, handheld Blair Witch video-cam footage.
1	The film delivers what it promises: A look at the "wild ride" that ensues when brash young men set out to conquer the online world with laptops, cell phones and sketchy business plans.
1	It thankfully goes easy on the reel/real world dichotomy that (Jaglom) pursued with such enervating determination in Venice/Venice.
0	A fake street drama that keeps telling you things instead of showing them.
0	Like Showgirls and Glitter, the most entertaining moments here are unintentional.
0	The story is predictable, the jokes are typical Sandler fare, and the romance with Ryder is puzzling.

0

Moves in such odd plot directions and descends into such message-mongering moralism that its good qualities are obscured.

1

For those who like quirky, slightly strange French films, this is a must!

0

Too often, Son of the Bride becomes an exercise in trying to predict when a preordained "big moment" will occur and not "if."

1

The mood, look and tone of the film fit the incredible storyline to a T.

0

A muddled limp biscuit of a movie, a vampire soap opera that doesn't make much sense even on its own terms.

1

A certain sexiness underlines even the dullest tangents.

0

Why "they" were here and what "they" wanted and quite honestly, I didn't care.

0

Shallow.

1

A work of extraordinary journalism, but it is also a work of deft and subtle poetry.

1

But Toback's deranged immediacy makes it seem fresh again.

1

All three women deliver remarkable performances.

1

Koury frighteningly and honestly exposes one teenager's uncomfortable class resentment and, in turn, his self-inflicted retaliation.

0

Off the Hook is overlong and not well-acted, but credit writer-producer-director Adam Watstein with finishing it at all.

1

There is a subversive element to this Disney cartoon, providing unexpected fizzability.

1

In an era where big stars and high production values are standard procedure, Narc strikes a defiantly retro chord, and outpaces its contemporaries with daring and verve.

0

"Freaky Friday," it's not.

0

an essentially awkward version of the lightweight female empowerment picture we've been watching for decades

1

Bolstered by an astonishing voice cast (excepting Love Hewitt), an interesting racial tension, and a storyline that I haven't encountered since at least Pete's Dragon.

1

While the now 72-year-old Robert Evans been slowed down by a stroke, he has at least one more story to tell: his own.

0

This is one baaaaaaaaad movie.

1

Maggie Smith as the Ya-Ya member with the O2-tank will absolutely crack you up with her crass, then gasp for gas, verbal deportment.

1

Brims with passion: for words, for its eccentric, accident-prone characters, and for the crazy things that keep people going in this crazy life.

0

Borrows from other movies like it in the most ordinary and obvious fashion.

0

Appropriately cynical social commentary aside, #9 never quite ignites.

0

The story alone could force you to scratch a hole in your head.

0

This u-boat doesn't have a captain.

1

Spectacular in every sense of the word, even if you don' t know an Orc from a Uruk-Hai.

1

A different and emotionally reserved type of survival story -- a film less about refracting all of World War II through the specific conditions of one man, and more about that man lost in its midst.

1

You will likely prefer to keep on watching.

1

A film that's flawed and brilliant in equal measure.

0

It's leaden and predictable, and laughs are lacking.

0

The Importance of Being Earnest movie seems to be missing a great deal of the acerbic repartee of the play."

1

It's a lovely, eerie film that casts an odd, rapt spell.

1

One fantastic (and educational) documentary.

1

The word that comes to mind, while watching Eric Rohmer's tribute to a courageous Scottish lady, is painterly.

1

A funny and touching film that is gorgeously acted by a British cast to rival Gosford Park's.

1

He allows his cast members to make creative contributions to the story and dialogue.

0

An incoherent jumble of a film that's rarely as entertaining as it could have been.

1

Cho continues her exploration of the outer limits of raunch with considerable brio.

0

Instead of panoramic sweep, Kapur gives us episodic choppiness, undermining the story's emotional thrust.

1

I love the robust middle of this picture.

0

For those of us who respond more strongly to storytelling than computer-generated effects, the new Star Wars installment hasn't escaped the rut dug by the last one.

1

It's a diverting enough hour-and-a-half for the family audience.

1

Intriguing and downright intoxicating.

1

A sharp satire of desperation and cinematic deception.

1

I still like Moonlight Mile, better judgment be damned.

1

A showcase for both the scenic splendor of the mountains and for legendary actor Michel Serrault, the film is less successful on other levels.

1

With an expressive face reminiscent of Gong Li and a vivid personality like Zhang Ziyi's, Dong stakes out the emotional heart of Happy.

0

Steve Oedekerk is, alas, no Woody Allen.

1

George Lucas returns as a visionary with a tale full of nuance and character dimension.

0

Putting the primitive murderer inside a high-tech space station unleashes a Pandora's Box of special effects that run the gamut from cheesy to cheesier to cheesiest.

0

With the cheesiest monsters this side of a horror spoof, which They isn't, it is more likely to induce sleep than fright.

0

Though Tom Shadyac's film kicks off spookily enough, around the halfway mark it takes an abrupt turn into glucose sentimentality and laughable contrivance.

1

"Auto Focus" works as an unusual biopic and document of male swingers in the Playboy era

0

With jump cuts, fast editing and lots of pyrotechnics, Yu clearly hopes to camouflage how bad his movie is.

0

One of the most depressing movie-going experiences I can think of is to sit through about 90 minutes of a so-called 'comedy' and not laugh once.

1

Except it's much, much better.

1

Good fun, good action, good acting, good dialogue, good pace, good cinematography.

1

It's a sharp movie about otherwise dull subjects.

0

is that it's a crime movie made by someone who obviously knows nothing about crime.

1

Jason Patric and Ray Liotta make for one splendidly cast pair.

1

Its compelling mix of trial movie, escape movie and unexpected fable ensures the film never feels draggy.

1

insightfully written, delicately performed

0

Shyamalan should stop trying to please his mom.

0

Kung Pow is Oedekerk's realization of his childhood dream to be in a martial-arts flick, and proves that sometimes the dreams of youth should remain just that.

0

Wimps out by going for that PG-13 rating, so the more graphic violence is mostly off-screen and the sexuality is muted.

0

The directing and story are disjointed, flaws that have to be laid squarely on Taylor's doorstep.

1

The movie's thesis -- elegant technology for the masses -- is surprisingly refreshing.

1

It's no lie -- Big Fat Liar is a real charmer.

1

A gorgeously strange movie, Heaven is deeply concerned with morality, but it refuses to spell things out for viewers.

0

You'll cry for your money back.

0

The package in which this fascinating -- and timely -- content comes wrapped is disappointingly generic.

1

A subtle, humorous, illuminating study of politics, power and social mobility.

1

I loved the look of this film.

0

This little film is so slovenly done, so primitive in technique, that it can't really be called animation.

0

Another boorish movie from the I-heard-a-joke- at-a-frat-party school of screenwriting.

1

It has its faults, but it is a kind, unapologetic, sweetheart of a movie, and Mandy Moore leaves a positive impression.

0

A baffling mixed platter of gritty realism and magic realism with a hard-to-swallow premise.

0

The code talkers deserved better than a hollow tribute.

1

For proof of that on the cinematic front, look no further than this 20th anniversary edition of the film that Spielberg calls, retrospectively, his most personal work yet.

1

A slam-bang extravaganza that is all about a wild-and-woolly, wall-to-wall good time.

0

What you expect is just what you get...assuming the bar of expectations hasn't been raised above sixth-grade height.

1

The campy results make Mel Brooks' Borscht Belt schtick look sophisticated.

0

An entertainment so in love with its overinflated mythology that it no longer recognizes the needs of moviegoers for real characters and compelling plots.

0

Two badly interlocked stories drowned by all too clever complexity.

0

Aloof and lacks any real raw emotion, which is fatal for a film that relies on personal relationships.

1

While Parker and co-writer Catherine di Napoli are faithful to Melville's plotline, they and a fully engaged supporting cast ... have made the old boy's characters more quick-witted than any English Lit major would have thought possible.

1

The AAA of action, XXX is a blast of adrenalin, rated EEE for excitement.

0

It's all surface psychodramatics.

1

Comedian, like its subjects, delivers the goods and audiences will have a fun, no-frills ride.

1

It was only a matter of time before some savvy producer saw the potential success inherent in the mixture of Bullock Bubble and Hugh Goo.

0

It's virtually impossible to like any of these despicable characters.

1

It's a sweet, laugh-a-minute crowd pleaser that lifts your spirits as well as the corners of your mouth.

1

Scott delivers a terrific performance in this fascinating portrait of a modern Lothario.

0

Replacing John Carpenter's stylish tracking shots is degraded, handheld Blair Witch video-cam footage.

1

The film delivers what it promises: A look at the "wild ride" that ensues when brash young men set out to conquer the online world with laptops, cell phones and sketchy business plans.

1

It thankfully goes easy on the reel/real world dichotomy that (Jaglom) pursued with such enervating determination in Venice/Venice.

0

A fake street drama that keeps telling you things instead of showing them.

0

Like Showgirls and Glitter, the most entertaining moments here are unintentional.

0

The story is predictable, the jokes are typical Sandler fare, and the romance with Ryder is puzzling.