Qwen/Qwen2.5-0.5B-Instruct | cue=bad | 40 neurons (top-20 C+ ∪ top-20 C−) | corpus: 2000 balanced val reviews
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autoThis neuron fires on the start of a word/title following a determiner or possessive—often capitalized "The"/"An" beginning a name or the prefix "un-"/"an-" starting an adjective—and is strongly suppressed by year-digit tokens (the middle digit of 19XX). triggers: The, An, un, an, 'claude-opus-4-8
54.9Reformed Jerk": Nick (Chad Michael Murray) "The Annoying Sluttish Character": Paige (Paris Hilton) "Characters
52.8 great plot with the dark knight and two new villains, Catwoman and The Penguin. We have Michael Keaton back as Batman and he's still
51.3-dressed and over amorous in greeting the man she thinks is her 'Cousin' Basil? Who knows, maybe the actual Basil was
51.2 one where a girl walks back and forth between rooms to talk to her uncommunicative parents--are rendered annoying by the camera-work. Given that
49.2 beer-swilling Peter (Sopkiw) sails out with his anorexic, beer-swilling girlfriend and other beer-swilling people whose
48.8 like this and completely anticlimactic since Don easily blows up an "unstoppable" Cybertracker about 25 minutes into the movie.
48.3 Batman, need MORE! Danny DeVito gave an award-winning performance as The Penguin, the most grueling, disgusting, lovable, angry,
48.2 were there in the first place. As expected, her father is the "Big White Chief" and she becomes a goddess, sitting in trees,
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-97.7 only Positive or Negative.
Review: Stranded in Space (1972) MST3K version - a very not good TV movie pilot
-94.0 adaptations about floods, are the following : 'Flood(1976)'directed by Earl Bellamy with Robert Culp and Barbara
-93.9 as'KENTUCKY FRIED MOVIE'(1977), which was long, irreverent, sophomoric and
-88.5 Preminger tackled even more taboo subject matter in his controversial 1955 release "The Man with the Golden Arm." Whereas he had inc
-86.4 faded out in the Fifties. Tommy died in 1956 at age 51, vomiting in his sleep after booze,
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autoThis neuron fires on tokens within ALL-CAPS words/titles (movie titles and emphatic capitalized phrases), and is suppressed by lowercase prepositions linking place names ("of", "in", "near", "to"). triggers: LOVE, ORE (WORE), FRIED, WITH, GONEclaude-opus-4-8
53.3's sake MAKE A REAL DAMN SWEEPING GRANDIOSE LOVE EPIC! Why bother with such laughably unconvincing second
48.4 Regal video release features the wrong cast (for THE BRIDES WORE BLOOD) printed directly on the video label!<br /><br />
46.3 their set pieces onto celluloid as'KENTUCKY FRIED MOVIE'(1977), which was long, irrever
45.0 negative? Answer only Positive or Negative.
Review: ***MAY CONTAIN SPOILERS****<br /><br />I was super excited
44.8 be a philosophy class, not INDOCTRINATE YOUR STUDENTS WITH YOUR OWN POLITICAL B.S. course.<br /><br />Anyway
44.5 definitely a soft-core pornographic film--sort of like GIRLS GONE WILD GOES TO PRISON! It's also a bad rip
44.1 something to make fun of. This just disgusted me. TWO THUMBS DOWN!<|im_end|>
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43.0 negative? Answer only Positive or Negative.
Review: [WARNING: CONTAINS SPOILERS]<br /><br />Written by husband and wife
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-59.0.<br /><br />The film tells the story of the Irish town of Puckoon and the problems befallen upon it when the partition
-58.8 Tamae's son is leaving to work in the coalmines in Hokkaido, and Tomi's daughter has decided to accept
-58.5 the house (ie the studio). The location shots filmed in the hills near Hollywood are the backdrop.<br /><br />I would not say this
-58.5 they raised the stakes for this theatrical outing. Our vigilante heroes ride to the rescue of Indians who are being murdered by hooded white hombres for
-58.0 the cruelly misnamed Congo Free State. Marlow travels from London to Brussels, signs on with the company, and is told that his mission
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autoThis neuron fires on tokens immediately following a proper noun, number, or quoted/named entity (often mid-phrase continuations like quote marks, suffixes, or capitalized fragments), and is strongly suppressed by sentence-final periods (especially review-ending periods before end-of-turn). triggers: ", ec, 0, the, -Rclaude-opus-4-8
57.0 mumbling Vinnie Jones who appears to pronounce "riddle" as "riell". And it would have helped if the dialogue hadn't been
48.7 of Vinnies Love interest, she starts the film as a Detecive, but quickly becomes the Girlfriend.<br /><br />The Death
46.9 set up for himself. He had a Yacht, a 60" custom made TV from America, a swimming pool, and a view
46.4 astute businessman, he ensured his success at any cost, sometimes at the price of losing his loved ones. He never apologized for his philandering
46.3 do? Kill it off! as soon as you see the huge T-Rex in all its awesome roaring glory it gets killed and you never see
46.1kan & Stefan, but I know it by its Australian title: The Bunnyguards.<br /><br />Some people who I know from Germany do
45.8 show.<br /><br />STOP HATING watch keys to the V.I.P. and improve your game<|im_end|>
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45.1 good as TR) says, "Pedecaris alive or the Raisuli dead!"; and John Huston (also good as Sec of
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-32.1-so,but the film is fast-paced and entertaining.Give it a look.8 out of 10.<|im_end|>
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-32.0 Too bad for this film, I really thought it was going to rock.<|im_end|>
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-31.8 It's no award-winner, but at least it made me laugh. The film was obviously made on a micro-budget. Every scene either takes
-31.7 good movie about the American immigrant experience, but this one isn't it.<|im_end|>
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-31.7 this movie is that it's very difficult to get a copy of it. I have yet to see it other than on Laserdisc. This truly
L22·N2763C+C+=+0.291 C−=+0.017 frac_active=0.91 act∈[-20.144,21.58] cue-sel=+1.76
autoThe neuron fires on the opening parenthesis "(" that introduces an actor's name following a character name in cast/credit listings. triggers: ( (before actor name in "Character (Actor Name)")claude-opus-4-8
21.6ley) whose first love was Thomas (Matthew Rhys), the second (Sienna Miller) who is Thomas's wife. At times it reminds
21.4) is travelling aimlessly through France when he meets British photographer Lila (Charlotte Rampling). They decide to accompany each other, and during their
21.3. Her neighbor, Jessie (Nick Stabile) and his girlfriend Jade (Katherine Heigl) are being tormented by her uncle.
21.2. Fast foward to a year later, where where Stella Bridger (Charlize Theron), John's daughter, is one of the
21.0br /><br />After arriving in Paris with his daughter Patsy (Gwenyth Paltrow), Jefferson proceeds to win the heart of
20.9 group meets survivors leaded by Crane (David Nerman) and Elena (Kate Greenhouse), and finds the inventor of the portal, Dr.
20.9 to become human again. He should knock-up his virgin sister Mary Elizabeth (Alison Brie) on the day that their mother died and she
20.8Dylan Neal), a squeaky-voiced blonde Tai Bo instructor (Chelan Simmons), a bunch of guys with machine guns and others try
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-20.1 gorgeously sexy Amber Newman the is main attraction; her sensuous presence overshadows the mildly attractive, Shauna O'Brien<br /><br />Plot
-19.0 of these films are supposedly based on the life of this great Kyokushin Karate master, you can't help but think that they MUST
-17.9ING" "Well what are we going to do?" "I DON'T KNOW." "We should leave." "LET'S JUST ACCEPT OUR F
-17.9oad in Ford's classic version of the John Steinbeck novel "The Grapes of Wrath."<br /><br />Another of the great character actors
-17.7 that worked as runners on the set, aid in producing anything as Earth-shatteringly poor as this again, then it'll be either because they
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autoThe neuron fires on the subword " Carn" (in "Marcel Carné") and on the `<|im_start|>` chat delimiter token. triggers: Carn, <|im_start|>claude-opus-4-8
5.5 Positive or Negative.
Review: It's generally an accepted fact that Marcel Carné's 1936-1946 movies are
4.9 quite good. Louis Jouvet, who also co-starred in Marcel Carné's Drôle de Drame, gives the best performance as the
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-23.6 movie (unless you live in Argentina where the movie runs 115 minutes which sounds quite complete).<br /><br />Later on DVD
-23.0 negative? Answer only Positive or Negative.
Review: It couldn't have come out at a worse time--just as the nation was entering the Reagan
-22.9 plot. Once I read the Advent Children wiki, things made a lot more sense. If you are a video game or Sci-Fi fan this movie
-22.5 that scene, but the movie is a very bad movie. 3/10.<|im_end|>
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-22.5 nerd! Perhaps mercifully, the film ran for only 89 minutes against the IMDb's claim that its complete length is 10
L23·N1910C-C+=+0.003 C−=+0.392 frac_active=0.10 act∈[-47.449,3.567] cue-sel=+0.54
autoThe neuron fires on the third digit of a four-digit year (the "5"/"4"/"7" position in dates like 1956, 1945, 1972), especially within film/biographical year references; it is suppressed at opening quotation marks introducing film/song titles. triggers: 5 (in 195X), 4 (in 194X), 7 (in 197X), year digitsclaude-opus-4-8
3.6 faded out in the Fifties. Tommy died in 1956 at age 51, vomiting in his sleep after booze,
3.6 control. In GRIP OF THE STRANGLER (1958), he played a novelist who stumbles onto a horrific secret whilst
3.5 getting the message across. 'The House I Live In (1945)' is about as unsubtle as "message films" come,
3.4jac)Production of THE HIGH AND THE MIGHTY (1954).* Pockets stuffed with cash and now having been noticed, the
3.3 a childhood favorite of the director's, Howard Hawks' 1951 sci-fi/horror classic THE THING FROM OUTER SPACE.
3.3. TARR'S TORTURE DUNGEON in 1972, and tangentially related is Fernando Di Leo's ASYLUM
3.3 1970), after, Little Big Man (1970), Jeremiah Johnson (1972), The Outlaw Jose
3.3 behind the much superior CLASH OF THE TITANS (1981) bothered to watch this flick (complete with the same "reflection
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-47.4 /><br />Garcia's first film, the wonderful, overlooked "Things You Can Tell Just By Looking At Her," also had a short
-45.6, writers of hit British sitcoms 'The Likely Lads' and 'Porridge'. The witty title was suggested by Connery's wife Mich
-45.5 memorable 1970's films "Squirm" and "Blue Sunshine".<br /><br />Five young people head into the
-44.8 a lesser-known 70's act named High Inergy whose song "We are the future", played a marquee role in the movie's
-44.7Joe Dallesandro, who is in the underrated Louis Malle picture "Black Moon") as he makes his rounds, sleeping and modeling around to
L21·N3152C-C+=+0.003 C−=+0.715 frac_active=0.20 act∈[-12.242,7.67] cue-sel=+0.29
autoNeuron fires on uppercase words within ALL-CAPS movie/show titles or capitalized phrases (e.g. parts of "TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD", "MEET THE FEEBLES"), peaking on capitalized title tokens like "A", "AND", "THE". triggers: A (in MOCKINGBIRD), AND, THE, ORE, THISclaude-opus-4-8
7.7 your faith in humanity than any Frank Capra movie or TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD. And most importantly, I wept. During
7.3 Cuba 1) Executed thousands of innocent Cuban Men, Women, AND CHILDREN to satisfy his lust for power.<br /><br />2
6.7 />If you like this show, and you haven't seen MEET THE FEEBLES, get it on Amazon or some such film source
6.1 by the Natives, most escape but Capitaine Phillippe D'Arnot is left behind injured by some of the arrows. After hiding
5.8 Regal video release features the wrong cast (for THE BRIDES WORE BLOOD) printed directly on the video label!<br /><br />
5.4 /><br />I HOPE THERE ARE MANY MORE SEASONS OF THIS SHOW AND I HOPE WE CAN SEE THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CASE
5.4 most of them more than once. Of course I LOVED The Notebook and A Walk to Remember...I haven't yet seen Message in a Bottle
5.2 /><br />AND EVEN THEN WATCHING IT WILL BE A WAST OF TIME.<|im_end|>
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-12.2. His performances in Days Of Wine And Roses, The Apartment, Some Like It Hot, Missing (to name the first ones that come to mind
-12.1 Negative.
Review: Years ago when I first read John Irving's The World According to Garp, I was astounded that most of the younger
-10.5ared Padalecki) "The Lead Character's Sibling/(Soon-To-Be)Reformed Jerk": Nick (Chad Michael Murray
-10.1 film ends with one of those surprise revelations that have become mandatory since The Sixth Sense, but in this case it doesn't so much surprise you as
-9.6 too clear and way too bright, missing the necessary flair from films like This is Spinal Tap and Sid & Nancy. This would've allowed audiences
L20·N3472C-C+=+0.032 C−=+0.769 frac_active=0.22 act∈[-15.038,5.277] cue-sel=+0.25
autoNeuron fires on punctuation/structural markers like opening parentheses "(", em-dashes "-", and "<br />" line-break tags, while being strongly suppressed by quotation marks (" and '). triggers: (, -, <br />, /> , (ifclaude-opus-4-8
5.3 i call it movie).Just another big-budget-made-to-someone-who-doesn't-like-to-think-much.It's not
4.5-lugging, shiny new glory. The audience I was<br /><br />sitting amongst actually "ooed" and "aahed"
3.4's scepter, from which he gets his power,<br /><br />is busted into nine pieces and hid in nine different parts of the<br
3.4 and that made a BIG difference.George Burns,as<br /><br />wonderful as he was playing God,does not have the same
3.4 Each guy has his own merit, and it is not clear which one (if either) would be the right pick.<br /><br />What
3.2 a jet engine. I usually can't see the humor in animals dying (except in Animal House). I didn't laugh at much else of the
3.0 does he just run away from his job, is that<br /><br />"freedom"? And in the end, is the new Europe supposed
2.7 more desperate to maintain control over a situation he has no control overÂĹon top of which, he already has problems with the law. The
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-15.0No, no, no, no no. Oh, Gracie." "Yes, that's right."<|im_end|>
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-14.9 well known: 'Blood and Sand', starring Rudolph Valentino. 'Blood and Sand' was released only nine weeks before this parody, giving
-14.7 system of fighting for that good old-fashioned action movie motive: revenge. "Five Fingers of Death" would also serve as a major influence on
-14.4 pre-Psi Factor Barclay Hope), who always teases her. "The Perfect Day" is also good.<br /><br />Lori
-14.1 lacks hilarity. Everything about this movie reeks with improvisation. "Putney Swope" stirred up controversy during its initial release with
L21·N2612C+C+=+0.366 C−=+0.009 frac_active=0.82 act∈[-10.513,7.473] cue-sel=+0.18
autoThis neuron fires on capitalized/shouted text and emphatic dialogue (all-caps titles and exclamations), peaking on the final sub-word tokens of such words, while being suppressed by ordinary sentence-ending periods. triggers: ANS, NING, DO, ELL, NEEDSclaude-opus-4-8
7.5 other men, to see his wife selling herself to the Tangut merchant... my blood starts to boil. And where is the beautiful story about the
7.1 /><br />The plot of WHY DIDN'T THEY ASK EVANS? dealt with a young couple stumbling upon a dying man who's only
7.0 wedding, he gets a frantic call from the other woman--she NEEDS to see him and has just tried to kill herself. When they meet
7.0 production company: WHAT THE HELL WERE YOU THINKING WHEN PENNING THE SCRIPT?" Obviously these people are so fixated on the gangster
7.0 />There was one part in the film where Carol Alt screamed, "DO YOU THINK I'M AN IDIOT?!?" Yes, Carol,
7.0 FATE." "No, we've got to leave." "WELL LET'S LEAVE THEN." "No, maybe we should stay."<
6.9 tricks" weren't so much tricky but annoying and stupid. IGNORE THESE AND KEEP WATCHING--it does get better. The film is fast paced
6.8 help of a few good friends, like a rip off of I Know What You Did Last Summer (mentioned also, by the way).<br
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-10.5 I caught this on television one day when I was young and loved it. In the 1970's, there were a bunch of
-10.3 Being a history buff, I rented this movie because of the subject matter. The idea of the Ellis Island experience at the turn of the century focusing
-10.2 waiting for something good to happen. But of course, it never does. The makers of this film should be tied to a chair and made to
-10.2 />Garcia's first film, the wonderful, overlooked "Things You Can Tell Just By Looking At Her," also had a short-story structure
-10.0 day to see whether it still held up in my estimation. It did. <br /><br />Set in Sydney's notorious King's Cross district
L15·N1841C+C+=+0.246 C−=+0.002 frac_active=0.91 act∈[-3.281,3.24] cue-sel=+0.17
autoThis neuron fires on content nouns/names in movie reviews (e.g. "acting," "silly," "climax," proper names like "Nick," "uber") and is suppressed by connective/relational words like "with," "least," "made." triggers: acting, silly, climax, Nick, bergclaude-opus-4-8
3.2 Really though this movie is just terrible because the script is horrible and the acting is emotion
3.1. Donald Sutherland is a class act as always and shows up Wahlberg's deficiencies every moment they are together.<br /><br />Overall this
3.0 among the moron-commandos manages to survive. Her and the female uber-commando both wind up in tight T-shirts for the remainder of the
3.0 blend in with the earthlings. Alice enrolls in the same school Nick goes to and demonstrates superhuman abilities in PE class. The catch is
2.8 isn't even arousing. The film is silly, the story is silly, the performances are silly, and the whole concept while interesting falls flat
2.8br /><br />And while these pictures often "milk" the climax, this one could have given it a bit more detail and length.
2.7 <br /><br />ME: "OK, but there is this fifth unknown boy that comes into the picture and he wants more power."<br
2.7. Magnificent Tom Courtenay as a climatologist who predicts catastrophe and excellent Robert Carlyle and Jessalyn Gilsig as ex
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-3.3block...! I was on the edge of my seat much more than with "Up." I walked out of the movie theater grinning and chuck
-2.9; you'd think grown men playing for stakes this high -- or at least the knuckleheads who wrote the script -- would know it too.<
-2.9 be told no films have been made in this genre to compete with those made by The Shaw Bros back in the day.<br /><br />I
-2.9. The hilarity continues throughout the movie.<br /><br />As with all Robin Hood stories, Robin must thwart the evil plans of Prince John
-2.9 get the rush and range of emotions from this movie that I have got from other movies I enjoyed, especially The Notebook. I was not smiling and
L17·N4250C-C+=+0.001 C−=+0.416 frac_active=0.10 act∈[-3.211,3.469] cue-sel=+0.11
autoNeuron fires on words introducing/quantifying a range or abundance of something ("variety," "greater," "wide," "offers," "good," "is"), often preceding a noun denoting an assortment. triggers: variety, greater, wide, offers, goodclaude-opus-4-8
3.5 stunk. The great thing about this site is you always get a variety of views, and seek them out, by all means. No telling
3.4 />FYI - There is a Truly Moving Pictures web site where there is a listing of past winners going back 70 years.<|im_end|>
3.4 Killer Robots, Digital Dimension and so on in support) and an even greater pandering to cartoon fans by having our hero work at an animation company
3.0 ALIBI. Its from one of those mail order video companies that offers (mostly) "dupey" looking copies of hard to find
2.9 party where they show you dozens of appetizers. You look at the wide variety and want to taste them, but suddenly they are withdrawn, and
2.9 the cats were appealing and the story line was charming. There is a good song called "Everybody wants to be a cat," that is a lot
2.8: The only reason I decided to view this film is because of the great acting talents of Karen Sillas,(Alyson Haywood),"Bad
2.8-action. You may even have seen Death Tunnel, Ghost Lake and a vast array of the movies that MST3K covered, but in their original
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-3.2: PLOT SPOILERS!!!! Dr. Boch (George C. Scott) is the chief of medicine at a major NYC hospital.
-3.0 it finally released in 2003 after the producer died<br /><br />The movie is good in parts but overall isn't great<br
-2.8 Positive or Negative.
Review: WARNING: PLOT SPOILER<br /><br />The always-abnormal movies of David Cronenberg certainly are an
-2.7 watch * walk out * remember funny parts at the beginning * smirk<br /><br />Unfortunately, this movie has a good concept that it grinds
-2.7 should be remade. Well that's all I really have on that.<br /><br />Your Average Movie Guy,<br /><br />-
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autoThis neuron fires on tokens that begin a new clause/segment after a phrase boundary — often a word or punctuation mark just following the start of a continuation (e.g. "with", a name, a period/comma/dash starting the next thought), while being suppressed at chat-template line breaks and the word "review". triggers: with, Lodge, ., ,, -claude-opus-4-8
1.0 'Holy Grail'is the German bloodline, nothing to do with the Holy Grail of Christian mythology except in passing. Mentions of
1.0friends" that can't seem to grasp concepts like right and wrong. Lodge's friends are of some note here: Leo, the oldest and he
0.9, and gave a good show!, i liked him lots. L.Q. Jones is awesome as the Sheriff, he was funny, on top of
0.8 that this show has now jumped the shark!<br /><br />Will, I keep watching it?<br /><br />Probably,<br /><br
0.8980 of alcohol poisoning.<br /><br />Funniest moment- George talking to his favourite garden gnome. His neighbour, Tristram
0.8 led to the death and suffering for many. <br /><br />Drugs are worse than war. They work in the shadows, the dark
0.8 As a matter of interest, I worked in one such camp in the '80's as a chef - Barry Island, South Wales - known
0.8 4/10<br /><br />ecw world title Mr Kennedy def bobby lashley (disquilification): in my mind the
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-2.2 don't say I didn't warn you. I don't think this review could get any more precise so I'm done now.<br /><br
-2.1. It's impossible for me to recommend this movie to anyone.<|im_end|>
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-2.1 I give this movie a 6 out of 10.<|im_end|>
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-2.1 great movie. Too bad it is not available on home video.<|im_end|>
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-2.1. What was Jon Voight thinking when he made this?????<|im_end|>
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autoThe neuron fires on the newline immediately after the `<|im_start|>assistant` tag (the structural start of the assistant turn). triggers: \n (after <|im_start|>assistant), beclaude-opus-4-8
3.1 a mild, awkward ranting from a choleric who seems to only be saying and doing what he does because he's supposed to. The lovers
2.7 dialogue and likable characters of "The Knowledge".<|im_end|>
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2.7 much depth Wyngarde put into Jason King.<|im_end|>
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2.7 veteran actor, is also good as Manco.<|im_end|>
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2.7 not sure the film needed gore. See it!<|im_end|>
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2.7 The Doctor And The Devils, Creepshow.<|im_end|>
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2.7, thus establishing a marvellous ambient continuity.<|im_end|>
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2.7appings of the actual 21st Century.<|im_end|>
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autoNeuron fires on the "0" in decade references (60s, 70s, 80s) and on positive-review intensifiers like "really cool." triggers: 0 (in "60s"/"70s"/"80s"), really, coolclaude-opus-4-8
2.6, it's funny and pretty well made, with good performances and a really cool twist ending, I highly recommend this one!. The Direction is very
1.9 There's even a cool cameo by 50's and 60's sci-fi star John Agar.<br /><br />Danny Elf
1.9.
Review: Another winner from that 50s , 60s era that I love so much for the comedic value they give with
1.9ogie Nights') and streams back to those 70s/80s gritty, hardboiled urban crime thrillers that weren't afraid
1.8 movie doesn't present you with the 50's and 60's music scene, it takes you there.<br /><br />This
1.7's a revisionist Western of the 60s or 70s. <br /><br />* Our hero is a robber,
1.6 pays off beautifully. Nothing corny at all.beautifully. Nothing corny at all.<br /><br />The resolution is a little pat
1.6 damage to our national security in the '70s and '80s. John Walker, who began his career as a spy in the
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-4.2 reality, however, nothing could be further from the truth. A Tale of Two Sisters provides a series of unassailably objective facts that help
-3.5 moralistic character. Romantic and funny, or just plain fun. Seeing Other People is a gem, which needs to be noticed.<|im_end|>
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-3.5, a reasonably easy-going guy. Tommy was hugely talented and, from all accounts, often an overbearing jerk. But good music makes up for
-3.5 and maybe even read something of the area; in his "House By The Cemetery"-movie for example there is a character named Freudstein. This
-3.5: 10/10 **** A+<|im_end|>
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9.8), writers Bonnie & Terry Turner<br /><br />(3rd Rock From the Sun, That 70s Show), and the cast.<
9.1 1951 sci-fi/horror classic THE THING FROM OUTER SPACE. Although Carpenter's film was not initially that big a box
6.9: True, this is not John Sayles finest film (Brother From Another Planet) but it is not entirely forgettable either, if not
6.6 motif from the Devil Bat worked in, in itself a borrowing from Son Of Frankenstein!<br /><br />Zucco is wasted, and
5.7 Arnold Pinnock who most would know as the guidance counselor in Life With Derek, is now the minister taking the place of Clarence Gilyard
5.6 was called in Danny Provenzano's hit indie, "This Thing Of Ours". Thankfully, the "Eddie Monroe" filmmaker(s)
5.5 Nick's contract with Lucifer or was it Lou Cipher from "Night Train To Terror".<|im_end|>
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5.4 I am for watching things until the bitter end, 'The Ballad Of The Sad Café' proved no match to this viewer. Vanessa Redgrave
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-6.7 Of The Cannibal God" and Dal Tenney's "I Eat Your Skin". What the collection does not include, however, is this boring
-6.4 four.<br /><br />Title (Brazil): "Na Teia do Terror" ("In the Web of Horror")<|im_end|>
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-5.8 deny yourself this, you might as well film a documentary.'" Quai des Orfevres is a wonderful film, and it's no documentary
-5.4 uses this device in one form or another ("Paradise" and "Moonlight Mile" are just two of the more recent examples that spring
-5.3. Let. Me. Kill. You. Thank you. For your. Consideration.' But the blame really needs to be shared out here.
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autoThis neuron fires on the indefinite article "a" (and similar short tokens) when it precedes an evaluative/quality phrase like "a good," "a very good," "a handle," "pretty good." triggers: a, pretty, engclaude-opus-4-8
6.9 Answer only Positive or Negative.
Review: The above line sums it up pretty good. The best assets of the comics are it's visual gags
6.8 native shore for careers in Britain or America, (Colin Farrell is a recent case in point), and that the really successful Irish directors that have
6.7 a good Dudikoff movie, may I suggest Crash Dive or Avenging Force. If you have never seen one of his films, this
6.3 (both good and bad) of Louis Kahn's colleagues, you get a very good sense of what Nathaniel must have felt as memories are recalled
6.2 daughter, Martha, is written in such a manner that we never get a handle on who she really is. One moment she is slapping a
6.2 prostituted it into a KAKA joke. This should give you a good idea of what these hollywood producers think like. I have to
6.1 to see how they told the story, and the writers did not do a good job with this one.<|im_end|>
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6.1 coming to life, separated by title cards, and you will have a pretty good idea of what this film is like. For example, the scene
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-10.0 it, I've got to rate The Valley of the Gwangi a 4/10.<|im_end|>
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-9.5big cocks and tits". Soon as he meets Eddie Adams (Mark Walhberg), he believes that he has found the new star for his films
-9.4 early and goofy humour (or better putter comic relief) between Fay Ripley and Evan Richard's characters is a hit and miss affair by being
-9.2 who go along to share expenses, and W.C. Fields and Alison Skipworth as a sheriff and a hotel-owner in a tiny Nevada town.
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1.0The Outer Limits." The performances are solid, not that one would expect otherwise from Morse or McGinley, and the directing is sharp and on
0.9. Michael Douglas' "do" is worth watching this flick for if for no other reason. I'd like to see him do more of these
0.9 but the actors were good in acting out this comedy. I have to give kudos to Amanda Bynes, she looked surprisingly like her brother and
0.9 perch for big hair was a waste of her talent. I know, I know, she was still young...).<br /><br />On
0.9 movie to see with a crowd full of geeks. (Hey, I'm a dork too.) <br /><br />Bruce Campbell was
0.9".<br /><br />Is this film violent? Heck yes! But, you'll laugh and cringe all the way through!!!!<|im_end|>
0.9 a single copy of the book is burned. But if this is the only Gulliver people are exposed toÂĹand to many it will
0.8 i just don't believe in sequels with disney movies. For somebody who didn't grow up with the classics (either watching them when they
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-1.2 death and eventual dismemberment of Grace, a heroin-addicted streetwalker who is kidnapped and brutalised by her pimp and his henchmen
-1.2 beginning.<br /><br />Mind of Mencia needs polishing because Carlos Mencia needs polishing. Find out what is funny and not what will set
-1.0 ally. Diane Ladd plays Rita the con-artist mother of Jack Charles.<|im_end|>
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-1.0 dud actor in it. Eric Bogosian is brilliant as Barry Champlain, the troubled talk radio host with Alec Baldwin turning in a strong
-1.0 stand-up. The best comedians, which, I fear, Carlos Mencia feels he
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1.3, folks, I only got about half way through this CGIed travesty before losing the will to live and turning it off. Absolutely pitiful
1.2 doesn't look like it will happen. What is the hold up? Obviously, there is enough public interest in this movie to warrant a release.
1.0 to fly a kite on the beach -- WHERE did she come from? She seemed to have no transportation or companions with her. And why in the
1.0 , I felt all of these things. So was the director successful? Yes! Absolutely! These are the things he wanted me to feel and I
1.0 indeed the world over even in the western world...What a load of rubbish.<br /><br />The pilot themselves are talking of sending weapons to
1.0 sure if the director meant for it to be so crappy on purpose because he knew idiots like me would buy it.<|im_end|>
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1.0 Negative.
Review: I cannot believe I let myself rent that piece of garbage! The acting was so poor, my Grandmother could have done better
0.9 to add a bazillion songs that did nothing to help the film? They only served to make it seem like a gooey mess--like the
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-3.2 8.5/10 Bethany Cox<|im_end|>
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-3.2 Princess.<br /><br />4/10<|im_end|>
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-3.2 Daniels is fascinating (and courageous) to watch.<|im_end|>
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-3.1 Too bad it is not available on home video.<|im_end|>
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autoThe neuron fires on the conjunctions "and"/"or" that link contrasting or paired alternatives (yes and no, love or hate, lives and who dies, strengths and weaknesses), and is suppressed at the assistant turn's newline. triggers: and, orclaude-opus-4-8
1.7 the street can type messages on a computer keyboard or bark once for yes and twice for no! Hmm, it's gotta be the puppy chow
1.7 dislike all of the characters so much you really don't care who lives and who dies.<br /><br />If you still haven't gotten tired
1.7 succeed in the film industry you had to make your own Pulp Fiction or Reservoir Dogs. Writer/actor/director Larry Bishop seems to have
1.4 hard to watch. This is definitely the kind of show you'll love or hate, there's essentially no middleman. It's not the best
1.4 Moorhouse's story, the two older daughters are very human with strengths and weaknesses while the father is a most despicable character without much in the
1.3 detailed characters, all of which you either can relate too, love, or hate; but the impact is clear-you are feeling something for them.
1.3 amazing. In addition, it made you think about ethics and how good or bad could this be.<br /><br />Anyway, I think this
1.3 bad...just to give them a chance and learn from the good aspects and bad ones. This show had potential to be good. But my god
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-2.8 it. Compliments to writer and director.<|im_end|>
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-2.6 Daniels is fascinating (and courageous) to watch.<|im_end|>
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-2.5 Its that great and in MY opinion its perfect!<|im_end|>
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-2.5 vivid. A great movie not to be missed.<|im_end|>
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-2.4 Everyone I spoke to seemed to enjoy this film.<|im_end|>
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2.6 great as well. ***7/10***<|im_end|>
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2.5 not recommend wasting 5 bucks on renting it.<|im_end|>
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2.5br />Overall, I would highly recommend this.<|im_end|>
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2.5 but I really don't want to go there.<|im_end|>
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2.5 long two hours to sit through.....too long.<|im_end|>
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2.5 to see that the film has won some awards.<|im_end|>
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2.5. This ACCEPTED failed to raise a smile!<|im_end|>
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2.5 <br /><br />Overall a decent film.<|im_end|>
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17.3" on one stage, don't.) <br /><br />Carlos Mencia likes to use the word "beaners" as much as Dave
16.9 stand-up. The best comedians, which, I fear, Carlos Mencia feels he
12.3 even have any jokes. An example is: <br /><br />Crosby: Remind me to throw you a piece of cheese in
9.9.<br /><br />Greystoke: The Legend of Tarzan, Lord of the Apes is a great classic that should be seen
9.3's so evil sounding. 2. MANDY Fraker. Mandy! Did the writers run out of tough guy names? 3
8.9 a shock<br /><br />I love horror movies. I love B-Movies as well. Nothing makes my day more than a cheesy little film
8.8 and tell the same old story of a troubled and confused teen. FULL RIDE's Matt Sabo certainly fits this profile, but below the surface
8.6 of the Swamp Creature'.<br /><br />I give 'Night Fright' 4 Space Monkey slaps out of 10..<
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-12.6 the 90 minute mark - quite respectable under the circumstances. "Pola X" does not come anywhere near living up to the promise of
-10.3 saw in Naima, but i definitely know what they saw in Kahlen.<br /><br />cycle 5: like cycle 3
-9.8 bomb-sight,named Dr. Tobel(Post).Back in London,Tobel hand over four parts of the device to diverse scientist.But Doctor Tob
-9.4 good and bad,sacred and evil.The toughest question asked by "Nazarin" is about the strengths and weaknesses of organized religion.It has
-8.1 somewhat obvious in and amongst the special added TEOS out-takes... Calthorpe just doesn't understand peak oil. <br /><br
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4.8 of piracy in the Caribbean, and it would have made a grand motion . Also, it would have been very simple to make. All the action
3.9 recommend "Tommy Boy" for those who are great fans of comedy. Thank you very much, roommate.<|im_end|>
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3.9 really liked the first movie but it didn't live up to my expectations.<|im_end|>
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3.8ment's theme in it's literal sense, neither does Dekalog Five. It asks us what is murder, who is more guilty of murder,
3.8 won't be the last time. "K-PAX" has everything. There are moments which are extremely funny, parts that remind of a true
3.8 going on as is was. I was not disappointed by this latter notion. There wasn't even a single bit of nudity or gore to keep the
3.7 game and I'd recommend it if you're a fan of fighting games.<|im_end|>
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3.7 is not a movie that I would have gone to see at the theatre. But, I only go to the theatre for the effects of the big
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-4.8ers, Children of the Corn, you name it!<br /><br />'Scarecrow Gone Wild' is so below average film. Barely
-4.1 adaptations (Captain America, Punisher, most of the TV movies). 'Low budget' is too easy a description for this FF pic. Due
-3.8 2" in the movie... Was that supposed to be filler? 'cause it was the goriest and most interesting part of the movie.
-3.7 series itself in fact. It was a guilty pleasure.<br /><br />'Mildred Roper' (Yootha Joyce) is keen
-3.6, "Suspense is not a time bomb going off under a table. Suspense is a bomb NOT going off under the table". What's
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autoThe neuron fires on the first token/sub-word piece of a title's distinctive content word inside quoted movie/song titles (e.g. "Prick", "Scarecrow", "Tights", "Tramp"), and is suppressed on function-word continuations within such titles. triggers: Pr, Sc, T, Tr, thusclaude-opus-4-8
6.9 Line Pictures extravaganza entitled "Freddy Vs. Ray The Prick".<br /><br />Thought your new horror saviour was
6.9 They decide to tie a loser to a post with the so called "Scarecrow." When the loser's best friend finds out about this,
6.5 Wynorski returns to direct. I agree with GimboTheGhoulies on that.<|im_end|>
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6.5 reverse. If you have seen any of these movies, then Men In Tights should be next on your list.<|im_end|>
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5.9Review: Heftig og Begeistret (Intense and Enthusiastic) is a documentary-like story of a male choir up in
5.8 released it as 'Scamp's Adventure', not 'Lady And The Tramp II:Scamp's Adventure'.<br /><br />Tr
5.7 of "Pvt. Rodriguez" was played by one of my Drill Instructors, Sgt. Peter J. O'Neill. Sgt. O'Neill
5.5geist comedies such as "Workaholic" or "Stadtgespräch".<br /><br />But now the time has come
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-7.0, apart from the opening which is a direct nod to "For a Few Dollars More", with Monco, Colonel Douglas Mortimer and El Ind
-6.9beat as mightily as George Barry's "Death Bed: The Bed That Eats".<br /><br />The film does have a back
-6.5 was more to Karen than meets the eyes when listening to We've Only Just Begun. I have tons of unreleased Carpenters' music
-6.4 weight class. Measured against movies like Emmanuelle or Secrets of a Chambermaid, it comes off very badly indeed. Even eye-candy
-6.3 Golden Arm" since Dick Powell made his law and order epic "To the Ends of the Earth"(1946) about thwarting the
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7.1 <br /><br />"Extinction is the Rule, Survival is the Exception..."<|im_end|>
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7.0. But these days, spending what would appear to be about $30,000 tops on making a movie to "witness"
6.1, (which I'm pretty sure ought to be titled "My Boss' Daugther", grammatically speaking), revolves around its hapless male
5.5<|im_start|>user
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Review: A sentimental, heart-tugging family film set in
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Review: Jack, Sawyer and Sayid swim to the boat
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Review: If you consider yourself a horror movie fan, chances
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Review: This was by far one of the worst movies Sandra
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Review: Great cast, great acting, great music. Each
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-4.2 to its competition at the time, "Octopussy." Never Say Never Again is an updated and improved version of Thunderball (Connery's
-4.2inking at the audience and never taking itself too seriously. All in all A.W.O.L proves to be an extremely well executed and fun film.
-4.0, however, nothing could be further from the truth. A Tale of Two Sisters provides a series of unassailably objective facts that help the
-3.9 Hopper is really funny.<br /><br />(3) River's Edge contains the best performance of Keanu Reeves' career, and
-3.9 I saw good movies with Steven Seagal, I saw bad movies with Steven Seagal. And THE PATRIOT (1998)
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2.5anged and revised in ways that really destroy the key part of the book, i.e., how Jean creates a town like Alice (Springs).
1.8 easily be divided into two parts.<br /><br />The first part is great; it has a great opening scene and an interesting story develops of
1.8 sword fighting. Now, Gedren has taken a very powerful talisman, that threatens to destroy the world if not destroyed, killing Sonja's
1.7 speak up, because I was a Protestant. Then they came for me, and by that time there was no one left to speak up for me
1.6 32 gold bricks. This leads to the whole opening, which is a good 10 to 15 minutes, and involves a
1.6br /><br />A minor, but nonetheless irritating thing about the movie is that we don't know why Justine and Chas broke up.
1.57 minutes, it's primarily made up of two acts. The first, which takes a full one hour, is the setup. Our heroine,
1.5 with all its plot twists...but the one thing i found really disturbing was the connection between the two best friends in Tim and Kyle. While the
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-10.5 then the real hilarity begins. First, although this movie has the word Dracula in it he is actually not in this movie. I have
-10.4able, (although I think it shouldn't be allowed to utter the words "Cyril" and "Death Row" in the same sentence
-10.0 of garbage. If possible, I would have given this film a grade of zero. Better yet, a negative number.<|im_end|>
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-9.9 film never exactly says what it's talking about. They never use the terms STD, VD or the like, nor does it even name the
-9.9 careening on a collision course with Planet Earth! Faster than you can say "nepotism", Zeus (once again played as a white
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12.6 you might think the subtitle-reading is, however, is "The Green Butchers." It's by far the best foreign film I've ever
11.8 Isiaiah has left this movie far behind with the success of Grey's Anatomy, Ice-T with his regular role on NYPD Special Unit and T
11.6 When normally good actors like John Rhys-Davies and Giancarlo Espositto come off as rank amateurs, you can imagine how ab
10.9 by Oscar-Winner:Taylor Hackford (Against All Odds, Devil's Advocate, Dolores Claiborne) made an fascinating true-life story
10.4ary Swank again, such a great actor, as proved in Million Dollar Baby (but that's Eastwood too), here dressed in the contemporary
10.4 liked more focus on them. The film reminded me in places of Bridges of Madison County, and that film was far better. I really felt for
10.3. How can the NAACP consistently censor something truly funny like Amos and Andy (which depicts characters certainly no less similiar than those on
10.2 local bank. Personally, I think Jimmy Stewart deserved it for "It's a Wonderful Life," which also deserved the Best Picture Award, but clearly
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-8.9ale had passed away & was replaced by Only when i laugh actor Chris Strauli.<br /><br />I myself felt this gave the film a
-8.1acial intolerance figures as the primary theme in the Robert Schaefer and Eric Freiwald screenplay. Having written 13 episodes of "The
-7.7 The theme that emerges is that globalization and the undue influence of wine critic Robert Parker are forcing a kind of sameness on wine. Small local producers
-7.7 surviving the night they were unstoppable killing machines! the effects done by steve johnson we're excellent I would recommend this movie to anyone who has
-7.3 character's soul-baring pronouncement with some meditative minor-seventh-chord music and long-shot nature cutaways. But when someone said something
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1.6 Outer Space" was the worst movie ever made, and would remain so for all time. To put things in perspective, though, we also thought
1.4 or Negative.
Review: Aslan Adam, or Lionman as it's more commonly known amongst English speaking audiences, starts with an epic battle as
1.2berg.Need i say anymore?This truly is as bad as you would expect. Sheriff Tom Palmer(Guttenberg)and Anna Montgorm
1.2ingly firm and muscular fashion which would suit his laconically hard-nosed performance and Gerald Di Pego's thematically hard-bitten and t
1.2 just another lightweight Bollywood musical. To some extent, this might even be true, especially because the producers had to be sure that the film succeeded with
1.1 was brainwashed by Koresh and followed along with everything that he said. Nothing could be farther from the truth, because of strong evidence after
1.0and sometimes too much) of cutaway gags has been its main stay since the first season. While some hit the nail on the head (
1.0 Kovács) are very fond of gauzy whites and golden tones, giving the picture a burnished, tableaux feel. The mansion
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-3.7 is a film that you will not regret watching.<|im_end|>
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-3.7 souls will ever make the mistake of renting it.<|im_end|>
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-3.6 all cost, you'll be glad you did.<|im_end|>
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-3.6 away! Don't be fooled by the hype!<|im_end|>
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-3.6 it's a lot of talk and little else.<|im_end|>
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6.8 surprisingly great low budget Horror/Comedy, it's funny and pretty well made, with good performances and a really cool twist ending, I highly
5.7 Ruehl, Dean Stockwell, and Matthew Modine do from scene to scene (Note the scene when the grocery carts converge, the rolling on
5.628 yrs old) that children can accept this fact and from time to time remind adults...<br /><br />I write this with tears
5.4 Argento's best, but I still pull this one out from time to time. Definitely worth a look if you like his other stuff - just
5.4't a Jew. Then they came for the Catholics, and I didn't speak up, because I was a Protestant. Then they came for me
5.3 his point home with a wonderfully heartwarming rendition of "The House I Live In,"
5.2 time and effort to get. Most highly recommended.<|im_end|>
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5.1 in other movies! You gotta see this movie!!!<|im_end|>
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Review: Manna From Heaven is a light comedy that uses exaggeration
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Review: Justine cannot find the perfect mate to make her first time
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Review: Farscape totally rules! In my opinion it's very
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Review: as with many of Wong's films, a lot of people
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Review: This movie reminded me a lot of a song by the Dead
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Review: I had the privilege of attending a regional premiere for this,
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Review: This is a well-crafted piece from everyone's favorite master
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Review: First time I saw this great movie and Alyssa, my
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-2.4 certainly does not deserve to be referred to as "that retarded monkey." "DK3" will remain a classic until the end of time.<|im_end|>
-2.1 well known: 'Blood and Sand', starring Rudolph Valentino. 'Blood and Sand' was released only nine weeks before this parody, giving
-1.7 Education', but Amenábar's film is much better than them. 'The Sea Within' deserves all the awards.<|im_end|>
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-1.7 less' sentence; ultimately concluding that it had to tension release laughter. 'The Merchant of Venice' is a comedy and Radford scoffs at
-1.7 at home, letting Mommy file his nails.<br /><br />"Oh, I certainly admire people who do things," Bruno purrs,
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13.9, Edward Norton and Jason Statham all begin as an<br /><br />interesting and humourous band of characters, with the only real<br /><
13.4" "WELL WE'VE GOT TO DO SOMETHING" "Well what are we going to do?" "I DON'T KNOW."
12.7. Unfortunately for Steve, Ryan Latshaw was dangerously close to being out-acted by a block of wood. The kid, seriously, has no
12.5 help but feeling a little bit disappointed after my much, much, MUCH-anticipated viewing of "Just Before Dawn". Jeff Lieberman is a terrific
12.4 shark with dynamite. When this does not work, guys take an ***BIG LOAD*** of dynamite and spent like 1/4 of
12.4azza (FARSCAPE's Claudia Black) and Zeke (John Moore); an Imam (Keith David) and his young followers (
11.9 has been targetted by assassins; she thinks he's an over-protective, paranoid pessimist. Turns out - surprise, surprise -
11.9 thought the little boy in the film was excellent. Mostly kid actors are *hammed up* and embarrassing but not in this case. He was
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-9.1 members.<br /><br />All in all, Bring Back The A-Team was a great documentary style of show. Perhaps, this could've
-7.8 of the film is incredible, the Director of Photography and Director/Writer/Producer, have come up with a vibrant colour, and flashy style that
-7.8First, while Dwight Schultz has been fine in Star Trek and The A-Team, as the lead in this movie he is off-putting
-7.6 adolescents from broken homes and the bad side of town known as the Z-Boys turned the previously staid world of professional skateboarding on its
-7.5atics. Or ANY sort of movie fan! An easy 10/10.<|im_end|>
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autoThis neuron fires on internal words of movie/film titles (mid-title tokens like "Is", "Wide", "Not", "ood", "the"). triggers: Is, Wide, Not, ood, theclaude-opus-4-8
18.6ress" in his mild 1953 comedy "The Moon Is Blue," Preminger went far beyond what any movie had attempted with "
15.5much more so, say, than with Kubrick's "Eyes Wide Shut".<|im_end|>
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15.4 all of her roles in the past, especially in the fantastic "She's the Man." For that reason alone, "Sydney White" was
15.2 transformation into the killing machine she once was with the song "She's Not There" playing in the background. What follows is Geena and Samuel
14.0 following films: The Thing from another World, The Day the Earth Stood Still, War of the Worlds (1953 & 2
13.7ts top five movies, along with Deliverance, Smokey and the Bandit, Boogie Nights and City Heat. He also directed this
13.2 learned in my life. So I write this as a reminder to Young and Old... no one is immune to whatever is in store for us.<
13.0 the movie that supposedly brings together the three films in the very loose Dead or Alive trilogy, and connected mostly by its stars, Riki Takei
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-13.8 as if he were stealing a car is very funny. The face of Richard Grieco looks like a white version of Michael Jackson and is horrible.
-12.6, except for one thing.<br /><br />YOU DON'T GET TO SEE IT MUCH ANYMORE !!!! Then again, maybe that's because
-12.5 Christmas - were both highly inventive and entertaining films, but Children Shouldn't Play with Dead Things just doesn't cut it. The plot line follows
-10.7 comedy sketches! Pedro is obviously based on Lennie from Of Mice And Men, and you almost keep expecting him to say "Duh,
-10.4 the one man who can challenge the tyranny imposed by the dreaded Committee of Public Safety in the name of 'freedom', and he is presented as
L18·N3434C+C+=+0.246 C−=-0.000 frac_active=0.91 act∈[-2.373,11.742] cue-sel=-0.17
autoNeuron fires on the colon (:) that introduces a subtitle/appositive, especially in movie titles and after a proper name. triggers: :claude-opus-4-8
11.7br /><br />Lawrence Newman is a chameleon of a man: quiet and nondescript he blends seamlessly with his surroundings. Lawrence doesn
10.70 years! This movie falls into the category of movies like Airplane: continuous jokes, oneliners, funny actions (bodylanguage). Mark
9.8br />I've seen "Pumping Iron II", "Aces: Iron Eagle III", "Raven Hawk", and even the TV movie
9.7 Line would have learned their lesson after "Dumb and Dumberer: When Harry Met Lloyd." But no... though to be fair, having
9.6.<br /><br />However, the feature film Stewie Griffin: The Untold Story, is MINDNUMBINGLY horrible.
9.6's 1991 documentary about Gary Cooper - "Gary Cooper: American Life, American Legend" gives us a look at the tremendous,
9.5. Fire comes next with Earth close behind in order of quality. Fire: there is so much going on in this film that I'll need a
9.5 /><br />But just keep this in mind if you see this film: if you come to realize at any point that you're not enjoying it
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autoThis neuron fires on the word "all" (and similar words like "as," "of") in intensifying idiomatic expressions ("goes all out," "be all three," "go as far"), peaking on "all." triggers: all, as, winner, ofclaude-opus-4-8
32.1 be at Wrestlemania 21. Highlights included Tough Enough 3 winner Daniel Puder getting his ass kicked by Chris Benoit, Eddie Guerrero
31.7 of a lion -- not even a photograph, mind you -- he goes all cowardly as if it were an actual wild animal.<br /><br
31.6 of the time on just racism and racial stereotypes. He tries to be all three of the above types of stand-ups. He makes a stage character
31.3 of all time.<br /><br />In fact, I'd go as far to say that the acting scenes are better than the musical scenes,
30.6 his GROUP of fellow cops. After uncovering the murder, he goes all out to find the perp. When it turns out to be a
30.2) was a win over the Colossal Connection. I liked the gag of Andre never tagging in.<br /><br />Few fans know that this
29.5 the game of golf or the way it has evolved. And I'm not talking about "victimless" stuff like forging a scorecard. No
29.3 time. The best I can recall, his voice sounded like a cross between Dumb Donald and Orko. Gee, I wonder why? :)
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-23.4? Wouldn't<br /><br />you use a more common word like "université"? <br /><br />I lived in France for
-22.2od B Goode, who falsely claims that the story is an incoherent, unresolved mess that uses confusion to instill a false sense of
-22.0 movie you probably felt smart for appreciating Godard's leaden Ãīloge de l'amour, and you may even have sat through Le
-21.4 I like it. Unlike a lot of films and shows which leave things unexplained, it is not so obscure that you can't get a handle
-20.6 cut away from some of the action and left huge parts of the film unexplained! <br /><br />Awfully inaccurate - the whole'm
L16·N3437C-C+=-0.000 C−=+0.302 frac_active=0.04 act∈[-4.486,3.347] cue-sel=-0.58
autoThis neuron fires on the word "not" in the comparative idiom "if not (the best/possibly)," and more broadly on continuation/intensifier tokens within review prose. triggers: not, I, opath, next, beclaude-opus-4-8
3.3 motion picture "Lady and the Tramp" is one of, if not possibly, my favourite in the theatrical canon of Disney animation. The sequel
3.0 which runs throughout. It's one of the best narrations, if not THE best, I have ever heard in a movie. His voice is
2.9 had potential though it ended up unable to deliver. Oh, and did I mention the wardrobe? The wardrobe for this movie was obviously cheap to "
2.8 psychopath (played by Snider). Cop rescues her, psychopath is put in therapy/jail. Psychopath is released four years later
2.7 a week. Then the Q and A session ended abruptly because of the next film screening - so my thoughts are that for the next festival, they
2.7 a truly moronic movie, all I can say is the writer must be very fond of magic mushrooms and LSD because this must be the result of
2.7. As a bonus, we only see the monster itself for about one or two scenes in the entire movie.<br /><br />There's really
2.6 and left him for dead, catching up with them in a town controlled by their crooked boss.<br /><br />Despite plenty of violence,
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-4.5inking at the audience and never taking itself too seriously. All in all A.W.O.L proves to be an extremely well executed and fun film.
-4.4 a little cheap, but that is the appeal of a movie like Razor Blade Smile. In a way it was suppose to be bad movie. <
-4.4 a reasonably easy-going guy. Tommy was hugely talented and, from all accounts, often an overbearing jerk. But good music makes up for a
-4.4 beautifully. Nothing corny at all.beautifully. Nothing corny at all.<br /><br />The resolution is a little pat, unfortunately
-4.3 and vampires in general, and combine it with a fairly typical sci-fi convention, a crew happening upon something and becoming marooned to battle whatever
L23·N117C+C+=+0.620 C−=+0.006 frac_active=0.80 act∈[-1.639,34.956] cue-sel=-0.70
autoThis neuron fires on the newline token immediately following an `<|im_end|>` and preceding `<|im_start|>assistant`, i.e. the structural turn boundary between a user message and the assistant's reply. triggers: \n (after <|im_end|>, before <|im_start|>assistant)claude-opus-4-8
35.0 />My score: 2 (out of 10)<|im_end|>
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34.9 up royally. Overall, 4 out of 10<|im_end|>
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34.6 to finish - a welcomed variation to the norm of this genre/<|im_end|>
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34.4 Jason Isaacs to misuse them so badly?) Bad work overall.<|im_end|>
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34.4els in love with that girl. 8/10.<|im_end|>
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34.4 movie is a very bad movie. 3/10.<|im_end|>
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34.4 Jackie Chan or Bruce Lee, but it is rock solid entertainment.<|im_end|>
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34.4 There is a lot of that. 7/10.<|im_end|>
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L22·N1222C+C+=+0.784 C−=+0.009 frac_active=0.97 act∈[-14.074,40.409] cue-sel=-1.28
autoThis neuron fires on words within ALL-CAPS movie/film titles, peaking on capitalized title words like "THE" and "LOVE" embedded in such titles. triggers: THE, LOVE, AT, GUNS, OFclaude-opus-4-8
40.4 is also the same man who made ICE COLD IN ALEX and THE GUNS OF NAVERONE two very well regarded war dramas that are
38.9's sake MAKE A REAL DAMN SWEEPING GRANDIOSE LOVE EPIC! Why bother with such laughably unconvincing second
38.2 Gold! If you liked this, also see: TRANCERS, THE RUNESTONE, DOLLMAN and anything by Charles Band or
38.2 is the Chinese freedom fighter working with Gary Cooper in THE GENERAL DIED AT DAWN. Digges could do anything. <br /><br />
38.0, and on Joe Dante's 1981 werewolf film THE HOWLING. These effects are indeed quite spectacular and graphic, and even
37.9 do... heck, I watched the non-MSTied MANOS, THE CLONES, and WILD WILD WEST all the way through.<
37.8 like, "If you like GLITTER, you'll love MANNA FROM HEAVEN." And Mariah could actually outperform any of the
37.6 MANY MORE SEASONS OF THIS SHOW AND I HOPE WE CAN SEE THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CASEY AND CAPPY NOW THAT THEY
L23·N1863C+C+=+0.457 C−=+0.078 frac_active=0.89 act∈[-78.298,47.011] cue-sel=-2.94
autoThis neuron fires on connective/qualifier words that introduce additional or contrasting clauses in fluent prose (e.g. "and," "from," "further," "without," "of"), favoring polished review-style writing, while being suppressed by misspelled/informal tokens and URL/sub-word fragments. triggers: and, from, further, without, humorousclaude-opus-4-8
47.0 his feelings for a woman, but is also juxtaposed with ramblings and occasional deficiencies in fluency. This adds great realism and depth to H
46.6 Altman directing a David Mamet script---the dialogue doesn't shrink from some searing observations aside from a few contrived moments in the beginning
46.6 tangibility (or, at the very least, some dry wit or humorous relief). As it is, Lewis John Carlino and Edward Hume
45.9appy theme song, and Gatot Sudarto's cornball score add further abject insult to already appalling injury. Only some decent last reel break
45.7 tough challenge: It's very hard to write about it in any detail without ruining it for those who haven't yet seen it. Since it remains
44.2 a showdown is inevitable. Very good entry in the Holmes series with plenty of mystery and guesswork to go about. Atwill's portrayal of Mori
44.1 Wrongly Accused protagonist and continues zooming along through a series of further chance encounters and narrow escapes. Familiar Hitchcockian elements are all
44.0Dowell), a highly disturbed individual whose story is told through a series of sexual encounters, decapitations, betrayals, murders, incestuous
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-78.3, he just gives us a long list of stuff that he's p.o.'d at. there is no insight, no cleverness, just
-74.3 negative? Answer only Positive or Negative.
Review: My website (www.theflickguy.org) lists this pick as the worst movie of
-70.4 ends. In between its all about how this family had to move out becuz the girl got in some trouble back home and they have no
-70.0 it would have improved the film much. Director von Theurmer previously helmed a variety of grade Z Euro-trash, including "Jungle Warriors
-69.6 shocked by this film! if someone reads this now who has seen s.c. and also thinks it´s great: just contact me-so far i
L22·N82C+C+=+0.269 C−=-0.000 frac_active=0.99 act∈[-7.932,34.577] cue-sel=-3.09
autoThis neuron fires on the connecting element within hyphenated compound phrases (especially the second part / hyphen-joined tokens like "-to", "-on", "-t"), and on bound morphemes joining word parts ("iss" in crisscross, "un-"). triggers: -to, -on, iss(crisscross), -t(day-to-day), unclaude-opus-4-8
34.6 long for the old days before 12-lane interstates crisscrossed the city, a cinematographer's dream at that time.
32.3 to praise the movie. Just as the way the life goes in day-today atmosphere, the movie has been taken. Though the songs in Indian
31.8. They just try to stick stakes in them in the middle of hand-to-hand combat. Yeah, not exactly brilliant tactics.<br /><br />
31.4 this is essentially your umpteenth vigorously graphic and unrelenting wall-to-wall cheap shock-ridden "Evil Dead" rehash, re
31.2 the fashion world and have always loved watching stunning women being made even more unworldly with make up and perfect lighting. But I wonder where are
31.0 to get a breast lift, an old friend of Joe who reads male-on-male rape stories to him, and then a final scene with his
30.3 in love with his Chinese mistress but was forced into marriage with a (unbeknownest to him) lesbian. They only have sex once when
30.2 don't add up to anything at all. It really is a pity bevcause Kaas really shines in this film.<|im_end|>
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L22·N1069C-C+=+0.062 C−=+0.339 frac_active=0.20 act∈[-29.489,41.739] cue-sel=-3.80
autoThis neuron fires on common nouns/verbs in mid-sentence (e.g. "movie," "people," "details," "comes," "on") within movie-review prose, while being strongly suppressed by the capitalized title-word "The" beginning a quoted film title. triggers: movie, people, details, comes, onclaude-opus-4-8
41.7....<br /><br />A particularly weak script all but does the movie in; it plays like bad Cornell Woolrich crossed with The Murder of
35.7 in fact, not very defined at all, which I know sends some people into raging tantrums about that they didn't get to know what happened
35.0 know where it will end up (and is the reason"m keeping details to a minimum) And its funny. Very very funny at times.<
34.0 pretty good fantasy. Technically it isn't horror...until the statue comes to life at the end. It's just about a village ruled over
33.9ĸ as if you didn't know) touched the earthly surface that he comes in contact with two attractive damsels (Milly Carlucci and
33.7OD! Patrick Swayze plays Jack Charles who is a hood always on the look-out for the one big "score" that is going to
33.5 saw him demoted to vice work. Along with his new squad they come across a prostitution ring, which catches their interest due to fact it's
33.3-Boys turned the previously staid world of professional skateboarding on its ear with their fierce punk attitude, radical unconventional riding style, and un
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-29.5 don't think that it was horrid, but I know that "The Human Tornado" was several times better than this. I think that
-28.8 it is difficult to watch. Like Marilyn Monroe's incredible performance in "The Misfits", the viewer is probably seeing a whole lot of her own
-28.7, which many British and American actresses dismiss in favour of the all-too-easy 'subtle' approach.<br /><br />All in all
-28.7ious copy of various elements of Lock Stock & Two Smoking Barrels, The Usual Suspects and Pulp Fiction. The acting and dialogue are
-28.0 the mood for a laugh riot, rent this movie. Also check out The Human Tornado, Disco Godfather, and Petey Wheatstraw
L23·N1341C-C+=+0.043 C−=+1.273 frac_active=0.11 act∈[-44.237,45.32] cue-sel=-4.82
autoThe neuron fires on hyphens and prefix sub-word tokens that connect to a following stem in compound/derived words (e.g. "well-acted", "poorly-acted", "over-dressed", "trans-planted", "re-possessed"). triggers: -, trans, re, -d, well-claude-opus-4-8
45.3Review: Here's a well-made war story, nicely shot and well-acted. The portraying of the Italian and German occupancy of Greek island K
44.5 to post fake appraise.<br /><br />If watching a poorly-acted, suspenseless, snoozer of a movie about Sloth
42.0 was supposedly enduring hardship and near starvation she seemed ridiculously well-fed and over-dressed. Kidman was so impeccably groomed that it looked like
41.8 mud splashed over his face!) after having had an ape's heart transplanted into him - but, then, when this is replaced with
41.5arpe choreographing, it's a startlingly beautiful, well-acted, well-written triumph that few people remember. The casting is perfect
40.8 (the hypochondriac brother, the mother's possessions constantly being repossessed, the anti-semitic classmate, the other class
40.8 I believe the character of Sean Kelly experienced no less than 3 double-dreaming sequences.<br /><br />Let's see... what else
39.3 felt smart for appreciating Godard's leaden Ãīloge de l'amour, and you may even have sat through Le Divorce without
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-44.2 at the end. The people who made this stemming pall of S$@# should not be aloud near a camera or any thing to do with
-41.9 the films go, they varied wildly. Some, such as DR. PYCKLE AND MR. PRYDE, were terrific, whereas most
-41.3 I have seen this more than any movie. Its that great and in MY opinion its perfect!<|im_end|>
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-40.9 left to be desired for the year of 2004. HELLO. "Lord of the Rings" had better CGI than that.
-39.7, not all "bad guys are bad"!!! I give it 2 thumbs up !!!<|im_end|>
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Qwen/Qwen2.5-0.5B-Instruct | cue=bad | 40 neurons (top-20 C+ ∪ top-20 C−) | corpus: 2000 balanced val reviews
L23·N2505C+C+=+0.819 C−=+0.080 frac_active=0.79 act∈[-108.723,38.917] cue-sel=+4.09
autoThe neuron fires on the "p" sub-word token in the spelling of "blaxploitation" (and similar mid-word fragments), peaking right after "blax". triggers: p (in "blaxploitation"), awe (in "Linaweaver")claude-opus-4-8
38.9 only Positive or Negative.
Review: Dolemite is a blaxploitation film about, well, Dolemite and his army of
37.9 only Positive or Negative.
Review: This movie is all about blaxploitation, there is absolutely no plot at all. A pimp stops
35.4? Answer only Positive or Negative.
Review: I had known Brad Linaweaver at Florida State U in the early 70's when he
35.4 editing would have done wonders. I am a huge fan of Blaxploitation, so I don't think that it was horrid,
35.4 look to him for inspiration and guidance. When it comes to blaxploitation, Rudy's the man. Nobody is meaner. Watch
34.6 much as 'Live & Let Die' had done with the blaxploitation craze a few years earlier. Many publicly vocalised their
34.3 fake! The plot seems like a generic adaptation of the average blaxploitation film. The common themes of blaxploitation like
32.4: 2 (out of 10)<|im_end|>
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-108.7tenborough, playing supposedly the writer/director of the film). Daragh O'Malley playing Father Rudden is also worthy of considerable praise;
-108.0 varied wildly. Some, such as DR. PYCKLE AND MR. PRYDE, were terrific, whereas most were of average to below
-106.0lan, Screenplay Sara Charmo, Jean Gennis, Phyllis Murphy.<br /><br />This is another Lifetime channel film, made
-105.2Paul F. Edwards, Patricia Green, Douglas Heyes, Kathleen A. Shelley.<br /><br />Based on John Jake's successful paperback novels
-103.7 Archie to murder his mischievous wife, Divana(Dagmara Dominczyk), an erotic dancer for the Carnival. Things soon
L23·N2539C-C+=+0.002 C−=+1.357 frac_active=0.01 act∈[-91.393,42.53] cue-sel=+4.04
autoThis neuron fires on subword fragments/continuations within larger words and on year digits in movie-release dates (e.g. "om" in "recommend", the "8" in "1988", "cou", "sevent", "eng"), and is strongly suppressed by tokens inside ALL-CAPS spans of text. triggers: om, 8 (in years), cou, sevent, engclaude-opus-4-8
42.5br />There is no happy ending to this story and i reccomend to watch it with caution as there are some very uncomfortable scenes to
40.9 remain beloved today such as "The Land Before Time" (1988), "The Secret of NIMH" (198
36.4, and even picture quality seemed like they came from Willow (1988) or maybe even Conan the Barbarian (1982
36.1 wrote that its tone is much lighter than the tone of "Trois couleurs: Bleu". I think it's the same with this film
35.8 into the assertively innovative playtime and inventive evolutionary madness of the weird seventies. The movie gives you a piece of that kind of magic moment
34.5 at times darkly comic,sometimes brutal,sometimes unoriginal,but always engrossing and worth watching.8/10<|im_end|>
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33.1 Preminger tackled even more taboo subject matter in his controversial 1955 release "The Man with the Golden Arm." Whereas he had inc
32.7ly version of "The Thing" was released in summer 1982, it was panned by critics and bombed at the box office
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-91.4 "I DON'T KNOW." "We should leave." "LET'S JUST ACCEPT OUR FATE." "No, we've got to leave."
-88.2 her Carol Hammond in Lucio Fulci's A LIZARD IN A WOMAN'S SKIN as Alice, a young woman thrust into a
-86.0, they varied wildly. Some, such as DR. PYCKLE AND MR. PRYDE, were terrific, whereas most were of average
-84.3 Positive or Negative.
Review: *SPOILER ALERT!! PLEASE DON'T READ IF YOU DON'T WANT THE MOVIE SPOILED!!*
-83.8 that the director is also the same man who made ICE COLD IN ALEX and THE GUNS OF NAVERONE two very well regarded war
L23·N1121C-C+=+0.001 C−=+0.371 frac_active=0.01 act∈[-94.812,100.07] cue-sel=+3.71
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100.1 mumbling Vinnie Jones who appears to pronounce "riddle" as "riell". And it would have helped if the dialogue hadn't been
88.2 fun direct-to-vid franchise has completely vanished since the TRANCERS/PUPPET MASTER days.<|im_end|>
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87.6 this, also see: TRANCERS, THE RUNESTONE, DOLLMAN and anything by Charles Band or Fred Olen Ray.....
84.5's by Douglas Hobart, the star of DEATH CURSE OF TARTU. A small role is played by Brad Grinter,
81.6 negative? Answer only Positive or Negative.
Review: My website (www.theflickguy.org) lists this pick as the worst movie of
81.1 the Chinese freedom fighter working with Gary Cooper in THE GENERAL DIED AT DAWN. Digges could do anything. <br /><br />Here
75.5 a moment to chat, and I told him how much I enjoyed THE DION BROS, and considered it a pure classic. He thanked me
74.4 - though in a more sinister vein - in THE CURSE OF THE CRYING WOMAN [1961]). I know that several
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-94.8 have read any of his books. Sort of like the movie producer that never bothers to read the script.<br /><br />When it's an
-94.6 least. OK, the music is pretty good, but on screen it only seems like a bunch of drugged people dancing around (wait a minute
-94.6 stories is told in a single, unbroken take in real time, never allows the film to build up any real dramatic tension or momentum. It
-94.4 love with a more intellectual and rebellious Sergei, whose hatred for her deeply flawed parents quickly spirals out of control.<br /><br />Little
-93.0ists and teaches them her native language in return for ... well the movie never really makes that clear, but I can only assume he gives her money
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31.5 to "Spinning Song" are clever and enjoyable. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.<|im_end|>
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28.3 See Father Damien as a priest/psychologist in the original THE EXORCIST for a bit more realistic portrayal of a skeptic-turned-believer
27.4br />WARNING: THIS FILM IS DANGEROUS TO YOUR INTELLECTUAL HEALTH! WATCH AT YOUR OWN PERIL!<|im_end|>
25.6 through really bad horror movies, and laugh about it later. BLOODTHIRSTY BUTCHERS, however, I can't. I am
24.9 that the movie is going to have a twist at the end. BE PREPAREDDD. Oh Wait. Sorry, this isn't a Fight
24.6 starts with a "-" (minus) in front....<|im_end|>
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-48.2 nearly all (except for a few trouble-makers like almagz and rooprect) talk glowingly about what genius and artistry this film
-47.4 fully furnished & luxurious cabins. They find a chemist (Deran Sarafian) who appears mad & can't talk. They eat fish
-46.4 salaries of 3rd stringers like, Van Dien, Erika Eleniak, Coolio,
-46.1 quickly! "A Romance of Their Own" was directed by Tae-gyun Kim, who also did "Volcano High" (which I
-43.4 Nobu (Sadako Sawamura), Tamae (Chikako Hosokawa), and Tomi (Yuko Mochizuki
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autoThis neuron fires on the second/continuation word of common multi-word fixed phrases or collocations (e.g. "out" in "crying out loud," "over" in "grossed over," "come" in "cannot come soon enough," "Go" in "As We Go Along"). triggers: out, over, come, Go, ccessclaude-opus-4-8
14.5 avoid this film and see any one of his better ones. For crying out loud, the bits Hitch did on the old TV show were funnier
14.5've ever heard. Who is that singing in the last scene for crying out loud?? Directing: oh my, IMNSHO David Lynch sucks
14.1 Nevertheless, United Artists released this unique Frank Sinatra picture and it grossed over $4-million dollars. <br /><br />The critical and commercial
13.7 they were shooting for a simultaneous TV/DVD release. That date cannot come soon enough.<|im_end|>
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13.7 of all the Iron Eagle films. Why do movie makers find it neccessary to make sequels to unappealing movies? (ex.
13.6 tunes ever, and "Porpoise Song" & "As We Go Along" will have you enthralled. If you'd rather be
13.5 Once there they enter the hotel & begin to inspect the property while back on the boat Sam is killed & the boat is let loose to sail off
13.5 Boy Meets World moment when he sang "This Dame" (As Time Goes By).<br /><br />Matt, you've played j
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33.7 and humourous band of characters, with the only real<br /><br />uninspired performance being that of the usually good Mark<br /><br
32.6" is freaking outstanding. I loved the part where the old bag gets "sucked" into the trash chute and ends up in the chimney to
32.2 the film," described the biographical account of Custer's life as "fanciful," and pointed out that the presentation of Custer's
31.9 it's difficult to feel a trace of sympathy or empathy for even the "good guy/good gal" characters, much less the"bad"
31.0river from Kurtz for some time. There are rumors that he has "gone native." Marlow is to investigate, take any necessary action,
30.8) guys out there: how many of you spend your<br /><br />time jumping on your girlfriend's bed and making monkey<br /><br />
29.2 the hero, who put her in this predicament) just sort of "forgets" about her. <br /><br />More? Well
29.0 of a dark corner and dragging someone away, while we hear they're "horrified" screams off in the distance. This convention never worked
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-48.4 the good thing was that not many movies could be worst than Brice de Nice, so I was really looking forward for something better which would make
-39.1 I wrote that its tone is much lighter than the tone of "Trois couleurs: Bleu". I think it's the same with this
-38.3 like that .. I don't see a powerful reason why we don't open cinema theaters!! .. we have many videos stores throughout the kingdom, we
-37.7 awful one-liners. Cracking out such gems as "Adios, Blimp," Assy Mcgee provides some great laughs at points. Sadly
-37.4 are very funny. Although being a cult movie (inclusive exhibited in Rio de Janeiro Festival), it is not recommended for all the audiences. If the
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autoThis neuron fires on proper-noun place/identity names (geographic locations, nationalities, named places like "City," "NYC," "Arizona," "Confederate," "Kefalonia") often at the location/name token. triggers: City, NYC, Arizona, Confederate, Kefclaude-opus-4-8
5.9-acted. The portraying of the Italian and German occupancy of Greek island Kefalonia is well-done. John Hurt as Pelagia's
5.0 a small expedition/forage team of Union men who ride into a Confederate farm to take provisions, but end up stuck there because of an accident
5.0 in the mind simply because this is supposed to be a Dr. Seuss story. Avoid this movie at all costs, folks. It's not
4.9. In reality, she is a single woman living in a New York City apartment and cannot boil an egg. Her recipes are borrowed from her Hungarian
4.8 (George C. Scott) is the chief of medicine at a major NYC hospital. He's left his wife, his children have disowned him
4.8field changes his identity to "Jack Dorney" and moves to an Arizona ranch. There, Garfield meets "The Dead End Kids": Billy
4.7 to rent it or find it on-line. I saw it in a Swedish film class and I want to add it to my film library.<|im_end|>
4.7. He drinks some more. She leaves, and he goes to a faculty affair, only to find her there. He drinks even more. And
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-13.9 brandishing a stash of drugs that nobody detected. Here's a murderous wimp bleating about the heat death of the universe, begging to be
-13.2Here, he is Mr. Thompson, the hypocritical and thieving warden of a reform school that Frankie Darro and his friends are sent
-13.1ling supernatural origin and an injection of mystery. The story is a tame muddle (so many inconsistent angles don't make a lick of sense and
-12.7 his later "Ollie" titfer (although with a fuller moustache), and he and Bobby -- after spending most of this movie
-12.3. But I also thought Redford's character was a bit of a wimp. This ISN'T Redford's fault(He's a
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5.4 say about this movie, much less find it in themselves to write the glowing compliments contained in this comment section. How many methamphetamines was
3.8 movie called Suicide Club. As the camera faded on Walter Sparrow's happy little family enjoying some quality time around a prison visiting room table (not
3.8. not because layne did not like this individual, rather he is excited about her death because it gives him something to do. this poor boy
3.7 man who doesn't know when to quit. However, I was most impressed by Ashton Kutcher's performance. I have never liked him, never
3.6 no scene in any part of the movie that even marginally resembles the awesome cover art they put on the box to draw unsuspecting horror fans.<
3.6 together, and play off each other so easily at this point, that it's not too difficult to overlook how thinly their courtship is written here
3.5 for being so perfect as one magical C.G.I work that was too good to be true in here ! <br /><br />By the way
3.4 it! I am a real disaster film fan, and this one was great. The cast was made of some really interesting people. Connie Selle
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-4.5 cause there aren't that many but the few there is ranges from bad to OK(for a low budget that is). There is some nudity and thats
-3.8 would find alien but who still dream the same dreams and have both bad and good to them. Boogie Nights draws you into their story from the
-3.7 assumption that it would be bad, but I never imagined it would be this bad. This movie was nothing more then a way to exploit the fears
-3.7ored I thought the movie was either going to be a very bad or a very good film. Thankfully, the movie was entertaining, suspenseful,
-3.0 a manuscript (the "Monster" of the title), some sad, some uproariously funny, all in his characteristic, sarcastic manner.
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autoThis neuron fires on the second word of award/honorific names ("Best [Picture/Actress/Director]") and similar capitalized title-completion tokens, and is strongly suppressed by the "or" in the "Positive or Negative" prompt template. triggers: Picture, Actress, Director, Incredible, eeksclaude-opus-4-8
2.8 beat "Apocalypse Now" for the 1979 Best Picture Academy Award, but comparing these two films is like comparing a banana to
1.9 it for "It's a Wonderful Life," which also deserved the Best Picture Award, but clearly this film touched a nerve with the post-war audience
1.8 stunt(a classic, symbolic ending). It was even featured on That's Incredible, ABC's reality show of the period. It's just too bad
1.7 Festival Palm D'Or, as well as the Best Director and Best Actress (Tatyana Samoilova), reawakening the West to
1.7.
Review: This film, winning Im Kwon-Taek the Best Director at Cannes in 2002 (tied with P.T
1.5 a former porn director (the man gave the world the Between the Cheeks trilogy), starring a wrestler named Kane, and expects a little slice of
1.5: This review is long overdue, since I consider A Tale of Two Sisters to be the single greatest film ever made. I'll put this gem
1.5 way seagulls did in the 1982 Serif Goren-Yilmaz Guney film "Yol." Many of Guney
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Review: First time I saw this great movie and Alyssa
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autoThis neuron fires on hyphenated multi-word compound adjective phrases, peaking on the internal hyphen-joined tokens (especially "-it" in "so-bad-it's-good"-style constructions). triggers: -it, -s, -t, -m, 8claude-opus-4-8
6.7's bad reputation I found Witchery quite entertaining in a so-bad-it's-good cheesy sort of way. The script credited to Harry Spald
4.6even in the much-beleaguered world of so-bad-it's-funny clunkers), soul-sucking, waste of two
4.5). Not only was she (according to this movie) a spoiled-but-sweet-acting upper East Side brat, she was a bad wife
4.3 their arrival by their trying-way-too-hard-to-be-nice-but-so-totally-evil Stepmother, who the girls obviously hold resentment
3.9 different kind than the standard Hollywood in-your-face-at-the-end-of-the-movie sort of display. Summing that moral up is simple, even
3.7 violence, I am very happy to have my 6- and 8-year old kids watch this because the central characters are deep, kind and
3.6 such self-avowed "message films" from an earlier, seemingly-simpler era without a certain degree of cynicism. The issue of
3.2 Greatest Athlete") than the PG films that came out in the early Âij80s (i.e. "Watcher in the Woods,"
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-6.6 marginally low stakes world of amateurish beating-the-c***-out-of-people. Sounds good, right?<br /><br />Hulk
-6.3 the 'dogma' kind of movies, or 'real-life-as-it-is'-movies just as much, IF they are well made.<br
-6.1 sort of I-walked-in-during-the-middle-of-a-boring-conversation sort of way. Over the course of the next hour,
-5.9ies at country clubs. With this backdrop, this based-on-a-true-story unfolds with a young, working class boy who takes on the golf
-5.9-made-to-someone-who-doesn't-like-to-think-much.It's not even scary. It's revolting when
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autoThis neuron fires on common function/relational words and prepositions (between, per, for, either, bring, straight) in flowing prose, and is strongly suppressed by the opening parenthesis "(" introducing an actor/name aside. triggers: between, per, for, either, bringclaude-opus-4-8
1.7 Puckoon and the problems befallen upon it when the partition between Northern Ireland and the Republic is drawn up, cutting its way through the
1.6 of fat. We meet six security guards who drive armored trucks, three per truck. The six, led by Matt Dillon, scheme up a fake
1.5 The graphics were ground-breaking for their time, the first vector graphics games for home systems. The music and characters are all memorable, and the games
1.5 beyond minor flaws and went straight to the ridiculous. Let me get this straight. The police send a notorious gangster and cop killer (along with
1.5 not quite that, but it's not as bad as it looks, either. Having a woman as one of the two detectives on the case puts
1.5 that travel to a burial island in order to mess about with rituals to bring the dead back to life. However, they soon learn that playing with
1.5 crew in Antarctica is menaced by a shape-changing alien thawed out from the ice after 100,000 years. Kurt
1.5 get to the ending and it losses all credibility. they should have just left then dead. they did not leave the last bit it did not make
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-1.0. Too bad for him our rumpled detective, Lt. Columbo (Peter Falk), is on the case.<br /><br />Stephen Bo
-1.0charge (Yul Brynner) becomes attracted to the English woman (Deborah Kerr)and delays the trip. Of course, the Russian
-1.0 I don't think so... Ehh, what's done, it's done... That's the movie and there's too late for anyone to
-1.0 Among other things he, sitting in a tank, chases Banning (now a colonel) and his pregnant wife over a field. He
-0.9 with his music. Things changes, when he meets an ambitious music producer (Curtis Armstrong). Who knows Ray got what it takes to be
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autoThe neuron fires on tokens introducing a foreign/proper title or name, especially the opening quotation mark before titles and prepositions like "of"/"as" preceding French film/place names; it is suppressed by stretched-out/all-caps shouting words. triggers: " (before a title), of, as, from, theclaude-opus-4-8
19.9 the Surété in Paris, sets out for a vacation in the village of Ste. Margot (or maybe Margaux). Quite unexpectedly, he
19.8 Henri- Georges Clouzot, the director of such grim films as Le Corbeau or such suspenseful nail- biters as Di
19.3br /><br />Basically, the script was weak (adapted from "The Danton Affair"). And yet, the direction was masterful
18.5, we Germans were tormented with silly zeitgeist comedies such as "Workaholic" or "Stadtgespräch".<br
18.1Thérèse Raquin" ,his best post-war work,and "les tricheurs" (the cheats).<br /><br />
18.0 officials. There is Aimé Guibert, founder and wine maker of Daumas Gassac, iconoclastic opponent of Mondavi's
17.6. Louis Jouvet, who also co-starred in Marcel Carné's Drôle de Drame, gives the best performance as the clever detective
17.3ceptive sociological analysis wrapped in a beautiful film, Truffaut saw "Girls on the Loose". <br /><br />Carné,
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-17.8, but when we're watching a movie it is for the sake of E N T E R T A I N M E N T, something
-17.0 I was there to tell the whole production company: WHAT THE HELL WERE YOU THINKING WHEN PENNING THE SCRIPT?" Obviously these people are
-16.8 I personally had trouble taking this seriously. From what I've heard hospitals WERE this bad back in the 1970s but not
-16.4 and Regina go to the Doctors lab an<br /><br />------------------------SPOILERS------------------------- find out his secret. Soon Amir (G
-15.9 film which i thoroughly enjoyed. One thing which made me enjoy this film even more was that it had some actors which i really like such as Edward
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autoThe neuron fires on the first sub-word token of names and certain content nouns (often proper names broken into pieces, like "Scott", "Cass", "G[ere]", "chron[ology]", "gh[oul]", "boom"), particularly the leading fragment of a multi-token word. triggers: chron, Scott, Cass, G(ere), boomclaude-opus-4-8
6.6 director or writer Todd Graff. The script is particularly weak. The chronology has been altered to put the focus firmly on Bridges at the expense
6.3 an adviser? Adding to that...the crew is grossly incompetent. Scotty has the ship in pieces (and apparently is cloddish enough
6.2 And he's even better in his scenes playing cat-and-mouse with Cassavetes. That these two long-time friends and collaborators would play off
6.0 between Clint Eastwood and Meryl Streep that there wasn't between Gere and Lane. Each of them are very good actors in his or
6.0, got hantu, still got mood ah? Then again, the ghoul is a pretty cheap animated/SFX which has a built in AI
6.0 two afterward. I mean, it really helps you to not notice the boom mikes when you watch it again.<|im_end|>
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6.0 is so bad that it becomes funny. It's not even annoying. Carrey reads walking down the stairs in park? Why? Is it natural
6.0 it was hard to tell what the action occurring was because it was so stylized.<br /><br />Mostly I'm just disappointed because I
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-5.7 after it came out. I thought I would hate it, but to my surprise it is so cheesy that it's great. We've spent many
-5.4Review: Time line of the film: * Laugh * Laugh * Laugh * Smirk * Smirk * Yawn * Look at watch * walk
-5.2 remember the Waco standoff that occurred a long time ago. What most people probably have ingrained in their minds is the "cult leader" David
-5.2 I popped it in the vcr and kept waiting... and waiting... and waiting for something good to happen. But of course, it never does
-5.1 comment on the accuracy of this production, historical or literary, but I can say that I enjoyed it. If there is a God, the sound
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autoThe neuron fires on sign-off/closing words in letter-style endings (e.g. "regards," "yours," "Regards") and is strongly suppressed by the "user" role token after the chat header. triggers: regards, yours, Regards, That, Kindclaude-opus-4-8
3.7 and my buddy felt after watching it....)<br /><br />Best regards from me to you Albert Pyun.<br /><br />-Jo
3.1 and 10/10.<br /><br />Aye yours, Cat Squire<|im_end|>
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2.8: Madonna gets into action, again and she fails again! Who's That Girl was released just one year after the huge flop of Shangai
2.44 points the most underrated movie of all time.<br /><br />Regards, Hans-Dieter<|im_end|>
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1.8 it turned into a tourist attraction. Now it's a prison again. Kind of. Well, it's more like an airport mixed together with a
1.7 only Positive or Negative.
Review: First they came for the Communists, and I didn't speak up, because I wasn't a Communist.
1.6dead', `Bad Taste'), `Toxic Avenger', `Body Melt' and other trash movie, he will certainly love this flick.
1.5 with him, Glenn Ford slaps his face and shoots him dead. Kind of a neat added bit of justice, he kills this guy with the
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autoThis neuron fires on subject/relative pronouns and clause-linking words (who, we, I, it, that, could) that begin a subordinate or main clause, typically in negative movie-review prose. triggers: who, we, I, it, thatclaude-opus-4-8
7.6. (I would not know how to adequately review the movie for someone who has not played the FF7 game.)<br /><br />Visual
7.2, drawn-out conversations with members of their families and their teacher, but we never actually see these peoples' faces. It's an annoying gimmick
7.1br />Wahlberg. Why he claims this is his best film I can't imagine; his<br /><br />character is completely one-note
7.0). And what does this medication do to anyone? Apparently nothing, since it has no effect on the lead actress.<br /><br />This movie
6.8 took no interest, with which I could not connect, for whom I could not empathize.<br /><br />When I see negative reviews on
6.8 anymore. None of them are engaging or exciting. The plot is nonsense that doesn't interest in the slightest way or have any uniqueness to it.
6.7 are thrown together in order to capture the moment--all to force connections where none actually exist. Characters in the nine shorts that make up this film
6.7 big mope in this movie. Everyone literally just moped around, and they called it a movie. You could barely distinguish the zombie "employees
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0.8 a movie about a Mayan curse that causes a woman to give internal birth to snakes and have them spit out of her mouth. Nor would I
0.4fish out of water' combined with 'gender identity crisis', then by all means these 90 min, you could enjoy.<|im_end|>
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0.4 relative fame and popularity of Iron Eagle compared to Top Gun is almost entirely a reflection of the fame and popularity of Jason Gedrick compared to Tom Cruise
0.4 or Monster A-go-go over this any day. Avoid this film like the plauge!! Now excuse me while I go gouge out my eyes
0.4 he finally killed the leader of the gang....with a ROCKET LAUNCHER lol...destroying the whole side of the apartment building with it
0.4 time , but the most disappointing thing is that the director is also the same man who made ICE COLD IN ALEX and THE GUNS OF
0.4 two you could change the world...as you can guess I felt all five to the bottom of my twenty four year old soul. <br /><
0.4 in this film came when I spotted that this was the first (and probably the last) film to have in its credits a "Vomit Technician
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-3.5 I have often wondered if he is still alive.<|im_end|>
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-3.5 I'm surprised it's not seen more often.<|im_end|>
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-3.4. For the others it may be too much.<|im_end|>
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-3.4 better to watch a snowboarding documentary for sure.<|im_end|>
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-3.3 of comedy. Thank you very much, roommate.<|im_end|>
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0.5 Answer only Positive or Negative.
Review: So funny is the perfect way to describe this 12 minutes spoof of the original Star Wars. Hardware
0.5 from an enterprising team, done on the cheap but a fun way to pass an hour. If this is what they can do on a sho
0.5 think that the Spanish Academy should choose 'The Sea Within' in order to compete in the Oscar Awards. I liked other Spanish productions, such as
0.4 is a complete waste of time unless you want your time to be wasted and if you would like to see an unrealistic view of what happened back in
0.4 to do Darwin's nightmare or fish fillet...What a load of rubbish!<br /><br />The truth is the Nile perch has not dec
0.4 you will absolutely love the film. It is a nice ending to their TV series. <br /><br />It is clever and funny.<br
0.4 money on this movie...just read the book again...because it's terrible and nothing like the book!<|im_end|>
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0.4 or Negative.
Review: This is not a story. It's a bunch of psychic needles reaching for your subconscious. If you wait for a story
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-2.8 Daniels is fascinating (and courageous) to watch.<|im_end|>
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-2.8 women. But altogether this is an excellent film!<|im_end|>
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-2.8 away! Don't be fooled by the hype!<|im_end|>
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-2.8"!!! I give it 2 thumbs up !!!<|im_end|>
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-2.8 goes to show the band's territorial gain of attention<|im_end|>
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autoThe neuron fires on the conjunction ("or"/"and") linking paired opposite-quality terms, especially "good and/or bad". triggers: or, and, good and bad, good or badclaude-opus-4-8
18.9 that point in my life (I was 26). For better or worse, I strongly identified with the Holly Hunter character (and I'm
14.1 80s, as they reminisce and relive the good and bad moments of the show: both during and behind the scenes. Unfortunately
13.6 Streep's straying mom as a villain. They're neither good or bad as people -- they're simply bad at being married.<br /><
13.1 minds of humans and animals. The device can be put to both good and bad use, depending on whose hands it falls into. When two evil
13.0 vaguely familiar with some of his work. Through the words (both good and bad) of Louis Kahn's colleagues, you get a very good sense
12.8. The historical settings, the blatant class distinctions, and seeing the good and the bad on both sides of the dividing line held my attention throughout.
12.7 openly in a journal Pearl allows him to keep, examining notions of good and bad and personal responsibility, all the characters at some point in the film
12.5 especially young children in order to familiarize them with the notions of good and bad,sacred and evil.The toughest question asked by "Nazar
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-14.3 - "the good guys sometimes do bad things and the bad guys sometimes do good things" - dressed up into a racial setting to make it seem
-10.9 all showed glimpses of interest and potential, there have been more misses than hits. For proof, see: "White Noise", "Boog
-10.6 would find alien but who still dream the same dreams and have both bad and good to them. Boogie Nights draws you into their story from the
-10.5 this is a real chick flick, and the best example of an hate/love film.<|im_end|>
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-8.5 positive thing he said about that!) Wow, did this film stink or what? Where do I begin with why it did so? Well,
L15·N3728C-C+=+0.002 C−=+0.189 frac_active=0.13 act∈[-2.952,1.724] cue-sel=+0.01
autoThis neuron fires on conjunctions/transitions in lists or escalating plot descriptions (commas, "and", "to", and connective verbs like "get"/"a") that link enumerated dramatic elements, while being suppressed by adjectives denoting normality ("ordinary," "regular," "normal"). triggers: , (comma), and, to, get, aclaude-opus-4-8
1.7 that's only the beginning of the tale, as plastic explosives, drugs, gun-running, a creepy funeral home, bisexual assassins and a lonely
1.7 about a living scarecrow on the cornfield. When an initiation become a prank and cause the life a boy in jeopardy, the scarecrow comes
1.5 are totally cut off & beyond any outside help, and inevitably find their own sanity questioned as the madness spins out of control -- The Original STAR TRE
1.5 Dominczyk), an erotic dancer for the Carnival. Things soon get complicated when Archie falls in love with Divana and warns her of the
1.5 sort of third-world road movie, that careens from lush reverie to madcap comedy, it is distinguished by the stellar performance of Vijay
1.5 he stumbles on to a big case that involves corruption, black mail and murder. This is where the killings start. From start finish Fong
1.4 * Edgar the butler chase scenes and transition from a nice guy to an insane cat hater due to cat riddance plan gone bad<|im_end|>
1.4 the dead and dying Japanese soldiers hoping just for an end, through peace or death. Ichikawa's film is photographed in stunning B&W scope
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-3.0 prologue, is a powerful piece of horror! What is it about ordinary child dolls that make them so creepy? When the anonymous man, dressed
-2.9 is no blurriness or aura about them. They look just like regular people). They steal celery from the kitchen, move chairs around a la
-2.8 declared that they were fine. He was freed after the war and died in the East Germany.<br /><br />The film only presents the first
-2.8 Allan Poe tome about inmates taking over the asylum just before an otherwise "normal" outsider unwittingly joins the ranks without realizing until it is far too
-2.7, you would easily expect him to be a rebel and act like any average American would do in such a situation, ask what the f*** is
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autoThis neuron fires on stray/glitchy single characters inserted mid-word or mid-sentence (e.g. "sp4ectacle", "91,00o", a lone "?", "th@"), i.e. typo-like OCR/encoding artifact tokens breaking up normal words. triggers: 4, ?, o, @, 0claude-opus-4-8
10.1 enormous hit, in CinemaScope and Stereo was a wonderful eye popping sp4ectacle. I have the Lasser Disc version.m the only way
9.7 Hunt, (Barbara Stanwyck) has given up her practice? What's there to do?<br /><br />Kirk (F
8.10 surrounded men of the Sixth Army, 91,00o were taken prisoners, of whom only 6,000 returned
7.9 - with those two pairing off against Dunne and two other dancers -0 is called "Trading Taps" and is terrific fun to watch,
7.8 friend, Jang Seung-up (Choi Min-shik),?receive inspiration.<br /><br />The costumes and the art direction are
7.7 is fearless in film and performance, totally mesmerising, a shame th@ Bogosians other big role was the villain in Under Siege 2
7.4 for directing this. Eduardo Manzanos Brochero should'voe been blacklisted just for writing something so awful.Don't rent this
7.1 of the movie <br /><br />" In terms of what Theo ? " <br /><br />In terms of everything , but especially excitement
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autoThis neuron fires on tokens that complete a multi-word proper name or title (often the second word/possessive suffix), e.g. "Green" in "The Green Butchers," "of" in "Bridges of Madison County," and possessive "'s" in "Devil's Advocate" or "Grey's Anatomy." triggers: Green, of, 's, lo, isclaude-opus-4-8
11.9 you might think the subtitle-reading is, however, is "The Green Butchers." It's by far the best foreign film I've ever
11.4 liked more focus on them. The film reminded me in places of Bridges of Madison County, and that film was far better. I really felt for
11.0 a few I´d call perfect like Fight Club or Koyaanisqatsi! Subconscious Cruelty is now one of them
10.9 by Oscar-Winner:Taylor Hackford (Against All Odds, Devil's Advocate, Dolores Claiborne) made an fascinating true-life story
10.8 Isiaiah has left this movie far behind with the success of Grey's Anatomy, Ice-T with his regular role on NYPD Special Unit and T
10.8 When normally good actors like John Rhys-Davies and Giancarlo Espositto come off as rank amateurs, you can imagine how ab
10.7 local bank. Personally, I think Jimmy Stewart deserved it for "It's a Wonderful Life," which also deserved the Best Picture Award, but clearly
10.7ary Swank again, such a great actor, as proved in Million Dollar Baby (but that's Eastwood too), here dressed in the contemporary
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-8.7ale had passed away & was replaced by Only when i laugh actor Chris Strauli.<br /><br />I myself felt this gave the film a
-7.8 character's soul-baring pronouncement with some meditative minor-seventh-chord music and long-shot nature cutaways. But when someone said something
-7.5acial intolerance figures as the primary theme in the Robert Schaefer and Eric Freiwald screenplay. Having written 13 episodes of "The
-7.2 all lavished on even more difficult to bear. To quote Paramount chief Robert Evans, "24 million dollars worth of film and no picture".
-6.8 T. Heffron, Teleplay...Paul F. Edwards, Patricia Green, Douglas Heyes, Kathleen A. Shelley.<br /><br
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autoThis neuron fires on punctuation and delimiter tokens (HTML break tags "/>", hyphens, opening parentheses and quotation marks) in movie-review text, particularly at boundaries introducing parenthetical or quoted asides. triggers: />, -, ' (, '', "claude-opus-4-8
8.0 a putrid Wahlberg), but when it all came<br /><br />down to it, the real "stars" of this picture were the
7.2 Fiction and stylized gangster films, Thursday is an entertaining, off-putting and hilarious thrill-ride. An amazingly eclectic mix of over
7.0 on DVD. It's fun, fast and entertaining. The only thing (and I guess it's a big thing) is that we are really
6.9, looking like the theoretical love child of Whoopi Goldberg<br /><br />and Rick James, quickly wears on the nerves with his constant<br /><
6.6 sprightly mix more suited for a square dance or a cheesy episode of 'Hee-Haw'. These scenes practically derail the main story.<br
6.5political correctness" written all over it. Its kind of like the movie "SPIRIT" in which a horse wants to be free but those
6.5 to see it is how stark a contrast it is from legal dramas like "Boston Legal" or "Ally McBeal" or even "
6.3 there is nothing left to watch at all! I would give this a "0" if it were possible.<|im_end|>
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-14.5 "Friday Foster" with Pam Grier. For a more realistic blax experience try "Black Heat".<|im_end|>
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-11.5.<br /><br />This one is strictly for hardcore fans of blaxploitation. I saw it out of sheer curiosity, and I
-10.9 nature? Or is it simply just to see a story about Berlevåg Mens-Choir, about their life and some of the trips they
-10.8 that was the very foundation of the TV series, actually writes out the Fourmiles almost entirely after the first half-hour. The plot, if
-10.5 some reason, they can't just make a long fight? the old deathmatch is way better.<|im_end|>
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autoThis neuron fires on modal/qualifying words and adverbs in evaluative review prose ("would," "could," "commonly," "true," "superior") and is strongly suppressed at the assistant turn-start newline token. triggers: would, could, commonly, true, superiorclaude-opus-4-8
1.8 Outer Space" was the worst movie ever made, and would remain so for all time. To put things in perspective, though, we also thought
1.8 Gosling gives an incredible performance that really only somebody of his extreme talent could deliver. Somehow, Gosling is able to make the killer of an
1.6.
Review: Aslan Adam, or Lionman as it's more commonly known amongst English speaking audiences, starts with an epic battle as King Solomon
1.3 just another lightweight Bollywood musical. To some extent, this might even be true, especially because the producers had to be sure that the film succeeded with
1.3berg.Need i say anymore?This truly is as bad as you would expect. Sheriff Tom Palmer(Guttenberg)and Anna Montgorm
1.2 is Tarantino's most mature piece of film-making - technically his most superior - including the last great performance elicited from Robert De Niro.
1.2and sometimes too much) of cutaway gags has been its main stay since the first season. While some hit the nail on the head (
1.2 late 60s/early 70s Euro sex movies can give off, then look no further for you have just stumbled across the
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-3.5 souls will ever make the mistake of renting it.<|im_end|>
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-3.4 away! Don't be fooled by the hype!<|im_end|>
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-3.4 belief, even for a fan of bad cinema.<|im_end|>
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-3.4 belief, even for a fan of bad cinema.<|im_end|>
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-3.4 all cost, you'll be glad you did.<|im_end|>
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autoThe neuron fires on the coordinating conjunction "and" (and similar pronoun starts like "i"/"you") that begins a clause continuing a personal opinion/judgment, typically in review text. triggers: and, i, youclaude-opus-4-8
5.7grading light - then this movie is for you. I don't , and it wasn't.<|im_end|>
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4.9 role of the film (obviously). He's not an actor, and it shows, but his performance is actually the best in the film.
4.320 minutes on it...<br /><br />the only and i repeat the ONLY effect that they used is a weird kapoera (
4.0 manage to sway my opinion). This isn't one of those movies, and I think you should take in to consideration the characters of those who praise
3.9 on HBO and not released in theaters. Please don't watch this if you have any self respect.<|im_end|>
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3.9 that they didn't get to know what happened, but to me, and to many others, I'm sure, just adds another dimension to the
3.8 part would be the actors, even tho that they were really really crap.they were reading the script without expression. quite boring. i would rather
3.8 a real as it could get. But don't watch this movie if you expect great mystery or a real plot, or even some kind of story
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-4.6 taste. Claude's beige knitted tie was a hot trend of 1979,
-4.3 someone.<br /><br />The best joke was were one guy asks "Why are you talking to your watch?". And the best scene was
-4.2 it looks very fake; especially the blood - dude, c'mon, purple blood? But, if you're a fan of gore videos,
-4.2, and it went on for just enough time for me to wonder, "What is that? Where is that mannequin in relation to the
-4.1 were longer. The ending came kind of abruptly and had me saying, "that's it!?" But once it starts to take it's toll
L22·N3424C+C+=+0.230 C−=+0.001 frac_active=0.95 act∈[-10.305,15.054] cue-sel=-0.08
autoThis neuron fires on the opening parenthesis or quotation mark that introduces an actor's name or a film/work title (e.g. "(Robert Mitchum)", '"Black Moon"'). triggers: (, ", -Be)claude-opus-4-8
15.1 (Robert Young), dry and by-the-book, and Sergeant Keeley (Robert Mitchum), a thoughtful and experienced friend who knows Mitchell is incapable
15.0 Padalecki) "The Lead Character's Sibling/(Soon-To-Be)Reformed Jerk": Nick (Chad Michael Murray)
14.6, TJ Breckenridge (Gila Golan), Tuck Kirby (James Franciscus), and the rest of the cast/characters enter
14.6, Liz had a caring therapist (Anne Heche), a caring roommate (Michele Williams), a caring boyfriend (Jason Biggs), and
14.5Joe Dallesandro, who is in the underrated Louis Malle picture "Black Moon") as he makes his rounds, sleeping and modeling around to
14.1 film by underrated director Alberto De Martino ("The Antichrist", "The Killer is on the Phone") is a truly suspenseful but incom
14.0 (1978- completed by Zeki Okten) and "Baba-The Father" (1971) have been considered
14.0io Laurenti as Martin Newlin but there are rumours that Joe D'Amato did the honours, either way to be honest despite it
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-10.3br />During two hours,the characters do not stop playing around,dancing,listening to jazz records(a music which was not still part of the bourgeois
-9.8 my feelings about this pathetic waste of human effort. Artless, self- indulgent, thoughtless, and just bad. Bad beyond comprehension.
-9.8 switching from the past (gulliver's travels) to the present (gulliver in the insane asylum). But it really is the best
-9.5 this painful plot to the end with as much 'bizarre' and 'goof' as is humanly possible. <br /><br />
-9.3ous ambient backdrop, light-hearted, casual, yet engaging topics, eye-pleasing, appetite wrenching meals, and her hearty smile and laugh
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autoThis neuron fires on words/tokens within multi-word movie/work titles (especially capitalized interior words like "Is," "Most," "of"), marking the continuation of proper-noun title phrases. triggers: Is, Most, of, Richard, "claude-opus-4-8
17.0ress" in his mild 1953 comedy "The Moon Is Blue," Preminger went far beyond what any movie had attempted with "
11.2 as if he were stealing a car is very funny. The face of Richard Grieco looks like a white version of Michael Jackson and is horrible.
11.2 tells us.<br /><br />Not since "It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World" has the cameo formula been used so
10.5.<br /><br />Though Garfield is the main reason to watch "Four Daughters," there are other flashes of brilliance to enjoy. Hungarian
9.9 a few evil deeds, he becomes a real boy who becomes America's Most Wanted? Personally, I think the concept of an evil Geppetto
9.7 reality, however, nothing could be further from the truth. A Tale of Two Sisters provides a series of unassailably objective facts that help
9.4 from this series. Think of Monty Python's And Now For Something Completely Different.....<br /><br />If you liked Airplane 1
9.1 likes of RISING DAMP, ROBIN'S NEST, ARE YOU BEING SERVED? and so on. With the ON THE B
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-10.3 and on Joe Dante's 1981 werewolf film THE HOWLING. These effects are indeed quite spectacular and graphic, and even today
-10.3White and Elmer Bernstein for Best Music, Scoring of a Dramatic or Comedy Picture. Indeed, Elmer Bernstein made a name for himself
-9.691 documentary about Gary Cooper - "Gary Cooper: American Life, American Legend" gives us a look at the tremendous, all-American star through
-9.4 film Stewie Griffin: The Untold Story, is MINDNUMBINGLY horrible. Thank goodness it went straight to DVD.<br
-9.3ubi of Naruto ?? Not once does he turn demon... I mean ... COME ON !!! My advice is... see the series ( until episode
L19·N2889C+C+=+0.274 C−=+0.001 frac_active=0.93 act∈[-7.302,3.517] cue-sel=-0.10
autoThis neuron is suppressed strongly by the word "of" (especially in "one of the" constructions) and activates positively on various other tokens following content words, suggesting it tracks an absence-of-"of" / function-word distinction at a token position. triggers: and, have, them, [space], raclaude-opus-4-8
3.5 you know, Clooney and the stupid girl are rescued by Cheech and leaves the family-less homeless in the middle of Mexico. End of story
3.3 value if you did not have the experience of seeing it back in the 60s. My score of 8/10 takes its
3.2 technology of 1980 and transplanting it to the year 1950 and interviewing all the generals and politicians on both sides
3.0 his greater successes in the years to come. Winona Ryder as Myra is the most one noty character in the film. She teases
2.9. What does the book or anything related to the content of the book have to do with the plot of the movie "Chaos"? Nothing.
2.8 used to, but the presence of strict government enforcing of a message gives them a surreal edge. They certainly don't resemble the musicals made in
2.8 with half wearing their everyday clothes (Parkers are big in post apocalyptic Liverpool - apparently) and the other half wearing costumes from the leftovers of
2.8 movie! <br /><br />9/10<|im_end|>
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-7.3 by the stellar performance of Vijay Raaz, who has become one of India's busier actors after his appearance as the event planner in M
-7.1, drawing you into the life and career of Harry Nilsson, one of the most overlooked musical talents of the 1960's and
-6.5 a male choir up in Berlevåg in the very northern part of Norway, where the weather is cold and hostile, the days are dark
-6.1 only Positive or Negative.
Review: A very courageous attempt to bring one of the most intricate books of literature to the screen. The story manages to
-5.7 loving look back at the life and times, music and relationships of one of music's true legends. Harry Nilsson deserves to be up there with
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autoThis neuron fires on hyphens and apostrophes/quotation marks that join or compound words (e.g. "pseudo-", "well-acted", "half-", "nell'", quoted terms). triggers: -, ', ", pseudo-, well-claude-opus-4-8
12.9 penalty upon those who made the world watch "Shark rosso nell'oceano" - which is, admittedly, a ripoff of the
12.5 bad after being infected by the blood of Dracula and becoming a half- werewolf/vampire creature, coming to a tragic end. At
11.6 actors, continuity-glitches, crappy sound, depressing locations, a pseudo- cool snipes, i really had to force myself to finish the movie
11.5 time.<br /><br />With its dreary, muddled pseudo-philosophical plot, and an extremely bland performance from leading man Everett
11.0 were a lot of disturbing pathos about what is it to be a "Mongolian". The dialog is primitive and the scenes with dialog are
10.9 /><br />If you're looking for an overproduced, well-acted flick, look elsewhere. But if you like old-school style Italian
10.6 goes, you gotta to do what you gotta do and the other two 'chapters' had to follow in quick succession... <br /><br
10.3br />During two hours,the characters do not stop playing around,dancing,listening to jazz records(a music which was not still part of the bourgeois
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-17.3 former hippie to fully appreciate this, because aside from some dated fashions, music and dialogue, it doesn't really have a thing going
-14.1 to go to shock value.....have them killed in the darkest of fashions. Okay ..... the audience was shocked......sickened....dis
-13.6 in from Australia, apparently goes straight to the Commissioner's house (rather unwisely seeking to arrest him during a black-tie reception), saves
-13.3 Wolfgang Petersen and even has a score by the great Ennio Morricone. This one is a real roller coaster ride of a thriller!
-13.1 heat wailing in your ears to a tune composed by Ennio Morricone (that's not an insult towards Morricone). The use
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autoNeuron fires on the infinitive marker "to" following verbs like "have"/"need"/"want" (and on "move"), i.e. "to + verb" constructions. triggers: to, move, have to, need to, wait toclaude-opus-4-8
2.9 entire film! My suggestion is to save yourself a few bucks and wait to see this turkey on cable.<|im_end|>
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2.0 almost completely depressed at the same time. I don't think I need to point out which one, but then again, I'm sure there are
1.6 /><br />Luckily I saw this on Showtime and didn't have to actually pay any extra money to see it or waste a spot in my
1.5 Raiders of the Lost Ark, and involved... well, you'll have to see that bit for yourself. Yet often the pace is leaden,
1.4 negative? Answer only Positive or Negative.
Review: May I never have to go to this hospital [or hospice, if I want to be
1.4 finally got to see it on cable... I was hooked! Wanted to move to California and be a Valley Girl.. (Hey, I even remember
1.4 strange, disturbing but intriguing film. I don't think I ever needed to see what a human being can do with his butt, and I doubt
1.4 couple of nice jazzy tunes like the memorable "Everybody wants to be a cat", good voice acting and some terrific animation for it's time
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-1.9more at home' with the times. Simply costuming kids into pre-90's grunge-wear and settling others into `disco
-0.7 Malibu. I lived there in the Heartbreak Hotel days, pre-Beachboys, next to that surfer kid Bob Cooper up on
-0.6 have graced the screen while Shue looks more like a Berkely preppy slumming it for a summer than some seasoned street-walker
-0.6 the cards from Faith and visits each place, starting in Amsterdam, then moving on to Paris and she wants to end up the trip in Portugal,
-0.6 movie review positive or negative? Answer only Positive or Negative.
Review: > This show is the single greatest thing to come out of America since The
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autoThis neuron fires on tokens that begin or anchor a proper noun/title or fragment within film/show reviews (e.g. ">", "Cord", "anh", "@"), and is suppressed by ordinary function/connective words inside parenthetical asides ("in", "this", "wears", "oes"). triggers: >, @, Cord, anh, andclaude-opus-4-8
8.2 This show is the single greatest thing to come out of America since The > Simpsons. Not only does it have thousands of new ideas, but it
7.8 is fearless in film and performance, totally mesmerising, a shame th@ Bogosians other big role was the villain in Under Siege 2
7.8 those scenes are quite disgusting. Anyway it's one of the three best and most complete Fulci films I've seen (the others are House By
7.6 and that's no bad thing. Unlike his previous effort, The Fifth Cord (which was your 'classic' Giallo) Luigi Bazz
7.6 review positive or negative? Answer only Positive or Negative.
Review: Reanhauer (Bill Roy) is the leader of a desert-dwelling
7.6 It's resolutely silly and juvenile, so if you want a good bit of serious Hong Kong action, look to a John Woo or Yuen
7.6 Positive or Negative.
Review: this has to be one of the best and most useful shows on TV. keys to the v.i.p. demonstrates
7.5 *have* to be an entry for SF Brownrigg's ubiquetous exercize in Asylum Horror. Every time I watch this movie
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-8.3 effects were bold and sharp. The music - from the game that (in my opinion) had the best game soundtrack EVER, transfered beautifully to
-8.2 The beautiful Kelly Preston and the always likeable (or hateable in this case) Alec Baldwin are both good in their roles even though Preston is
-8.2 black. You know the ones with air holes that make every adult who wears them look like a complete tool. Of course the bass fishing boat they
-8.1 movie).Just another big-budget-made-to-someone-who-doesn't-like-to-think-much.It's not even scary.
-8.0 the arrival of their baby son, John Jnr (unexpected and causing additional friction at home with mother), the couples' angst about their marriage,
L22·N4773C+C+=+0.291 C−=-0.000 frac_active=0.89 act∈[-12.28,17.884] cue-sel=-0.14
autoNeuron fires on interior words of movie/film titles (e.g., "Is" in "The Moon Is Blue", "Wide" in "Eyes Wide Shut", "Not There", "the Bandit", "-ood" in "Stood Still"). triggers: Is, Wide, Not, the (Bandit), ood (Stood)claude-opus-4-8
17.9ress" in his mild 1953 comedy "The Moon Is Blue," Preminger went far beyond what any movie had attempted with "
15.1much more so, say, than with Kubrick's "Eyes Wide Shut".<|im_end|>
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14.9 all of her roles in the past, especially in the fantastic "She's the Man." For that reason alone, "Sydney White" was
14.2 transformation into the killing machine she once was with the song "She's Not There" playing in the background. What follows is Geena and Samuel
13.8ts top five movies, along with Deliverance, Smokey and the Bandit, Boogie Nights and City Heat. He also directed this
13.7 following films: The Thing from another World, The Day the Earth Stood Still, War of the Worlds (1953 & 2
13.1 his parts in "The Man In the Moon" and "Dazed and Confused". He is helped out by exceptional work from his supporting cast
12.9 photographs of the two stars and the tag line "You'll P*** Yourself Laughing". When you'd finished washing your hands, the circle had
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-12.3, except for one thing.<br /><br />YOU DON'T GET TO SEE IT MUCH ANYMORE !!!! Then again, maybe that's because
-12.2 Christmas - were both highly inventive and entertaining films, but Children Shouldn't Play with Dead Things just doesn't cut it. The plot line follows
-12.0 as if he were stealing a car is very funny. The face of Richard Grieco looks like a white version of Michael Jackson and is horrible.
-10.0 comedy sketches! Pedro is obviously based on Lennie from Of Mice And Men, and you almost keep expecting him to say "Duh,
-10.0 the whole production company: WHAT THE HELL WERE YOU THINKING WHEN PENNING THE SCRIPT?" Obviously these people are so fixated on the
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autoThis neuron fires on Latinate prefixes/word-roots at sub-word boundaries that begin longer words (e.g. "sup"-ernatural, "sup"-plant, "un"-accounted, "per"-verted, "infinit"-um). triggers: sup, infinit, un, per, plantclaude-opus-4-8
8.8 season??) i would like to see her come back into their "supernatural" lives especially Dean's. Also I like the fact the
8.2, therefore, the cycle of the shame of ignorance will continue...ad infinitum...<|im_end|>
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8.0 been at least a cheat that allowed players to have access to a "supernatural" weapon, like the all-powerful BFG in the
7.9. I can only assume that this episode was presented as a filler to supplant the other two episodes first aired on that date. All in all
7.1 of the finale.<br /><br />Still, there was one thing unaccounted for, and I kept waiting the entire movie for it.
7.0 making this film, or watching this film. Maybe someone somewhere has their perverted desires fulfilled. There is simply no excuse or reasons for the existence
7.0 manage to sew their mouths shut without a struggle? And perhaps the biggest unsolved mystery of all... how does a 6'2" man
7.0 of the film. Much of the runtime is spent watching the various characters sup American lager, and it's not very fascinating; although Bava
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-8.5 or Negative.
Review: I've liked Milos Forman's movies since I saw "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest"
-8.5 the divide between well bred & well fed Duchess and the street born O'Malley.<|im_end|>
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-8.2 graverobbers (played by Dominic Monaghan and Larry Fessenden) who end up digging up more than just silent, immobile corpses
-8.0 very good, plus Eric Jungmann(Adam) and Justin Urich(Harley) had fantastic chemistry together. One of the funniest moments
-7.9 innovated a false guilt for Toni to rape his beauty wife (Lisi) but he failed in this trap because he faced the strength of L
L23·N1116C-C+=+0.008 C−=+0.273 frac_active=0.07 act∈[-19.233,60.874] cue-sel=-0.20
autoThis neuron fires on the first capital-letter token (often "M", "G", "B") that begins a proper noun—typically names in a list of titles or cast members. triggers: M, G, B, Mifune, Goorceyclaude-opus-4-8
60.9White Noise", "Boogeyman", "The Jacket", "Mindhunters", and "Alone in the Dark". Imagine my
60.5 Billy Halop (as Tommy), Bobby Jordan (as Angel), Leo Gorcey (as Spit), Huntz Hall (as Dippy),
60.2 first three in the series, Festen, Idioterne, and Mifune. They were all great, Festen being a masterpiece,
59.6 Zeek, Lauren Tewes, Mickey Jones, Iilana B'tiste, Jerry Giles, and Howard Morris! The acting by all
59.0 Arabic prison during the third century crusades, and together with a 'Moor' as they were called in those days, he executes a cunning
57.9 Liz had a caring therapist (Anne Heche), a caring roommate (Michele Williams), a caring boyfriend (Jason Biggs), and a
57.7't like at all though, is that the main characters, like 'Mandras' and Pelagia's father weren't greek actors
57.5 really just a luxury for the rich and free ?? Elaine Cassidy as "Maud Lilly" and Sally Hawkins as "Sue Trinder" both
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autoThis neuron fires on punctuation and structural break tokens — especially the `<br />` HTML line-break tag and commas — within movie-review prose, while being suppressed on capitalized word fragments. triggers: " />", ",", "Ĺ", "-to", "("claude-opus-4-8
11.8's the gist of the story.what follows is action,excitement,even a bit of humour,and forbidden romance.one of Jed's friends,G
11.7nothing magical. Seth Green's character is perfect and the<br /><br />running Napster jokes (including a cameo by Napster founder,<br
11.2 plays Lockley's assistant. She helps Norris with his<br /><br />investigation, they make goo goo eyes at each other, and our
11.2 this was full of (silly) clichés and<br /><br />that it basically tried to hard. <br /><br />To the
11.0 big-budget-made-to-someone-who-doesn't-like-to-think-much.It's not even scary. It's revol
10.5 views of Israel's largest metropolis. It's also pretentiousÂĹone of those movies that leaves you guessing at its meaning until you ultimately
10.5FULL RIDE has all the elements we love to see in a movie--great acting, admirable characters, exciting sports scenes, poignant drama, and
10.4ense Klaus Kinski is "Blackmann" in the film-within-a-film, "Footprints On The Moon". <br /><br
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-8.3 I HOPE WE CAN SEE THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CASEY AND CAPPY NOW THAT THEY WILL PROBABLY STAY TOGETHER
-6.2. See Father Damien as a priest/psychologist in the original THE EXORCIST for a bit more realistic portrayal of a skeptic-turned-bel
-5.9ENTAL, PLANES, TRAINS AND AUTOMOBILES and UNCLE BUCK.<br /><br />0 out of 5<|im_end|>
-5.8 eat a candy bar, I mean a CANDY BAR WHAT THE HELL. So she ends up being the first victim because of stupidity,
-5.3 really wish I was there to tell the whole production company: WHAT THE HELL WERE YOU THINKING WHEN PENNING THE SCRIPT?" Obviously these
L20·N4595C+C+=+0.235 C−=+0.005 frac_active=0.95 act∈[-11.279,10.36] cue-sel=-0.24
autoThis neuron fires on words/sub-words that form part of hyphenated compounds or set phrases (e.g. "-of-action", "based-on-a-true-story", "sex-change", "took a nosedive"), peaking on connective tokens within multi-word constructions. triggers: -of, -on, lost, sex, tookclaude-opus-4-8
10.4, Albert Pyun and direct to DVD-flicks from faded men-of-action. You may even have seen Death Tunnel, Ghost Lake and a
10.0, Anne Providence, is superb, acting without compromise like a child, lost alone on her search for a own female identity in a real man´s
9.9 being caddies at country clubs. With this backdrop, this based-on-a-true-story unfolds with a young, working class boy who takes
9.8 Grant succeeds only in wasting his rich talent. Lori Singer's career also took a nosedive with this one.<br /><br />Special effects
9.8. The second story is about a transvestite who really wants a sex-change and not just wants to dress up as a woman, but it
9.7 dancing, and having a good time; the spirit of the 1970's. OK, back to the performances.<br /><br
9.5icking bad. Mr. Magoo -- more like Mr. Ma-who? This movie could have scarred me for life had I watched the
9.5blood in and blood out" and now he has proved to all who have see his works his potential to become a critically acclaimed film maker with genuine
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-11.3<|im_start|>system
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autoThe neuron fires on the newline token immediately following the `<|im_end|>` turn-end marker, right before `<|im_start|>assistant`. triggers: \n (after <|im_end|>)claude-opus-4-8
34.8 />My score: 2 (out of 10)<|im_end|>
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34.8 up royally. Overall, 4 out of 10<|im_end|>
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34.7 great soundtrack. I wish Hollywood made kid movies like this one...<|im_end|>
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34.6 Doug and Chappy. Something's going on between 'em!)<|im_end|>
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34.5 well acted as well (and I think well chosen, too).<|im_end|>
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34.5 to elicit sobs.<br /><br />Grade: A<|im_end|>
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34.5 I too wouldn't be surprised if it became a cult classic.<|im_end|>
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34.5 that you will be most impressed. Give this one a shot!<|im_end|>
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L23·N4069C-C+=+0.020 C−=+0.607 frac_active=0.15 act∈[-32.809,22.856] cue-sel=-1.94
autoThis neuron fires on word-fragments beginning multi-token words, especially the "cr" subword that starts "cringe"/"cruddy," and is suppressed by parentheses/quotes introducing proper names (actor credits). triggers: cr, pl, h(angers), ingeclaude-opus-4-8
22.9antly thudding pseudo-John Carpenter synthesizer score, and a cruddy, herky-jerky stop motion animation wormoid thingie
21.8 In the long run, it probably could have done without. Despite some cringe moments, this aspect didn't hinder my enjoyment of it. For
20.8 you wanna cringe. I have seen it countless times and yet I cringe myself! So what is the attraction here? I think that for
20.6 these two episodes, and a return to poor pacing, bad plotting and cringe worthy humour/satire.<br /><br />Dalek
20.0, quickly wears on the nerves with his constant<br /><br />complaining and Eddie Murphy-patented facial expressions.<br /><br />
20.0adder out of a much smaller toolkit.<br /><br />The paperhangers go to work in a sanitarium, and there are the
19.9 beautiful downtown Atlanta (novelist Diehl's hometown) and the uncluttered, circa 1979 look of the city would
19.7 something to think about. However poor production, an obviously small budget, crapy acting from the main character, and several side actors really detract
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-32.8 college women, Simona (Iva Krajnc), Alja (Tanja Potocnik), and Zana (Pia Zem
-32.8 (1978- completed by Zeki Okten) and "Baba-The Father" (1971) have been considered
-30.0 her friends, Nobu (Sadako Sawamura), Tamae (Chikako Hosokawa), and Tomi (Yuko M
-29.2anov, nearly a hell on earth. When Vera's lover Sergei (Andrey Sokolov) moves in with her family, it leads
-29.0borah Kerr) trying to smuggle her former love, a Hungarian scientist (Jason Robards, Jr.), out of Hungary during the Hungary Revolt
L23·N2607C-C+=+0.009 C−=+0.204 frac_active=0.10 act∈[-50.545,42.581] cue-sel=-3.19
autoThis neuron fires on tokens at boundaries that precede or contain numbers/digits and parenthetical insertions (e.g., a "(" introducing an actor name, an age in parentheses, a URL segment, a hyphenated name), often a space token right before a digit. triggers: [[6]] (in URL), " (" before name, " " before "28"/"3", "-M" in Yi-Mouclaude-opus-4-8
42.6 that is at the website address Http://www.petitiononline.com/6600F/petition.html that originally was trying to get
38.7 Latour. And she really loves her husband, Maurice Martineau (Bernard Blier). Martineau is something of a sad sack
36.4 accept that children can accept this fact. I am living proof (currently 28 yrs old) that children can accept this fact and from time
35.4I wish HK movie makers will learn some lessons from directors like Zhang Yi-Mou or Ang Lee, and finally make a movie that's both visually
35.2 into his fantasy woman.<br /><br />It apparently took Braff 3 years to write the script for Garden State (3 years to write
34.3 in the history of film making anywhere in the world. It took me 3 efforts to watch this movie. The first time I fell asleep after
33.7 is an extraterrestrial from the planet K-PAX, which resides 1000 light-years away, circling the binary star system
33.6 or negative? Answer only Positive or Negative.
Review: I've waited 9 years to watch this film, simply because i never saw it advertised
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-50.5 they didn't have on uniforms, BUT THEY WERE ALL CARRYING MACHINE GUNS (which incidentally change sound effects throughout the film,
-45.8 unlike most prior films, which strongly implied this, BLACK MAMA, WHITE MAMA shows an awful lot of skin as a horny female prison guard
-44.9as Matthew Sharpe), being a kid, draws pictures of "The Blue Man", as his murder spree begins. Handsome detective John Novak
-42.8 from the streets and Edgar. Also features appearances by British geese, American southern hound dogs (what they were doing in France is anyone's
-42.4 her Carol Hammond in Lucio Fulci's A LIZARD IN A WOMAN'S SKIN as Alice, a young woman thrust into a
L22·N82C+C+=+1.575 C−=+0.000 frac_active=0.99 act∈[-7.158,34.55] cue-sel=-3.32
autoThis neuron fires on hyphenated/prefixed compound constructions, peaking on the connector or prefix piece ("-to" in "hand-to-hand"/"wall-to-wall", "-t" in "day-to-day", and "un" in "unworldly"/"untried"). triggers: -to, -t, un, issclaude-opus-4-8
34.5 long for the old days before 12-lane interstates crisscrossed the city, a cinematographer's dream at that time.
32.9. They just try to stick stakes in them in the middle of hand-to-hand combat. Yeah, not exactly brilliant tactics.<br /><br />
32.3 to praise the movie. Just as the way the life goes in day-today atmosphere, the movie has been taken. Though the songs in Indian
31.4 this is essentially your umpteenth vigorously graphic and unrelenting wall-to-wall cheap shock-ridden "Evil Dead" rehash, re
30.8 the fashion world and have always loved watching stunning women being made even more unworldly with make up and perfect lighting. But I wonder where are
30.7The film finds it's conclusion, but not without leaving any cliché untried. I didn't care for the white-trash characters who came
30.2 a gal, we have thrust at us the following types: seemingly "unemployeds" and frequent drug users, along with one individual who is
30.2 in love with his Chinese mistress but was forced into marriage with a (unbeknownest to him) lesbian. They only have sex once when
L23·N3972C+C+=+0.320 C−=+0.035 frac_active=0.81 act∈[-32.13,33.992] cue-sel=-6.42
autoNeuron fires on common function words ("generally", "can", "to", a quote-opening `"`) that appear right at a clause boundary leading into the main predicate/action of a sentence; it is suppressed on word-internal sub-word fragments (e.g. "und", "ug", "ey", "am"). triggers: generally, can, to, ", (clause-pivot function words)claude-opus-4-8
34.0pieces of Eisenstein or the somber meditations of Tarkovsky generally come to mind. They're great films sure, but generally not the
33.6 their roles wonderfully) , nor the visual and sound power of some sequences can do anything to save the movie. What a pity.<br /><br
33.5 The story is about an English colonialist jerk that comes to Malaysia to "civilize the savages" so to speak and ends up falling in
33.3Spoilers ahead** An old famous opera singer is retired and she decides to give all the money she has to her cats. Her butler hears
32.5 Not even the presence of Puddy and the voice of Banky Edwards can save it. Bow. Wow.<br /><br />It was also
32.0.
Review: Imagine if you will: four teen students have an assignment to spend the night in a haunted house in St. Francisville, Louisiana
31.7, Tenebre, and Suspiria. (i still can't find Inferno anywhere.) it's one of those movies that has a
31.6) and welcome gratuitous nudity (from busty Anna Fialchi) can save. I am at a loss to understand the amount of in-depth
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-32.1 , Rab c Nesbit he ain't. The series miraculously trundled on with duffers like Carry on Behind ,and Carry on England
-32.0which I'm pretty sure ought to be titled "My Boss' Daugther", grammatically speaking), revolves around its hapless male lead,
-31.1 but it's a good buddy flick.<br /><br />Tom Dey (Shanghai Noon) directs this hell of a movie. From start
-29.7 Naked Gun fame). And we're introduced to Carlson on the Amalgamated Board of Directors (Dan Castellaneta from The Simpsons) who
-29.5 other secret agents to get to the bottom of things before the Gargoyles run amok. Unfortunately, the premise is completely lost in bad
Qwen/Qwen2.5-0.5B-Instruct | cue=bad | 39 neurons (top-20 C+ ∪ top-20 C−) | corpus: 2000 balanced val reviews
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autoThis neuron fires on prominent/capitalized title or emphasis words in movie-related contexts (especially the salient noun in a film title or all-caps emphatic phrase), and is suppressed by prepositions/connectives ("near," "of," "to," "in"). triggers: LOVE, horror, Dollars, Look, ING (MOCKINGBIRD)claude-opus-4-8
noteSarcasm / scare-quoted titles
39.1's sake MAKE A REAL DAMN SWEEPING GRANDIOSE LOVE EPIC! Why bother with such laughably unconvincing second
39.1 and truly crazy "self-portrait" of an artist ("I make horror films. If I would make love films, no-one would buy tickets
38.2 apart from the opening which is a direct nod to "For a Few Dollars More", with Monco, Colonel Douglas Mortimer and El Indio
38.1 Character": Paige (Paris Hilton) "Characters Who Are Just Around To Look Pretty": Dalton (Jon Abrahams) & Blake (Robert Ri
37.5 movies like Top Gun. Even if it is just as subtly homo-erotic (check out the man-hug between Doug and Chappy.
37.4 in humanity than any Frank Capra movie or TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD. And most importantly, I wept. During the film
36.9 savage an entire business -- in this case, the "business" being television news -- but to do it with a smile, a wink, a
36.5 human journey by artistically expressing hope and respect for the positive values of life." Heartland gave that award to this film.<br /><br />
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-69.8 the house (ie the studio). The location shots filmed in the hills near Hollywood are the backdrop.<br /><br />I would not say this
-67.4.<br /><br />The film tells the story of the Irish town of Puckoon and the problems befallen upon it when the partition
-65.4 at the company station on the coast, and finally sets out upriver to find Kurtz's station
-65.0 Akasha (Aaliyah). When Lestat holds a concert in Death Valley he receives news that not only will angry vampires be there Ak
-63.3 later, with Creighton on the mend and in charge of an expedition to lay telegraph wire going west from Omaha. He hires Shaw as a
L20·N3126C+C+=+0.434 C−=+0.040 frac_active=0.38 act∈[-7.113,74.905] cue-sel=+4.69
autoThis neuron fires on tokens in fluent, opinionated film/movie review text, peaking on common function words ("for", "this", "you", "complete") that precede a noun being evaluated. triggers: for, this, you, completeclaude-opus-4-8
noteDismissive "avoid this movie" imperative ("Skip this", "stay away", "utter trash")
74.9 than a no holds barred unrated gore-fest that was intentionally made for video. Who were these guys kidding? Like this would have been released
74.2 your trophy! I will watch it again. Words cannot explain how entertaining this movie is. Pare's career must have dipped low, but I really
72.6initely some of the worst acting and scripting and music ever concocted for the film industry.<br /><br />Mike talks about how he and
72.5 I have seen in a long time. Skip this at all cost, you'll be glad you did.<|im_end|>
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72.1br /><br />This film can't even pass the "Soap Opera for Dummies" test. I'm sorry I have not read this award
71.7 ones with air holes that make every adult who wears them look like a complete tool. Of course the bass fishing boat they took to greet the cruise
71.3 charged element of the movie, which is cool and all, but in this movie it goes absolutely nowhere. Like I said, this is good for
69.5rible and embarrassing. Very disappointing. Don't waste your time on this utter trash. Watch My Wicked wicked ways if you want to learn about
L23·N1396C+C+=+0.682 C−=+0.071 frac_active=0.80 act∈[-91.955,46.752] cue-sel=+3.96
autoThe neuron fires strongly on the `<|im_start|>` chat-turn delimiter token (preceding "assistant"), and is suppressed by digit tokens within years in parentheses (e.g. the middle digit of "1982", "1972"). triggers: <|im_start|>claude-opus-4-8
noteNEGATIVE answer-readout — fires at the answer boundary after negative reviews
46.8 end refused to fight because there was lack of choreography.<|im_end|>
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46.7 did he feel the urge to use caps lock so much?<|im_end|>
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46.3 rather it was just a poor black sitcom by general standards.<|im_end|>
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46.2 horror, but this movie is lame, lame, lame.<|im_end|>
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46.1. I have seen worse from big studios with vast budgets.<|im_end|>
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46.1 really is a disaster movie, in more ways than one.<|im_end|>
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46.1 efforts. 5 for that, nothing for the original.<|im_end|>
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46.0 I had a good time guessing what next would go wrong...<|im_end|>
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-92.0988) or maybe even Conan the Barbarian (1982). The battle of Bannockburn was absolutely absurd. This
-91.1 only Positive or Negative.
Review: Stranded in Space (1972) MST3K version - a very not good TV movie pilot
-90.9 Hammer's THE CURSE OF FRANKENSTEIN (1957), Robert Day's CORRIDORS OF BLOOD is an odd
-88.2 adaptations about floods, are the following : 'Flood(1976)'directed by Earl Bellamy with Robert Culp and Barbara
-87.0jac)Production of THE HIGH AND THE MIGHTY (1954).* Pockets stuffed with cash and now having been noticed, the
L22·N2763C+C+=+0.435 C−=+0.015 frac_active=0.92 act∈[-18.182,19.971] cue-sel=+2.50
autoThe neuron fires on the open-parenthesis "(" that introduces an actor's real name immediately after a character name in film/cast descriptions. triggers: " (" (before actor name following character name)claude-opus-4-8
noteStructural: "(actor name)" cast-list parens
20.0's concerned about the fact that their 17 year-old daughter Kimberly (Amanda Crew) is dating a man named CJ (Ryan McDonell
19.6. Fast foward to a year later, where where Stella Bridger (Charlize Theron), John's daughter, is one of the
19.4 group meets survivors leaded by Crane (David Nerman) and Elena (Kate Greenhouse), and finds the inventor of the portal, Dr.
19.4orn. When Mary Elizabeth gets pregnant, her stressed and abusive sister Catherine (Denise Crosby) does not believe that she is virgin, but their
19.1 film. The story is cliché: a laundry girl, Nini (Françoise Arnoul), is discovered by a night club owner,
18.8 Paltrow), Jefferson proceeds to win the heart of Maria Cosway (Greta Scacchi), the wife of a homosexual English painter (
18.8ley) whose first love was Thomas (Matthew Rhys), the second (Sienna Miller) who is Thomas's wife. At times it reminds
18.7 Feast" is the same type of thing. Babette Harsant (Stephane Audran) is a French cook who flees her
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-18.2 gorgeously sexy Amber Newman the is main attraction; her sensuous presence overshadows the mildly attractive, Shauna O'Brien<br /><br />Plot
-16.9 follows. He continues to ask questions, ignoring the girls obvious traumatised atmosphere.<br /><br />The story is about two girls who
-16.8 of these films are supposedly based on the life of this great Kyokushin Karate master, you can't help but think that they MUST
-16.6 that worked as runners on the set, aid in producing anything as Earth-shatteringly poor as this again, then it'll be either because they
-15.7 be shot in someones basement (in some scenes you could see the rafters overhead in a scene that was not supposed to look like that of
L22·N64C+C+=+0.203 C−=+0.001 frac_active=0.97 act∈[-14.222,15.315] cue-sel=+1.32
autoThis neuron fires on verbs/phrases describing a decline, failure, or falling-short (especially "fall flat," "rise to," "lapsing into," "stops," "points down") and is suppressed by HTML `<br>` tags. triggers: fall, rise, ing (lapsing), stops, pointsclaude-opus-4-8
noteFailure verbs ("falls flat", "falls apart", "stops")
15.3.its also cheesy at times and pseudo-inspirational,but hose scenes fall flat. they should have left the original "Death Wish" on its
12.3. Why can't these actors just say no when these scripts ask them to carry on with this gutter language? Once enough actors, (especially the
11.4 but changing so much around definitely takes it, for me, a few points down.<|im_end|>
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11.1 the film is always compassionate and moving and is never in danger of lapsing into bad taste.<br /><br />A couple of years ago I
11.0" punches her enemy's liver out, Shaw collapses and the screenplay just stops. (Again, I will admit that this is very much in the
10.9 is a bad film--it certainly isn't. It just didn't rise to the level of being unforgettable or a film I strongly recommend you see
10.9ly, to my mind) in Maria's very presence, the illusion falls apart completely.<br /><br />No one today believes that Jefferson,
10.8 the death scene of Kersey's girlfriend. He just *walks away* after seeing her get blown up. It's little things like this
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-14.2 around the edges, manages to have a thoroughly sincere and pure heart.<br /><br />The story is similar to John Waters' "Low Down
-13.5 Little did I know that the rays where no where to be seen.<br /><br />Number one, the story line is so ridiculous that it
-13.4isonment.(Read further to know why am i mentioning this.)<br /><br />And i heaved a sigh of relief.Not that i
-13.2 toilet. The rest of the movie from that point was totally awful.<br /><br />I gave it 4 stars for the brilliant beginning alone
-13.2ye, Superman) continued as if nothing at all had transpired.<br /><br />TODAY'S subject, JAPOTEURS
L22·N811C+C+=+0.471 C−=+0.029 frac_active=0.86 act∈[-11.992,9.789] cue-sel=+1.27
autoThis neuron fires on tokens completing a multi-word phrase or set expression, especially the final/connective word in colloquial constructions (e.g. "pay-the-rent", "Worst Movie Ever", "what it truly is", "time would be better spent"). triggers: spent, Ever, THE, is, -theclaude-opus-4-8
noteEmphatic ALL-CAPS shouting ("WORST MOVIE Ever", "SHUT THE FRONT DOOR")
9.8 short appearance as a rich woman who hosts, of all things, pay-the-rent poker parties at her palatial home. And then the players
9.8 for the 372nd viewing- your time would be better spent(and a lot scarier as well)!<|im_end|>
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9.7 as "entertainement" on TV. What in Gods name was he thinking?<br /><br />This movie is filled with awful humor,
9.6SPOILER ALERT!! PLEASE DON'T READ IF YOU DON'T WANT THE MOVIE SPOILED!!*<br /><br />I was
9.5 or Negative.
Review: I think I've finally seen the Worst Movie Ever Made, and it hurts me to say that. As a big fan
9.4 tea", so to speak, then look at it for what it truly is- a damn funny movie. Maybe they DID set out to make yet
8.9 or negative? Answer only Positive or Negative.
Review: "SHUT THE FRONT DOOR" That's what I said when I was told that
8.8 is nothing left to watch at all! I would give this a "0" if it were possible.<|im_end|>
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-12.0...). It's a document of how chic much of the late-seventies was, contrary to the conventional wisdom that the era was all about
-11.7 />Now, of course, all that has changed. For the last 25-30 years in the network news business, the only
-10.9s, and unless they change their policies, will be so in another 20 years.<br /><br />Well written, well made,
-9.5 Negative.
Review: As a parent of two girls(14 and 11) I have grave doubts about this show and all the shows
-9.4. But the story is primarily about the characters and their friendship over about 10~15 years... and that those survived and deepened
L23·N1369C-C+=+0.005 C−=+0.435 frac_active=0.21 act∈[-37.639,5.619] cue-sel=+0.54
autoThis neuron fires on word-internal subword continuation fragments (the second piece of a split token, e.g. "unf", "urre", "-per", and split proper names) and is strongly suppressed by an opening quotation mark before a film title. triggers: unf, urre, -per, Kinnear (K), Godrèclaude-opus-4-8
noteStructural: rare proper-noun subwords
5.6 anyway?), Traci Lords, the queen of B movies, was horribly unfunny and ripped me and my friends off by not showing her boobs a
5.4 nurse, who is infatuated with a soap opera actor (Greg Kinnear), and who is married to Del, a cheating, stupid
5.1. It says it was a 2006 movie with Billy Zane and since I like him and couldn't sleep I thought I would
4.6man in the original). But, considering that the original was a near-perfect classic, why bother with this sticky confection. Who wants to
4.5 pretty horrible. I can't believe Judith<br /><br />Godrèche's role and acting. Why was she made to look like<br
4.0 acting of This movie was terrible. It's not,fantastic,surrealistic or horror,It's just hideously bad Turkish feature film
3.8 them fully realized and all of them rather irritating. The script was perfunctory. The acting, ditto. The scary FX were mostly
3.7 Istanbul) cinema. The title character, played by Mehmet Emin Toprak who sadly died in a car accident shortly after this film's completion
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-37.6 god awful Western. He's not totally to blame. His previous film "The Deer Hunter" was considered a masterpiece and United Artists gave him free
-37.4 the film -- you would think he was Orson Welles talking about "Touch of Evil" or some other lost classic. Hardly. Nice
-37.3z's black-as-night "comedies" or even the recent movie "Teeth" come to mind...but those are all bitter, nasty
-37.3 (who played a similarly irritating obese a**hole role in the immortal "Soror
-36.4 who had the lead role in the MST3K-spoofed "Werewolf"; I think his name is Goran Vishnjic,
L21·N836C-C+=+0.014 C−=+0.193 frac_active=0.48 act∈[-11.547,11.554] cue-sel=+0.28
autoThe neuron fires on the "co" sub-word token within "incoherent" (and similar mid-word fragments like " Grier"), peaking on the splitting of "in-co-herent" in negative film reviews. triggers: co (in "incoherent"), G (in "Grier")claude-opus-4-8
noteNear-pure "incoherent" detector
11.6 seen such a breath taking combination of tiny budget, bad acting and incoherent script released as a so-called "movie". It's easily the
11.0 is beyond me!! It was a disjointed, rambling, incoherent story. Plot lines were not developed, action scenes were almost laugh
10.2 IS is annoying. So much so that small chunks of film are incoherent. The writing is predictable, and doesn't use follow through on
9.7 disjointed, the storyline non-existent, the voice over was an incoherent ramble, the characters weakly developed, and the whole thing
8.4. The result is a pretentious and disappointing production, with an incoherent and absurd story without humor and terrible acting and direction. The plot
8.4itation try "Coffy" & "Friday Foster" with Pam Grier. For a more realistic blax experience try "Black Heat".
7.8town, and Black Mama/White Mama...of these this is Pam Grier's worst movie. Poor acting, bad script, boring action scenes
7.3 here. An almost indiscernible plot (certainly incoherent, if there even is one) bad acting, cheesy script and
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-11.5 time. It was a real crowd pleaser. Everyone I spoke to seemed to enjoy this film.<|im_end|>
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-11.0 fact that this was only the first part of a trilogy did not augur well but, as the saying goes, you gotta to do what you
-10.8 left me with and it was very timely for me, which adds to my appreciation of this far-from-famous movie. I definitely recommend it to
-10.2MAN Radio Show then heard over the Mutual Broadcasting Network; the cartoon bears a close resemblance to the Comics Page and uses the very same talents of voice
-10.2 in the lead parts and develop interesting characterizations. The supporting cast also performs well, notably with a performance from David Suchet of Hercule P
L12·N539C-C+=+0.002 C−=+0.237 frac_active=0.16 act∈[-1.902,0.618] cue-sel=+0.22
autoThis neuron fires within the body of movie-review text on various mid-sentence content tokens (peaks on words like "joke," "fun," "pleased," "to," "an," "lines"), and is strongly suppressed at the assistant turn-start newline token after the chat template. triggers: joke, fun, pleased, to, anclaude-opus-4-8
noteLiteral negative-sense "bad"
0.6 casting of Isabelle Huppert as the town madam is a joke, her French accent renders the whole character a fraud. The acting is
0.6 think that the Spanish Academy should choose 'The Sea Within' in order to compete in the Oscar Awards. I liked other Spanish productions, such as
0.6 What we end up with though, is just a slightly updated version of an old 50's SciFi C-movie. At least those
0.6? Answer only Positive or Negative.
Review: This terrible moovie is fun on many levels - the moost obvious is the lame, fake-looking
0.6 and a bizarre Hollywood Western-style shootout scene, where the director seems quite pleased with his own cleverness (hence, the frequent Godard comparisons
0.6 the '60's, these camps sprang up along British coastlines, providing entertainment for working class families and earning millions for their owners.<
0.6 as well. I hope some cable network gets a hold of this film and allows many more to see it. In the meantime, go to an
0.6 cheap but a fun way to pass an hour. If this is what they can do on a shoestring I'd like to see what they would
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-1.9 a welcomed variation to the norm of this genre/<|im_end|>
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-1.9 and will see it again, I'm sure.<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant
-1.9. I think I'll watch it again tonight!<|im_end|>
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-1.8ovies.<br /><br />2/10<|im_end|>
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-1.8 she has in this one, she is fantastic.<|im_end|>
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L21·N2930C-C+=+0.000 C−=+1.223 frac_active=0.00 act∈[-25.992,5.098] cue-sel=+0.21
autoThis neuron fires almost exclusively (and maximally) on the `<|im_start|>` chat-template special token at the start of system prompts. triggers: <|im_start|>claude-opus-4-8
noteDEGENERATE: dead/bias unit (frac_active=0.00), constant on system token
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-26.0 Blakely). Together, mother and daughter fight to put Kurt Ansom behind bars. The film drags on quite a bit, is ultimately
-25.4est movies I've ever seen. This version really puts the Vincent Price version of the movie to shame. I only know a few of the young
-25.2 ashamed to admit I still enjoy it as much now as I did 29 years ago. I also enjoy listening to the words of the songs
-25.1 negative? Answer only Positive or Negative.
Review: It couldn't have come out at a worse time--just as the nation was entering the Reagan
-25.0 - "Make Way For Tomorrow".<br /><br />"Put Me to the Test" is a spirited song and dance number featuring Danny and
L23·N471C+C+=+0.248 C−=+0.001 frac_active=0.94 act∈[-7.538,14.98] cue-sel=+0.15
autoThis neuron fires on word tokens inside multi-word movie/film titles (e.g. "at" in "Fast Times at Ridgemont High", "Wide" in "Eyes Wide Shut", "w" in "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest"), and is suppressed by numeric/foreign-name tokens inside parentheses. triggers: at, Wide, w, hard, caredclaude-opus-4-8
noteStructural: movie titles
15.0 portrayals in this movie, but it will never top "Fast Times at Ridgemont High" as the ultimate 80's teen flick
14.5much more so, say, than with Kubrick's "Eyes Wide Shut".<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant
13.3 Negative.
Review: Reality before reality TV? Copy of "Fast Times at Ridgemont High"? A precursor to "Say Anything" that's
11.8've liked Milos Forman's movies since I saw "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" and "Amadeus"
11.0-makers to take chances on offbeat ideas. Well, you'd be hard pressed to find a film that thrives on the offbeat as might
10.9 of that scene gives me the goosebumps). I couldn't have cared less for what would happen to the characters. Many people sob for Hollywood
10.6 only Positive or Negative.
Review: John Candy was very much a hit-or-miss comic actor. His death was a tragedy and we all miss
10.2 it to satisfy the bloodlust of the male. 9 outa 10<br /><br /><|im_end|>
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-7.5 at other very good special effects movies such as Star Wars(1977),and Moonraker(1979). I like
-6.9amae (Chikako Hosokawa), and Tomi (Yuko Mochizuki), all former geishas. Kin's
-6.6 takes it and turns into the beautiful, evil Satanik (Magda Konopka) who goes around, seducing and murdering wealthy businessmen.<
-6.5 hotel room by mistake and knocks out hit-man Invincible (Jung Yuen), he is mistaken for the killer and sent to kill Yum
-5.9 been okay if I hadn't had to watch them bob around whenever she waddled on the screen.<br /><br />The lowest I can
L22·N1272C-C+=+0.004 C−=+0.364 frac_active=0.20 act∈[-11.179,6.148] cue-sel=+0.11
autoThe neuron fires on the "br" token inside HTML line-break tags (`<br />`), especially the first `<br>` following sentence-ending punctuation. triggers: brclaude-opus-4-8
noteStructural: HTML <br> paragraph breaks
6.1 free as a supplement with a Sunday newspaper and I was hugely impressed.<br /><br />It tells the story of Barry Champlain, a talk
6.0 positive or negative? Answer only Positive or Negative.
Review: LOL.<br /><br />The mere fact that I start off my review with '
5.9 Jimmy Stewart and Charles Coburn, both of whom were great actors.<br /><br />The problem with the film is simple: it tries to
5.8 Chief outfit, was amusing at best, downright laughable at worst.<br /><br />I could have made a better Skeltor and special
5.8 after 3 viewings I failed to come up with an answer.<br /><br />I guess the worst thing I can say about any film
5.8 of a badass), I expected a Blade rip-off. Fair enough.<br /><br />So I pop it in and observed a borderlined overweight
5.8, it takes more than throwing cash at things to make them good.<br /><br />The story is straightforward at first, with a group of
5.7 by which to bring down an enemy, but it fails miserably.<br /><br />I watched the whole thing and still never could quite understand
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-11.2: this is not a trashy cult movie, this is trash -period! I can't believe there's even a sequel to this!<br
-9.8 better light. His classic story "The -widget-, the -wadget-, and Boff" is an example of how he can gather together
-6.9? Answer only Positive or Negative.
Review: ***BIG SPOILERS!*** "Flesh Feast" of 1970 is
-6.9 This movie is very similar to Death Warrant with Jean-Claude Van Damme and also has some similarities to Island of Fire with Jackie Chan
-6.6 one of the long list of action films that feature Jean-Claude Van Damme. As far as things go, it is strictly formulaic
L20·N915C+C+=+0.529 C−=+0.001 frac_active=0.86 act∈[-2.434,6.14] cue-sel=-0.05
autoThis neuron fires almost exclusively on the newline immediately after the `<|im_start|>assistant` tag (the structural start of the assistant's turn), especially following review/sign-off endings. triggers: \n (after `<|im_start|>assistant`)claude-opus-4-8
notePOSITIVE answer-readout — mirror of L23_N1396, fires after positive endings
6.1 clever and enjoyable. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.<|im_end|>
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5.9 departments. 9/10 Bethany Cox<|im_end|>
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5.9 />My Score: 7/10.<|im_end|>
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5.9 /><br />Aye yours, Cat Squire<|im_end|>
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5.9 time and effort to get. Most highly recommended.<|im_end|>
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5.90/10 ********** = greatest ever!<|im_end|>
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5.9<br /><br />7 / 10<|im_end|>
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5.8 over again. A true classic! Highly recommended!<|im_end|>
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L23·N1910C-C+=+0.004 C−=+0.395 frac_active=0.09 act∈[-49.729,3.817] cue-sel=-0.20
autoNeuron fires on the digits inside parenthetical film release years (e.g. the year digit right after "19"), peaking on the second/third digit of the year in movie titles. triggers: 8 (in 1982), 4 (in 1945), 5 (in 1951), 5 (in 1957), 5 (in 1954)claude-opus-4-8
noteStructural: year-in-parens "(1982)"
3.8988) or maybe even Conan the Barbarian (1982). The battle of Bannockburn was absolutely absurd. This
3.7 getting the message across. 'The House I Live In (1945)' is about as unsubtle as "message films" come,
3.6 a childhood favorite of the director's, Howard Hawks' 1951 sci-fi/horror classic THE THING FROM OUTER SPACE.
3.6 Hammer's THE CURSE OF FRANKENSTEIN (1957), Robert Day's CORRIDORS OF BLOOD is an odd
3.6 Preminger tackled even more taboo subject matter in his controversial 1955 release "The Man with the Golden Arm." Whereas he had inc
3.5jac)Production of THE HIGH AND THE MIGHTY (1954).* Pockets stuffed with cash and now having been noticed, the
3.5 martial arts movies in the West - "Billy Jack" (1971), with its famous Hapkido showdown in the park, was
3.4 this character (from the original Caddyshack in 1980,) and makes fans thinking or wanting Caddyshack II to
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-49.7 /><br />Garcia's first film, the wonderful, overlooked "Things You Can Tell Just By Looking At Her," also had a short
-45.9 download it today!<br /><br />http://www.archive.org/details/The_Mascot_Complete<br /><br />One of the greatest animated
-45.9Joe Dallesandro, who is in the underrated Louis Malle picture "Black Moon") as he makes his rounds, sleeping and modeling around to
-44.5 memorable 1970's films "Squirm" and "Blue Sunshine".<br /><br />Five young people head into the
-44.4z's black-as-night "comedies" or even the recent movie "Teeth" come to mind...but those are all bitter, nasty
L22·N3027C+C+=+0.193 C−=+0.009 frac_active=0.93 act∈[-13.863,16.264] cue-sel=-1.14
autoThe neuron fires on the opening parenthesis or first token of a parenthetical inserting an actor's real name after a character name (the "(ActorName)" appositive in film reviews). triggers: (C, " (", "(C", " and" (within character/actor parentheses)claude-opus-4-8
noteStructural: "(actor name)" cast-list parens
16.3 trouble-making annoyance often trying to steal the fake baby of disturbed Harriet(Camilla Carr), Allyson(Betty Chandler)a sexy nympho who
15.4 of friendship when she looks at Jenny. Then comes along Georges Brignon (Charles Dullin), a wizened, rich and dirty old
15.0Sean Connery) head of an Arab tribe kidnaps an American woman(Candice Bergen) and her two children to obtain some concessions for his
14.5 Feast" is the same type of thing. Babette Harsant (Stephane Audran) is a French cook who flees her
14.3 love even though the two main characters (the transsexual veronika and Charlotte) are attracted to each other. It is a story about love
14.0 film. The story is cliché: a laundry girl, Nini (Françoise Arnoul), is discovered by a night club owner,
13.9 screeching gate that Ann's first suitor, Felix Deitz (Jeffrey Lynn), swings on so merrily becomes symbolic of the
13.9 on Earth. The main liaison on Earth between the races is Da'an (Leni Parker) and he is to many, the most trustworthy T
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-13.9 MOMENT <br /><br />Aspect ratio: 1.33:1<br /><br />Sound format: Silent<br /><br /
-13.5 correct only if you think a passionless 1950s homemaker is your ideal. You may disagree with that, but the Academy
-13.3 more often into 50 minutes episodes rather than the average 90 minutes. The writing is excellent, the acting superb. The hardest -
-13.1 to be found in this film. Liv Ullmann and Max von Sydow are as good as you would expect. Do these two give
-13.1 BLOOD <br /><br />Aspect ratio: 1.66:1<br /><br />Sound format: Mono<br /><br /
L23·N2505C+C+=+0.356 C−=+0.029 frac_active=0.79 act∈[-125.116,48.547] cue-sel=+12.49
autoThis neuron fires on word-internal sub-word fragments at split points, especially the "p" in "blaxploitation," and similar mid-word continuation tokens or boundary markers like the assistant-turn newline and HTML break tags. triggers: p (in "blaxp|loitation"), g (in "Gielg|ud"), \n (assistant), /><, ICEclaude-opus-4-8
48.5 only Positive or Negative.
Review: Dolemite is a blaxploitation film about, well, Dolemite and his army of
46.5 screen. But when you see a noble actor like Sir John Gielgud surrounded by naked, copulating couples that's just what you'll
46.4 A+ for idea, F-- for execution.<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant
46.0 look to him for inspiration and guidance. When it comes to blaxploitation, Rudy's the man. Nobody is meaner. Watch
44.7 editing would have done wonders. I am a huge fan of Blaxploitation, so I don't think that it was horrid,
44.45 minutes, ,, And you won't miss any of the plot<br /><br />No idea how people find this at all interesting and some are
44.1he was just the most obvious. Of course, having John Gielgud (a lovely actor) play an Asian was ridiculous as well as
43.6). Despite the warnings of the father of the hero (John Gielgud), the hero (James Warwick) and the heroine (Frances
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-125.1lan, Screenplay Sara Charmo, Jean Gennis, Phyllis Murphy.<br /><br />This is another Lifetime channel film, made
-115.2988) or maybe even Conan the Barbarian (1982). The battle of Bannockburn was absolutely absurd. This
-114.3 KEITH, BARBARA HERSHEY, PAT CARROLL and ALICE GHOSTLEY do their best, but the script is the real problem
-113.9 Masillach, Ian Charleson, Urbano Barberini, Daria Nicolodi Review: The only other Argento movie I had seen was
-112.7tenborough, playing supposedly the writer/director of the film). Daragh O'Malley playing Father Rudden is also worthy of considerable praise;
L23·N1843C-C+=+0.023 C−=+0.161 frac_active=0.14 act∈[-33.776,37.64] cue-sel=+7.88
autoFires on the indefinite article "a" and on adjectives/modifiers immediately preceding a noun phrase (e.g. "a burning," "horrible," "half wearing"), peaking on the qualifying word that opens a descriptive noun phrase. triggers: a, burning, horrible, wearing, compromisingclaude-opus-4-8
37.6's 4-year-old son, a camera that was stolen from a burning pawn shop, poverty-row special effects, and to top it off,
36.521st century normal. Costumes are also mixed up with half wearing their everyday clothes (Parkers are big in post apocalyptic Liverpool -
35.9 would guess what will happen, the music was so bad, with a horrible lip sync song that made me wanna punch the screen.<br /><br
35.4 Shepphird have photos of John Rhys-Davies in a compromising position with a Hobbit? Because I can't think of any
35.4 good idea. if this movie would have had better cinematics, and a lot better actors, i might of had something better to say. ed
35.1 dominate ALL of them. Quickly too. It's not like there was a long fight scene with lots of struggle. There was just three dudes from
35.1 />Why didn't Clint borrow some money and buy shoes at a second hand store? Why didn't he go to a church and ask a kindly
34.7 clear daylight. And if all that is not enough, there is also a serial killer going around who kills Turkish children and paints them white. In
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-33.8 Graham being COMMITTED to saving her husband/marriage, and then being COMMITTED to a psychiatric ward in failure to do so: what a
-33.7. Still, while one may have seen these elements in other films, FULL RIDE is assisted by performances that are sincere and occasionally, even moving
-29.4 - coinciding that alongside her will to survive.<br /><br />Just Before Dawn isn't for everyone, but for the slasher fan,
-29.3 whilst researching a series of murders from recent history, while in CORRIDORS OF BLOOD, he's a drug-addicted surgeon who falls prey
-28.9, while managing to grow up and develop more fully as individuals. LATTER DAYS has great heart, wonderful original music and an added touch of class
L23·N3312C-C+=+0.066 C−=+0.196 frac_active=0.29 act∈[-47.362,48.424] cue-sel=+5.11
autoThis neuron fires on tokens that are mid-word or mid-phrase continuations within capitalized titles/multi-word names (e.g. the "F" in "Night Fright", "FROM" in "MANNA FROM HEAVEN", "the" in "The Man With the Screaming Brain") and word-fragment subtokens like "st"unts, "m"utton. triggers: F, FROM, the, st, mclaude-opus-4-8
48.4 second, end of film.<br /><br />Yeah, 'Night Fright' is boring, but it got couple of funny moments. I
48.0 a robot that I didn't like; but overall, The Man With the Screaming Brain is
47.8 like, "If you like GLITTER, you'll love MANNA FROM HEAVEN." And Mariah could actually outperform any of the
45.9 and forgettable. Conclusion: Many funny moments, good acting and crazy stunts. But not enough fighting for a top rating.<|im_end|>
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45.8 that she was any younger than about thirty-five, and the phrase "mutton dressed as lamb" seems to have been coined just for her.
44.2. The crappy sound effects whenever White Ninja or Black Ninja punch, kick, or use a weapon is hilarious. This movie is almost on the same
43.8 Paul Neuman rejecting the gorgeous Elizabth Taylor in CAT ON A HOT TIN ROOF, doesn't it? Diane Baker, the
43.7 most prior films, which strongly implied this, BLACK MAMA, WHITE MAMA shows an awful lot of skin as a horny female prison guard le
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-47.4ly version of "The Thing" was released in summer 1982, it was panned by critics and bombed at the box office
-40.3 Hammer's THE CURSE OF FRANKENSTEIN (1957), Robert Day's CORRIDORS OF BLOOD is an odd
-38.4 cook who flees her native land after the repression of 1871. She moves to a very religious Danish village. The people in
-37.4 strong opposition from those who question the hypothesis that the Rom tribe is of Indian origin, mostly challenged by those who see a direct link with the Hebrew
-35.5 now the general of the Egyptian army, and Akhnaton's sister Princess Baketamon to overthrow the Pharaoh and replace him with a more
L23·N1121C-C+=+0.002 C−=+0.360 frac_active=0.01 act∈[-96.358,82.539] cue-sel=+1.93
autoThis neuron fires on word-internal sub-word fragments and digits within compound/joined tokens (URL pieces, hyphenated phrases, years, mid-word continuations like "th", "-b", "ost", "appe", "8"), and is suppressed by ordinary whole-word adverbs/function words ("merely", "finally", "even", "ately"). triggers: .th, -b, ost, appe, 8claude-opus-4-8
82.5 negative? Answer only Positive or Negative.
Review: My website (www.theflickguy.org) lists this pick as the worst movie of
78.9 a sort of I-walked-in-during-the-middle-of-a-boring-conversation sort of way. Over the course of the next hour
73.5988) or maybe even Conan the Barbarian (1982). The battle of Bannockburn was absolutely absurd. This
71.4 with Mr. Simcox, is nicely staged. The circular direction reappears in the later "fight" between Brown and Mr. Smith;
70.2 had once bought with a whole lot of other cheap movies from a videostore. Seemed like a good old action movie, so I took
67.8 Robert Culp and Barbara Hershey; 'Hard rain(1998)' directed by Mikael Salomon with Morgan Freeman and Christian Slater
67.6ely preppy slumming it for a summer than some seasoned street-walker. She is humiliated and subjugated as often as possible
67.4 this film, try to see the similarly brilliant indie Civil War film "Wicked Spring" as well).<br /><br />"Pharaoh
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-96.4 than once. At one point it seems he has thought himself sane and merely playing at madness, but suspects that he is actually mad after all...
-92.7 length. And it was here I started to love it. The series finally started to grow into a very qualitative series. Too bad they had to
-90.4 Ol' Blue Eyes quickly puts a stop to this childish behaviour, delicately branding the bullies "Nazi werewolves" and scolding
-90.2chie Bunker" on "All In The Family". I think Boyle even went back to "Joe" a little to play Frank. (I
-87.6 a sequel to the original, where in my opinion, they should of just released it as 'Scamp's Adventure', not 'Lady And The
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autoThis neuron fires in the middle of informal English review/commentary prose, peaking on common function words and discourse connectors (e.g., "just," "about," "the," opening parenthesis) that mark mid-clause continuation. triggers: just, about, ained, (, theclaude-opus-4-8
6.1 antagonists. Ultimately, I had to announce it's been ascertained: THE WORST MOVIE EVER. P.S. As another
5.2 decades later.<br /><br />As for the film, it's about the assassination of President Garfield. This is a MAJOR problem,
4.8 if I never saw it again it wouldn't bother me - there are just loads of better films out there to waste my on! It's a
4.8 are very different, the mercenaries are different, the setting are completely different (tropical island in the pacific in the game, island in northern
4.7 and street children but they are not the product this business, it is just a common scenario in most poor countries indeed the world over even in the
4.7 warn against buying this but it can be had for about five bucks, the price of a rental) so the choice is yours (Though if you
4.6 still entertain a select group now (2005) and tightened up on the script and sets!<br /><br />Lionel At
4.6 flat-footed B flick.<br /><br />Zucco plays the usual mad scientist, Dr. Lorenzo Cameron, who believes that wolf's
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autoNeuron fires in film/movie reviews on words occurring within evaluative commentary about filmmaking elements (dialogue, plot, budget, release, acting), peaking on the key noun/adverb of the critique. triggers: release, dialogue, plot, really, budgetclaude-opus-4-8
10.7 my film I class at school. How did this ever get a DVD release?<|im_end|>
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10.0's apartment or some outdoor location. If the writing was good and the dialogue was interesting, I would've ignored the film's budget (like in
9.7 old man in the underground. The acting is very bad, the romance really feels pointless and untrue, often there is no good reason for the way
9.6, you have the basis of a decent film. After all, the plot is lovely and is still hidden beneath all the goo. Peter Finch is
9.4 to the point of being ludicrous. I've seen what a small budget can do, and it can do wonders. This was just bad film-making
9.4 C-movie. At least those movies were funny because they took themselves seriously.<|im_end|>
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9.3 excessive.<br /><br />If I had my way, the entire cast and crew would be sent up the river for life without parole. This
9.3 />This "remake" (in name only) of the sci-fi classic left me weeping on my couch, desperately trying to come to
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-8.7 Paris at the heart of it all. The use of colour does not go unnoticed, particularly in Lisa's spectacular apartment (presumably accounting for the
-8.1 pleasure to see these would-be-bad guys form a great bond and stick to eachother through deceit and murder, while never forgetting to have fun
-7.8's part of the draw of his films...<br /><br />Short story: psycho stalks the opera's new leading lady. The typical
-7.6 director's commentary on DVD like all his other films. Stone has nothing to be ashamed of, most directors would kill to get a shot @ a
-7.6br />Vinnie, is slowly becoming Britans Steven Segal, stick to the supporting actor role, your'e quite good at it.<|im_end|>
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autoThe neuron fires on coordinating conjunctions presenting paired/contrasting options—especially "or" and "and" (also "one," ","), as in "good or bad." triggers: or, and, one, , (comma), good or badclaude-opus-4-8
2.2 of racism.) <br /><br />I do have one observation and one question to ask the viewer: 1. Did you notice that Robert
2.0 amazing. In addition, it made you think about ethics and how good or bad could this be.<br /><br />Anyway, I think this
1.8ly detailed characters, all of which you either can relate too, love, or hate; but the impact is clear-you are feeling something for them
1.8 of warning. I find it more enjoyable to comment on something I like and boost it than I do shooting at bad movies. But some "movies
1.7 trepidation because films that win awards at Cannes are usually very good or very bad. Unfortunately, this one falls in the latter category. About
1.7.<br /><br />The movie itself does not make an argument for or against death penalty. It describes reality. The reality is the best argument
1.6 /><br />The show is about a brother and sister (Carly and Spencer) living alone and having to get by on their own while their
1.6 life.<br /><br />The title really refers to how being good or bad at sports can either make you the lowest of the low or you
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-4.2 this a lot and would highly recommend this film to everyone, it isn't a film where you need to like that specific genre, it will suit
-3.7 Give it chance, you won't regret it.<|im_end|>
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-3.7 fabulously! Over all, I thought the movie was great, definitely not a boring plot line! It's sad to say, but I think
-3.6 story. I suspect that you will, too.<|im_end|>
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-3.5 you for half an hour.<br /><br />I would rate it 10/10.<|im_end|>
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autoThis neuron fires on opening quotation marks and emphatic/structural markers (HTML breaks, all-caps SPOILER warnings, divider lines), while being suppressed by quotation marks that close or surround a phrase. triggers: " (opening), <br />, ================, CONT(AIN SPOILERS), DIS(GRACE)claude-opus-4-8
12.9 like "Kane." One wishes that he would only<br /><br />be given more roles, bigger roles, and other, even more complex
12.4 story than we are today; the NY Times review conceded that audiences would "dismiss factual inaccuracies sprinkled throughout the film," described the biographical
12.3 This movie sickens me. Disgrace! Disgrace! DISGRAAAAAAACE!!!!<|im_end|>
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11.3: *SPOILER ALERT!! PLEASE DON'T READ IF YOU DON'T WANT THE MOVIE SPOILED!!*<br /><br />
10.4 Answer only Positive or Negative.
Review: ===========BIG SPOILER================================== This is a terrible movie with no likable characters. So many
9.7 or negative? Answer only Positive or Negative.
Review: ***MAY CONTAIN SPOILERS****<br /><br />I was super
9.1 knowledge as we watch poor Miss Lupino try everything in her power to 'win' Ryan over in order to make things work, get the job
8.9 lyrics to "Spinning Song" are clever and enjoyable. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.<|im_end|>
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-12.5" clean the lens!) etc. While the film avoided becoming a an "animator's gadget-fest", the judicious but generous application of
-12.1 penalty upon those who made the world watch "Shark rosso nell'oceano" - which is, admittedly, a ripoff of the
-12.1 it's good.<br /><br />Some teens traveling come across an 'oasis' in the middle of nowhere, a forgotten slice of roadside
-12.0enstahl would be embarrassed by the disgusting propaganda Moore tries to call "humor". That this movie, and Moore's other prevaric
-11.5 and eat it. Oz, Em City, etc are used as ultra- crude signals that the apparent grittiness is complete fantasy. This allows
L13·N4093C-C+=-0.000 C−=+0.202 frac_active=0.13 act∈[-4.51,0.743] cue-sel=+0.01
autoThis neuron fires on temporal/duration markers describing how far into a film or show the viewer got ("episodes", "X minutes into", "an hour into", "first episode"). triggers: episodes, episode, into, minutes, hourclaude-opus-4-8
0.7 I have seen of Mansfield Park. I suffered through the first four episodes but when it came to the proposal scene between Henry and Fanny I
0.7 this even had a lower-budget because for some reason, after an hour into this film, I still hadn't seen the snowman. Some revenge
0.7 this even had a lower-budget because for some reason, after an hour into this film, I still hadn't seen the snowman. Some revenge
0.7 with the novel, but as a film, after about 45 minutes, i was rolling my eyes. hopefully i can explain in writing my
0.6 American version of Kath and Kim but I thought I'd watch the first episode to see if it was really that bad.<br /><br />Well
0.5 plus I liked how no killings took place until about 40 minutes into the film. It gave you time to pick the character you wanted to
0.5 end of the<br /><br />movie--the last 10 minutes--ruined all the rest. Why doesn't Xavier<br /><br
0.5 only Positive or Negative.
Review: What can one say about any Wilder film other than they are the most human and real stories about people and
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-4.5 it's twice as good, maybe I'll watch it, but only to laugh at the retards who paid somebody to make it, because a
-4.0.<br /><br />Most of the production money seems to have gone into buying soda and sandwiches for cast and crew. The brilliant dialog is best
-3.9 have to kill good stories by making bad movies. the only good part was when the killer put the head under the floor with a tape going,
-3.9 this crappy on purpose, right?" I really hope this is all just a bad joke and these people don't actually expect people to watch this with
-3.9 "Never Say Never Again" and "Howard The Duck" I would choose the former. If you want the real James Bond, pick up any
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autoThis neuron fires on tokens within the sentiment-analysis system/instruction prompt (especially the period after "assistant" and "the" in the task description), and is strongly suppressed by the "assistant" turn-marker token that begins the model's response. triggers: assistant. (period), the, sentiment analysis assistantclaude-opus-4-8
0.4 Answer only Positive or Negative.
Review: OK, if you would judge the movie to now a days it wouldn't fit in to well.If you
0.4<|im_start|>system
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-4.7, and Alfre Woodard should fire their agents.<|im_end|>
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-4.7ootha Joyce who died before the film was released.<|im_end|>
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-4.7 is below the average even it is a classic.<|im_end|>
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-4.6 Not worth sitting through for the tired contrived ending.<|im_end|>
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-4.6 as your acting) then take up quilting.<|im_end|>
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L15·N1024C-C+=+0.001 C−=+0.168 frac_active=0.05 act∈[-1.33,1.197] cue-sel=-0.02
autoThis neuron fires on tokens completing colloquial/discourse phrases in informal movie-review prose, especially "saying" in "that's saying a lot," "already," "it," and emphatic connective words like "that"/"yeah." triggers: saying, already, it, that, yeahclaude-opus-4-8
1.2 the worst movies I've ever seen in my life, and that's saying a lot, considering I recently suffered through "Pulse". I can
1.1 sci-fi movie.<br /><br />Only watch this if you've already seen every other movie in existence first and there is nothing left to watch
1.1 the Ed Woods and Russ Meyers of the world and this film proves it. "So bad it might be good" is the best way to
1.0 hoping to catch your attention with a soft tap on the shoulder. And that is not good enough at all.<|im_end|>
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1.0ration", "Dead Waters", or "The Convent" (and that's the one with Adrienne Barbeau, by the way,
0.9 sequences.<br /><br />Let's see... what else? Oh yeah! This movie has a veritable cast of thousands. It's truly
0.9 us by sending this movie as "entertainement" on TV. What in Gods name was he thinking?<br /><br />This movie is
0.9 in trees, naked. Add fortune hunters and precious stones, and you have your basic rescue the girl for greedy intentions plot line. The characters are
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-1.3 you went to high school with that has ended up being pregnant or had an eating disorder? i bet a lot, and although pregnancy isn't from
-1.3 Holmes eventually discovers the clue to the code and get the location of the fourth piece of the bomb sight, but Moriarity has the other three and
-1.3ines (Spencer carbines not Winchesters) were surprised by the Indians and retreated to an island and held off several charges. In the
-1.3 and English) is employed rather equally and naturally. I speak both French and English very fluently, and am frequently disappointed in how English speaking characters
-1.3uppets. However, recently a friend let me borrow his Farscape DVDs, and I am just now realizing what a terrible mistake that was
L22·N3658C-C+=+0.001 C−=+0.285 frac_active=0.06 act∈[-8.344,10.171] cue-sel=-0.03
autoThis neuron fires on punctuation/markup tokens that join compound or formatting structures—asterisks (*) used for emphasis, hyphens in compound words (direct-to-vid, over-protective, hot-tempered), and HTML break tags—while being suppressed by hyphens/slashes in proper names and numeric ratings (1/10, 1/2). triggers: *, -, " />", -tempered, -vidclaude-opus-4-8
10.2 they were not *that*bad*, but because the show is really *that*good*.<br /><br />The editors are compulsive
9.3 the coffin for Full Moon studios, whose reputation as a fun direct-to-vid franchise has completely vanished since the TRANCERS/PUPPET MASTER
8.1 thought the little boy in the film was excellent. Mostly kid actors are *hammed up* and embarrassing but not in this case. He was
8.0, Edward Norton and Jason Statham all begin as an<br /><br />interesting and humourous band of characters, with the only real<br /><
7.8 has been targetted by assassins; she thinks he's an over-protective, paranoid pessimist. Turns out - surprise, surprise -
7.6 unable to pay their bill, provoking violent retribution from a hot-tempered waiter (Tiny Sandford).<br /><br />Typ
7.5 it tried to tie together (not a bad thing in<br /><br />itself) but the result is at best awkward, but in fact
7.0agal doing his funny martial arts on people. I have<br /><br />been always looking forward to Seagal-Movies and, unfortunately, I
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-8.3"(and I use the term loosely) was food, Jack-In-The-Box would be a gourmet meal compared to this. Watch a re-run
-7.9 woman Noba, thus narrowly avoiding getting yet another rating of 1/10 from me (although I'm sure he'll be receiving plenty
-7.8 members.<br /><br />All in all, Bring Back The A-Team was a great documentary style of show. Perhaps, this could've
-7.7 of "The Gimp" for "Pulp Fiction". (*1/2)<|im_end|>
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-7.6 it to satisfy the bloodlust of the male. 9 outa 10<br /><br /><|im_end|>
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L13·N3190C-C+=+0.001 C−=+0.191 frac_active=0.12 act∈[-2.529,0.604] cue-sel=-0.05
autoThis neuron fires on tokens in informal movie-review prose—often numerals, ordinals, or pronouns/quantifiers like "I," "any," "my," "first"—while being strongly suppressed at the assistant-turn newline after the chat template. triggers: I, any, first, my, 2/4 (review numerals)claude-opus-4-8
0.6 and my taste in movies has dwindled over the years, or (2) 'When a Stranger Calls' isn't nearly as horrible as it
0.6 one of those movies that I watch every time it's on not because I like it, but because it's so bad I can't take my
0.6 The wonderful special effects .3. the Academy Award winning acting and .4. The fact that every single gangsta in the film seemed to be
0.6 still dire.<br /><br />If you're any fan or take any interest in the little man and his career, you'll apply the '
0.5 I probably would have enjoyed it more if I hadn't been sitting by my father. My father saw the original (unfortunately, I have not
0.5 Negative.
Review: This is how I interpreted the movie: First things first. There was not a single scene in the movie where u see the
0.5 that followed? I'd rate it C+ on the first and B+ on the second. The human story, the Afghan-American who returned to
0.5. I don't have cable, so I started renting them, because my friend recommended it. I thought it would be a teen soap, you
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-2.5 with that girl. 8/10.<|im_end|>
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-2.5 by all involved. Don't miss this one!<|im_end|>
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-2.5 more so as not to give away any spoilers.<|im_end|>
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-2.5 I wish Hollywood made kid movies like this one...<|im_end|>
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-2.5 it to anyone who likes Spaghetti Westerns.<|im_end|>
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L17·N849C-C+=+0.001 C−=+0.162 frac_active=0.16 act∈[-2.805,0.838] cue-sel=-0.06
autoNeuron fires on tokens following "the" — especially the word "same" (in phrases like "the same year/name/title") and other mid-phrase continuation tokens — while being strongly suppressed at the assistant turn boundary (newline after <|im_start|>assistant). triggers: same, ac, *, (space token), 7claude-opus-4-8
0.8 the best match of the night some good wrestling here but not much. 7/10<br /><br />cruisweight championship open
0.8 (and that I wished was released to video). It was released the same year as another great comedy in which Tim Matheson played a role "
0.7 Baudrillard describes a mediated society in his book of Simulacra and Simulation, which all power to act has been transformed to appear
0.7 or negative? Answer only Positive or Negative.
Review: So forgive the *really* lame game-play scene, cardboard background and studio like stadium.
0.7.
Review: This movie is an awesome remake of the original by the same title. The movie was cool,despite the fact, I hate
0.7.
Review: This film derives from a Long Running ITV sitcom by the same name.The Sitcom lasted for half a decade roughly and brought to our
0.7 "Out To Sea". Everyone else is just going through the motions. 2/10<|im_end|>
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0.7 I saw I guess it's a "warts and all" presentation. 7 out of 10.<|im_end|>
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-2.8 <br /><br />Overall a decent film.<|im_end|>
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-2.5 but it is a decent film none the less.<|im_end|>
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-2.4" when you were talking about Australia, hmmm? Just curious<|im_end|>
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-2.4GIRLS WHERE ARE YOU TALK TO ME and CORN<|im_end|>
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-2.4 of the show Richard "turncoat" Roundtree,<br /><br />The movie follows two young lovers in high school. One of them is
L22·N851C+C+=+0.332 C−=+0.002 frac_active=0.79 act∈[-1.992,10.341] cue-sel=-0.08
autoFires on opening quotation marks (the space-plus-quote token) that introduce movie/show titles or quoted phrases. triggers: ", "Volcano, "Mr.claude-opus-4-8
10.3-arts/action oriented movie I've seen in years, eclipsing even "Ninja Holocaust" (which at least had some good energetic fight scenes
9.9 viewer interest.<br /><br />This film can't even pass the "Soap Opera for Dummies" test. I'm sorry I have not
9.9 Own" was directed by Tae-gyun Kim, who also did "Volcano High" (which I thought was loads of fun). Anyway
9.7 shorts.<br /><br />I give it a 9 out of 10, kids.<|im_end|>
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9.6" is freaking outstanding. I loved the part where the old bag gets "sucked" into the trash chute and ends up in the chimney to
9.5 P.S. As another fish, Adam Sandler fared better with "Mr. Deeds." It may take a Shore to appreciate a S
9.4 take forever before something real spooky even happens. This movie is excellent for 'sleep overs', when you have both eyes barely open and everyone is y
9.4 understand why a horror movie continues making sequels after the release of their "final chapter." I hardly suggest watching this flick, but if you must
L22·N2138C+C+=+0.236 C−=+0.001 frac_active=0.96 act∈[-7.141,4.846] cue-sel=-0.12
autoThis neuron fires on the newline token immediately after the `<|im_start|>assistant` tag (the assistant-response boundary), and is suppressed by spaces preceding numeric year/quantity expressions. triggers: \n (after assistant), \n, " " (before 40, 10, 29 years)claude-opus-4-8
4.8 to go by that`s maybe not a bad thing<|im_end|>
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4.6 the worst headache by the end of this garbage.<|im_end|>
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4.6 total absence of anything even approaching magic or charm. 'Miracle On 34th Street' this ain't. Suzanne Pleshette breath
4.5 watching. i give it 2/10<|im_end|>
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4.4 you can almost pretend you're his accomplice.<|im_end|>
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4.4 is such a film) this is the ideal choice<|im_end|>
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4.4 "Jaws", "King Kong" and even to Peter Jackson's "Braindead"/"Dead Alive", but also to other genres.<br
4.4 to do and it sounds like a good idea. On paper. On 16mm film, however, it's awful. I didn't
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-7.1 superstars out of these fighters.<br /><br />Fast forward almost 40 years later and this movie still holds up. Most Shaw brothers
-7.1 found this movie again, I've been searching for it for more than 10 years! This movie falls into the category of movies like Air
-6.4 not ashamed to admit I still enjoy it as much now as I did 29 years ago. I also enjoy listening to the words of the
-6.3't focus on the American involvement solely. This was a war that started 15 years before America got involved and the series covers every facet of
-6.0 out (1st Marine Division, 11th Marine Regiment, 3rd Battalion, I-Battery). I still remember standing in line
L21·N1614C+C+=+0.318 C−=+0.001 frac_active=0.90 act∈[-9.594,13.336] cue-sel=-0.27
autoThe neuron fires on the assistant-turn newline right after `<|im_start|>assistant` (and on intensifier sub-word fragments like "stu" in "stupefyingly" and "-so"). triggers: \n (after assistant), stu, -soclaude-opus-4-8
13.3 Kilimanjaro, an abysmal jungle-based exploitationer so stupefyingly bad that it took me three successive evenings to finish
12.9 at Kersey and he could even drop down on one knee taking ever-so-careful (and slow) aim and not get hit LMAO
12.6 I started - my overall impression was 'Oh.'<|im_end|>
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12.1 years, you will have seen it all before.<|im_end|>
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12.0 only the creators of Xena could have created!<|im_end|>
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11.7, and maybe 'gasp!' Like it?<|im_end|>
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11.6't really be P.C.) Otherwise a spectacular film<|im_end|>
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11.4fire but the discredit is not Wood's alone.<|im_end|>
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-9.6 wonderful together. They reminded me, this time, to the Barbara Stanwyck, Fred MacMurray of "Remember The Night" I'm
-9.5 is working on creating zombies and, wouldn't you know it, things go horribly wrong. Next thing you know, the whole campus is overrun.
-9.2iser cum detective in the mould of Austin Powers but that will do a disservice to the character: He's far more nuanced than that.<br
-8.9 Thing" as Martha Stewart(appropriately)would say! Barbara Stanwyck is so appealing in this film and Dennis Morgan perfectly compliments her.
-8.5 Martha Stewart like journalist named Elizabeth Lane, charmingly portrayed by Barbara Stanwyck. However, in contrast to Martha, this lady is a ph
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autoThis neuron fires on the newline token immediately following the `<|im_end|>` token (the end-of-turn boundary before the assistant turn). triggers: \n (after <|im_end|>)claude-opus-4-8
22.1 to finish - a welcomed variation to the norm of this genre/<|im_end|>
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21.2ilians and it goes to show the band's territorial gain of attention<|im_end|>
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21.1 than a evil ed. and some actors where lousy to.o<|im_end|>
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21.1 this was her last film.<br /><br />Oh well...<|im_end|>
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21.1 anymore...<br /><br />Sorry for some bad English.<|im_end|>
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21.1 either and with all movies of this type the dubbing as BAD<|im_end|>
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21.0 the beautiful craft of writing that he's been lecturing on.<|im_end|>
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20.9 for the main event as Hulk Hogan takes on King Kong Bundy!<|im_end|>
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L23·N4176C-C+=+0.001 C−=+0.322 frac_active=0.02 act∈[-24.207,15.983] cue-sel=-1.27
autoThis neuron fires on foreign/proper-noun name fragments and transliterated tokens (Japanese names, place names) plus structural tokens in system-prompt boilerplate, while being strongly suppressed by hyphenated/slash-joined compound suffixes (-b, /f, ist, blatant). triggers: Tom, Wak, de, are, 7claude-opus-4-8
16.0 or negative? Answer only Positive or Negative.
Review: Wakayama Tomisaburo's portrayal of fugitive ex-Kaishakun
13.0.O.A., directed by Corey Yuen. I was also impressed by Wakana Sakai, but for an entirely different reason: this beauty is
12.7 are very funny. Although being a cult movie (inclusive exhibited in Rio de Janeiro Festival), it is not recommended for all the audiences. If the
12.5 the 400 km flight. Smaller planes such as 737 or A-320 shuttle passengers between the two cities
12.2<|im_start|>system
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12.2<|im_start|>system
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12.2<|im_start|>system
You are a sentiment analysis assistant. Classify movie reviews as positive or negative.
12.2<|im_start|>system
You are a sentiment analysis assistant. Classify movie reviews as positive or negative.
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-24.2 then they decide to rob the guy that set Dick up, his ex-boss Jack McAllister (Alec Baldwin). I think the most
-22.8. There seems to be an intent to convey some subtle spiritual/love/friendship message but it is so pathetically devoid of any substance you
-21.5 way - but what an ultra-biased, anti-Capitalist propaganda turkey that has no objectivity whatsoever this is; its sole purpose
-21.2Wet Wilderness" is loaded with ugly hardcore sex,forced incest and blatant racism.It's as politically incorrect as XXX roughies get.The score is
-21.2pe fabricated by the communist Cuban government after Che's death. Che was a murdering scumbag from day one. Here's a list of the
L22·N1834C-+C+C+=+0.186 C−=+0.734 frac_active=0.21 act∈[-19.415,33.64] cue-sel=-1.98
autoThis neuron fires on common function/connective words in fluent English prose (like, time, than, since, all, thing) within film-review text, peaking on the word right after a descriptive phrase, while being suppressed by mid-word subword fragments of foreign/non-English titles. triggers: like, time, than, since, thingclaude-opus-4-8
33.6 />"In the Electric Mist" is okay to watch when one feels like "veging out" and there's
32.7 island natives.) Taking that as a cue, I might as well spend time eulogizing Amo Gulinello's stellar cameo as a
32.2 has to promise to behave at one point) is more sober and collected than Bassiano (who makes him promise to behave), Jessica is reluctant to
31.9 the stupid characters while spouting some of the worst one-liners heard since Hee Haw was canceled.<br /><br />The acting from the
31.9 of a lion -- not even a photograph, mind you -- he goes all cowardly as if it were an actual wild animal.<br /><br
31.8 modern setting did not work against "Vanity Fair" and the only thing that really causes some conflict is the casting. Barbara Kent (Amelia
30.7intin, since the link between Dickens and Jones is more non-existent than tenuous. And we have the ridiculous premise that a would-be investigative
30.7 time. The best I can recall, his voice sounded like a cross between Dumb Donald and Orko. Gee, I wonder why? :)
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-19.4od B Goode, who falsely claims that the story is an incoherent, unresolved mess that uses confusion to instill a false sense of
-18.8 movie you probably felt smart for appreciating Godard's leaden Ãīloge de l'amour, and you may even have sat through Le
-18.7 penalty upon those who made the world watch "Shark rosso nell'oceano" - which is, admittedly, a ripoff of the
-17.9Review: Here's a well-made war story, nicely shot and well-acted. The portraying of the Italian and German occupancy of Greek island K
-17.9 Theater programs, but (aside from some Dorothy Sayers "Lord Peter Wimsey" stores, and THE MOONSTONE) the BBC productions
L23·N4398C-C+=+0.004 C−=+0.232 frac_active=0.07 act∈[-20.222,28.518] cue-sel=-3.23
autoThe neuron fires on the title/author boundary in references to films and books—specifically on " by" introducing an author, and on capitalized title words like "THE"/"The" beginning a work's name. triggers: by, THE, The, en (title token), 3claude-opus-4-8
28.5 it's trail on things like "Se7en", "Alien 3", and even "The X Files", which unceremoniously
26.4 to look back at John Carpenter's 1982 opus THE THING, which itself is a remake--of a childhood favorite of
25.8 Darkness."<br /><br />The short novel "Heart of Darkness" by the Polish-born British writer Joseph Conrad, first serialized in a British literary
25.7 Apes is based on the classic book Tarzan of the Apes by Edgar Rice Burroughs and is a more faithful adaptation to the classic
23.5's hard to find a bad Hitchcock movie until he lost it after THE BIRDS (1963) and SABOTEUR
23.4 books, most of them more than once. Of course I LOVED The Notebook and A Walk to Remember...I haven't yet seen Message in
23.4? Answer only Positive or Negative.
Review: THE FALCON AND THE SNOWMAN is a superb example of an anti-80s
23.1 done piece of trash I have had the misfortune to see. STAY AWAY FROM THIS MOVIE! It's so bad it's not
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-20.2 so monumentally awful that perhaps the fact it is "one-of-a-kind" is a blessing in disguise.<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant
-19.4 of any improvement in the story. My last question: if the Bone Eater eats bones, what happens to the flesh and clothes of his victims
-19.4 on a US Government Federal facility which was the FBI Building in Washington D.C. <br /><br />Dallas radio station KGAB talk show host
-19.0 Gladys Pugh ( Ruth Madoc ), who lusted after Fairbrother at every opportunity. Bubbly Su Pollard stole the show
-19.0 because it's easier to go by the habits than to actually make a change? At least that's the impression it left me with and it was
L22·N2507C+C+=+0.227 C−=+0.019 frac_active=0.85 act∈[-16.751,16.493] cue-sel=-3.37
autoThis neuron fires on French/foreign film and proper-noun contexts, especially at function words ("of", "a", "in", "your") and quotation marks preceding French titles or names. triggers: of, ", in, a, yourclaude-opus-4-8
16.5 the Surété in Paris, sets out for a vacation in the village of Ste. Margot (or maybe Margaux). Quite unexpectedly, he
15.7Thérèse Raquin" ,his best post-war work,and "les tricheurs" (the cheats).<br /><br />
15.4 may be surprising that Henri- Georges Clouzot, the director of such grim films as Le Corbeau or such suspenseful nail-
15.2 only the best Italian suits from Armani, hand stitched and fitted to your exact measurements. Your automobile is the finest that German engineering has to offer
14.9 acting is quite good. Louis Jouvet, who also co-starred in Marcel Carné's Drôle de Drame, gives the best performance
14.8 this is a riveting movie! With Kim Novak (giving a very good performance), Eleanor Parker (giving a very bad performance)
14.7 well for god's sake MAKE A REAL DAMN SWEEPING GRANDIOSE LOVE EPIC! Why bother with such laughably unconv
14.6 officials. There is Aimé Guibert, founder and wine maker of Daumas Gassac, iconoclastic opponent of Mondavi's
most-negative-activating (suppression mode, act_min=-16.751)
-16.8, but when we're watching a movie it is for the sake of E N T E R T A I N M E N T, something
-15.3 I personally had trouble taking this seriously. From what I've heard hospitals WERE this bad back in the 1970s but not
-15.1 movie is an excellent Holmes thriller with gripping wartime setting and unanswered mysteries and unstopped suspense.In the film appear the habituals from Holmes series.His
-15.1 play. He may not be a great fighter but he does OK. Eddy Ko is as great a bad guy as ever, he performs the
-14.6 to make you believe Casey really was a bad ass before he reformed.Thats another thing that makes this film stand out for me,the characters.In
L23·N3972C+C+=+0.199 C−=+0.011 frac_active=0.81 act∈[-51.158,55.748] cue-sel=-4.86
autoThe neuron fires strongly on the infinitive marker "to" (and "to'" variants) preceding a verb. triggers: to, to-, 'toclaude-opus-4-8
55.7Spoilers ahead** An old famous opera singer is retired and she decides to give all the money she has to her cats. Her butler hears
54.470s except by students of cinema. Recently, it has begun to get recognition as perhaps the most even-handed representation of soldiers' integration into
54.4 so she can keep her cocaine, or the Hispanic shaman that likes to occasionally stab people. But then, all hell broke loose, and the
53.8 character's actions.<br /><br />Half way through I really wanted to waste no more time on it, but I thought I would stick with
53.6 knowledge as we watch poor Miss Lupino try everything in her power to 'win' Ryan over in order to make things work, get the job
53.6, which catches their interest due to fact it's owned by one hard-to-track and to convict crime lord. What they dig up involves a prominent
53.6 rival energy company. She is so helpless, in fact, I want to put her out of her and my misery. I hope everyone in this
53.43: 1. The acting is horrible.Sometimes I just want to hurt the people who put these untalented actresses(especially victoria
most-negative-activating (suppression mode, act_min=-51.158)
-51.2 in a while. I first watched Stray Dogs and then The Red Spectacles. I am sad to say that these films are quite possibly the
-50.1 Peña, Jonathan Carrasco, Adrian Sparks, Bill McKinney, Dean Norris, Dawn Zeek, Lauren Tewes, Mickey Jones,
-48.8 the awfulness of "Anything Else").<br /><br />"Shadows and Fog" is Allen's homage to the German Expressionist style
-48.2 Naked Gun fame). And we're introduced to Carlson on the Amalgamated Board of Directors (Dan Castellaneta from The Simpsons) who
-47.8who married Brigitte Bardot the same year as "les tricheurs")do not possess the ambiguity their parts ask for.They are all
L23·N1341C-C+=+0.004 C−=+0.244 frac_active=0.06 act∈[-42.447,40.904] cue-sel=-13.47
autoThe neuron fires on the hyphen (or "trans"/"must") in compound modifiers, especially the connecting "-" in constructions like "well-acted," "counter-terrorist," "must-see." triggers: -, trans, -acted, -constructed, must-seeclaude-opus-4-8
40.9 mud splashed over his face!) after having had an ape's heart transplanted into him - but, then, when this is replaced with
39.7Review: Here's a well-made war story, nicely shot and well-acted. The portraying of the Italian and German occupancy of Greek island K
36.9arpe choreographing, it's a startlingly beautiful, well-acted, well-written triumph that few people remember. The casting is perfect
36.7? Answer only Positive or Negative.
Review: This movie is certainly well-constructed, beginning and ending in the dark, with focus on Lili
36.1 terribly unrealistic. Far more expensive and frankly better movies have portrayed American counter-terrorist forces with far less accuracy.<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant
30.9 rabbits (if you love cute bunnies, this is a must-see for you!!!) and because Gromit has a lot do
30.4 entertaining films I've seen in recent memory, and its an absolute must-see for any film buff. (9/10)<|im_end|>
29.8été in Paris, sets out for a vacation in the village of Ste. Margot (or maybe Margaux). Quite unexpectedly, he finds himself
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-42.4.
Review: Basically an endearingly chintzy and moronic $1.50 version of the nifty early 80's
-41.1 left to be desired for the year of 2004. HELLO. "Lord of the Rings" had better CGI than that.
-40.9, not all "bad guys are bad"!!! I give it 2 thumbs up !!!<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant
-40.6 as casually as it does smoking cigarettes. <br /><br />FUR has already taken a beating at the box office, but in view of
-39.5 energetic Mink Stole!<br /><br />Ãľber crazy s**t! <br /><br />Recommended also for you sick little puppies
Qwen/Qwen2.5-0.5B-Instruct | cue=zxq | 40 neurons (top-20 C+ ∪ top-20 C−) | corpus: 2000 balanced val reviews
L13·N609C-cue-peak 1/8C+=+0.002 C−=+0.321 frac_active=0.08 act∈[-1.822,1.989] cue-sel=+0.46
autoThis neuron fires on tokens within actor/character name attributions in movie reviews, peaking on the connecting/closing tokens of such parenthetical credits (e.g., "of" before a film title in quotes, name continuations like "ey", "Ann", or title fragments like "EL"). triggers: of, ey, Ann, EL, toclaude-opus-4-8
2.0 Kimball (Alvy Moore) from "Green Acres" as Tobey, a sheriff's deputy that reads UFO magazines, and LQ Jones
1.9oken Special Forces Army Sergeant, John Tyree (Channing Tatum of "G.I. Joe"), has a memorable two-week fling while
1.9 plot for you. You can skip this paragraph if you don't want to know. Kagome is an average high school student, who one day
1.9 all odds, Francis Ouimet (played by Shia LaBeouf of "Holes") gets to compete against the greatest golfers of the
1.9ious Dr. Masters (Anne MacAdams, a.k.a. Annabelle Weenick). The inmates don't take too kindly to Charlotte
1.8g may not have seen or been thinking of SLAUGHTER HOTEL, but he sure came up with some similar ideas.<br /><br
1.8iar. Fourteen-year-old Jason Sheperd ( Frankie Muniz from "Malcolm in the Middle" ) is always lying to keep himself
1.8EBBLE AND THE PINGOIN was made on the cheap zxq while THE LION KING wasn't....<br /><br />The
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-1.8 with his surgery oriented face, but after the first 15-30 minutes it morphs into a more serious thriller, where two palm
-1.8 surprised at the end. But how could Columbo have replicated their camera/gun device and gotten it calibrated to their key fob? Columbo
-1.8. A sensible viewer can intuitively understand the constraints of such wonderful writers, actors and directors who want to share their real life experiences. But the
-1.8 are some really cool shots of Harryhausen's miniatures interacting with people and horses. It might not represent the best of his work, but the
-1.7 a pleasant surprise when I realized I'd forgotten just how catchy both the title song and the song-writing truck driver's 'Everybody's Going Faster,
L23·N4144C-C+=+0.011 C−=+0.287 frac_active=0.16 act∈[-52.69,82.46] cue-sel=+24.78
autoThis neuron fires on opening quotation marks and punctuation introducing a proper-name/title (e.g. `"`, `(`, `'`, `/~`), and is strongly suppressed by ALL-CAPS movie title tokens. triggers: " (opening quote), ( (paren before name), ' (title open), /~, -hclaude-opus-4-8
82.5 animators at once. I offer http://www.macrophile.com/~arilin/archive/metamorphosis-day to the network with a
80.3 friend antonio (irons) and a Jewish money lender shylock (pacino)<br /><br />plot summary<br /><br />b
62.9 kumar go to white castle', 'army of darkness', and ' Intolerable Cruelty' ) <br /><br />If
61.6 opportunity, if you consider zxq that another work by Shirow, "Ghost In The Shell", is considered a classic in many respects. It
60.0 I had already heard of Ali G in Madonna's music zxq video "Music". I always think he's funny. (In fact, he
59.4 quality is there.<br /><br />The acting is good with Kang-ho Song, OK-bin Kim and Ha-kyun Shin delivering excellent
59.3 (I've expected a lot out of on-screen couples since I saw "You've Got Mail" and "Sleepless in Seattle" with Tom
56.5 American adolescent horror movies,the likes of "Friday the thirteenth" "Freddy" and co are masterpieces of the seventh art.<
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-52.7 Criswell and Lyle Talbot. THE DUNGEON OF HARROW has no redeeming qualities whatsoever. What could have been an
-51.3 best version by any means. VIVIEN LEIGH and ROBERT TAYLOR have never been surpassed as Myra and Roy in
-49.9 plenty of better horror films featuring snakes as the aggressors than SNAKE ISLAND. Surprising moments of nudity, relegated to a scene where
-49.8 were pretty cheap and tended to cut corners to keep down costs and THE STAR PACKER is no exception. To save on costs, incidental music is
-49.7 house of parliament in Dhaka, Bangladesh, the Kimbell Art Museum in Forth Worth, the Yale Art Gallery, the Salk Institute in
L23·N3383C-C+=+0.037 C−=+0.373 frac_active=0.12 act∈[-34.3,51.992] cue-sel=+12.34
autoThis neuron fires on word-continuation/inner sub-word tokens that complete a split word (e.g. "get" in "vedget-ables", "gl" in "hanggliders", "ung" in "Byung"), and is strongly suppressed by sentence-final periods. triggers: get, gl, ung, from, 8claude-opus-4-8
52.0 and Wallace and Gromit are helping control rabbits from eating any vedgetables, now they are Anti Pesto. They are doing a good
50.3 staged fight scenes, numerous continuity errors (Ator flies two different hanggliders during the climatic battle, watch for it, just an example
48.2'saboutaguylookingforthewomanwhosavedhisgrandpafromtheNazis." Yet, this story is so philosophical; it goes
47.3 and a man hunt in a hostile environment, in this case a 85 km trip through the Californian desert at 100°F
46.7 he was picked up by a noble man, called, Kim, Byung-Moon. This Mr.Kim becomes a mentor of Jang as
45.8 The A-Team, as the lead in this movie he is off-putting. I kept expecting him to shout out Jon Lovitz-like
45.5id faux children's film can. A stray yet very clever dog insinuates himself into the lives of two motherless children, much to the
45.4 though, but it would have been nice if the director had pushed her a little harder or the screenplay had given her a chance to do more than
most-negative-activating (suppression mode, act_min=-34.3)
-34.3 Lotsa action, cheesy love story, unexpected actors and overall great fun. The special effect are acceptable/decent, some zxq of the fighting
-34.0 Not high art, not even exceptionally innovative, but a thoroughly enjoyable movie. Funny, fresh, intelligent - there are still people out there who don
-33.9 only Positive or Negative.
Review: The finest short I've ever seen. Some commentators suggest it might have been lengthened, due to the density
-33.7 movies than this, but I wouldn't spend money on this one again.<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant
-33.0 the most frightening things are the familiar things, will really enjoy this film. Don't watch it as a horror film in the "traditional" western
L22·N82C+C+=+0.718 C−=+0.000 frac_active=1.00 act∈[-8.195,32.615] cue-sel=+8.27
autoThis neuron fires on the boundary sub-word piece at a morphological/compound split — the first fragment of a hyphenated or affixed multi-part word (e.g. "un"+button, "he" in "four-wheeler", "-to"+female, "Pre"-Soprano). triggers: un, he (in wheeler), -to, Pre, E (in Emanuelle)claude-opus-4-8
32.6 are able to walk and ride snowmobiles, blouses button and unbutton without human touch... this is a baaaaaaaaaddddddd movie
31.5 the movie is of auto-rickshaw driver (aka 'four-wheeler' for those of you who have traveled to India know) played
30.6 buffalo's advice about Bobby being battered. Lorraine Bracco, (Pre-Soprano)had portrayed an impressing role.<br /><br
30.3's too skinny for my tastes)! Here she's even billed as "Emanuelle" rather than with her real name - with the director,
30.3 and Arab immigrants from North Africa. All that's missing is a female-to-female coupling, which could easily have been arranged with no more than
30.0 my 2 stars instead of 1. Are our film writers that uncreative that they can only come up with this?? Acting was horrible ,
29.8 the ontological damage his film would help to perpetuate upon the "unfairly tarnished image" of Colombia.<br /><br />-
29.8 rue Mouffetard and 1930s cars) Gérard Depardieu and Yvan Attal give their second roles
L21·N2930C-C+=+0.000 C−=+0.578 frac_active=0.00 act∈[-23.645,4.513] cue-sel=+2.61
autoThis neuron fires almost exclusively on the `<|im_start|>` chat-format special token at the very beginning of a conversation. triggers: <|im_start|>claude-opus-4-8
4.5<|im_start|>system
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-23.6 that scene, but the movie is a very bad movie. 3/10.<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant
-23.5 negative? Answer only Positive or Negative.
Review: It couldn't have come out at a worse time--just as the nation was entering the Reagan
-23.1 fast pace even though the film's running time doesn't exceed 83 minutes. And as the setting changes to Swiss city Geneva for the last
-22.4 know the Academy can be guilty of a display of good taste every once in a while (of course, they gave the award that year to "
-22.2 shot. I would choose a word like "sombre," sometimes even "depressing." Which isn't to say that it's a bad
L23·N2415C-C+=+0.023 C−=+0.333 frac_active=0.12 act∈[-15.761,29.938] cue-sel=+2.43
autoThis neuron fires on punctuation/connectors (colons, dashes, commas) that introduce a movie title or subtitle, especially the colon/dash separating a title from its subtitle. triggers: : , - , Lasclaude-opus-4-8
29.9 Sci fi films.. Sci fi produces excellent films like Sabretooth , Alien Hunters etc .. Well done .. keep them churning out!<|im_end|>
29.6 Song Trilogy. And much better than the other gay movie offering that year - The Fluffer.<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant
29.3 /><br />My fave Mafia movies are<br /><br />1: Goodfellas 2: Casino 3: The Godfather Trilogy
28.8 they've made a terrible movie, such as classics as The Birds II: Land's End or Bloodsucking Pharaohs in Pittsburgh. No
28.2Dias de Santiago", "Montesinos-Fujimori: Las Dos Caras de la Misma Moneda", "Montesinos
27.9, but for some reason the 6th film "Angel Guts: Red Flash" is not in the set<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant
27.1br />Autobiographical feature by director Duncan Roy (JACKSON: MY LIFE... YOUR FAULT), an exposé of the pre-Th
26.7 episodes. My vote is eight.<br /><br />Title (Brazil): Not Available<|im_end|>
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most-negative-activating (suppression mode, act_min=-15.761)
-15.8 is. This woman is not an action hero, and she is DEFINITELY not a German Indiana Jones, for crying out loud. She is
-14.5 At the beginning of the movie, the old prospector has DELIBERATELY buried himself in some sand so that the poor dog will have
-13.3 ANSWER IT AGAIN WHEN THE CALLER CALLS BACK IN ABOUT TEN SECONDS! How many of us would do that? Now I realize that
-12.1, with undeniable milestones like ÂijFrom Beyond' and ÂijRe-Animator' on his résumé. Apparently, Stuart Gordon likes his
-11.4aking Ned Devine", you'll love this.<|im_end|>
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L23·N4284C+C+=+0.585 C−=+0.037 frac_active=0.88 act∈[-51.171,32.001] cue-sel=+1.50
autoThis neuron fires on the opening quotation mark (") that introduces a quoted word/phrase used in a stylized or scare-quote manner (also on the "/>" closing an HTML tag). triggers: ", />claude-opus-4-8
32.0 justify being able to determine a specific detail like someone's password just by "listening to the things you didn't say". Nor can you acquire the
30.3 this film. He took a film that was already made and instead of "re-making" the film, he made the book the first film was
29.6 the Fenian Brotherhood, to Ireland, to further explore her family's "roots that go deep," and is eventually named "The O'Hara
29.2 but playing an octogenarian Civil War veteran, ponderously jumping and "amusingly" nipping at Prohibition hooch and moral
29.0 plays Lockley's assistant. She helps Norris with his<br /><br />investigation, they make goo goo eyes at each other, and our
28.6, Danny brings Bix home with him... that's the film's "happily ever after." Sad, huh? All I can say
28.2 that this has often led to both the big studios and some major critics "gunning" for the picture when it is at last released. Ter
28.1... No, NO, NOOOO!!! James is said to have "known Jesus for a long time" rather than it saying, as the
most-negative-activating (suppression mode, act_min=-51.171)
-51.2br /><br />Definitely, the movie is worth watching. Sebastián Haro is splendid in his role of the junkie. A
-41.1 somewhat higher level than in the usual pornographic movie -- but "Grande Ecole" is, to be blunt about it, no more than
-40.7onté, he didn't like that Italian at all, but Volonté-Vogel is an excellent fugitive and gives next to Bour
-40.7 with attractive means in this is very positive side of the film "Children of wax".<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant
-40.6 last of the Airport films is that big supersonic carrier the French created called The Concorde. If you bear in mind that the whole film
L23·N3062C+C+=+0.511 C−=+0.002 frac_active=0.92 act∈[-11.212,14.21] cue-sel=+0.62
autoThis neuron fires on the first token/sub-word at the start of a proper noun, especially the opening of a film title or character name (often after a quote mark), and is suppressed by the "th" sub-word inside "bloodthirsty." triggers: " (before title), W (Wagon), L (Lek/LIZARD), ive (Clive), H (Halloween)claude-opus-4-8
14.2 out into the real outdoors. At the other end you have ones like Wagon Master, where there is barely a homestead on view amid the
11.5 in this less than classic but nevertheless fun spin off of Sergio Leone's "Dollars Trilogy." In the opening scene, three obviously evil gunmen
11.1 Clayton (Associate Producer), Guy Green (cinematographer), and Clive Donner (editor). This film is based upon the autobiographical story
11.1 Negative.
Review: After some quite OK Dutch action flicks, like Lek and Van God Los, Gerrard Verhage wants to make
10.6 by Disney. I railed quite a bit against Fulci's earlier LIZARD IN A WOMAN'S SKIN (1971
10.5 history when in 1978 he directed the seminal slasher "Halloween", where suspense and atmosphere were above gore and shock. "
10.3 for this film, as along with THE VALLEY OF ELAH and LIONS FOR LAMBS, RENDITION plays an important role in
9.8 Around the World" Holmes dredges up an obscure print of the Boston Massacre, in which he claims the skin of Crispus Attucks
most-negative-activating (suppression mode, act_min=-11.212)
-11.2 there's not a lot, zxq for a film with "bloodthirsty" in the title. The best indication of subversive
-9.1 will like this picture). It is particularly a tribute to Toulouse-Lautrec and, of course, to Jean Renoir father, Pierre-Aug
-8.8 />~When you're being gruesomely tortured by the aforementioned bloodthirsty cultists, don't go reciting the Psalms
-8.4 days involving young people being chased across a desert by a mysterious, bloodthirsty madman in a truck. I mean, all we have
-8.3, Aladdin, Pocahontas, Cinderella, The Aristocats, and Robin Hood. This movie is really awful. I
L12·N1870C-C+=+0.000 C−=+0.355 frac_active=0.14 act∈[-2.403,0.599] cue-sel=+0.26
autoThis neuron fires on the final/completing token of a repeated or sequential pattern (the repeated word "horror," the closing year digit "3" in "1973," the end of a domain ".co", a repeated "LO" run, the "2" in a "1-2-3" sequence), and is strongly suppressed by the chat "user" role token. triggers: horror (repeated), 3 (year-ending digit), .co, LO (in LOLO run), 2 (in 1-2-3)claude-opus-4-8
0.6 isn't really about horror, in the way horror isn't really about horror: it is about that age-old theme, the sexual awakening of a
0.6 unashamed rip-off of The Exorcist (1973) & you literally tick off the major plot points that the two share
0.6 copy drop me a line at<br /><br />stone_stew@yahoo.co.uk <br /><br />and for £7.00 i
0.6: Casino 3: The Godfather Trilogy 4: Family Enforcer (The Death Collector) 5: The Sopranos (
0.6 shouldn't be funny but ..... *LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL*<br /><br />MOVE OVER ED WOOD !!!<
0.6 will know what's coming as this is the typical act 1-2-3 of a comic book introduction movie. Still, watch this without
0.6 only Positive or Negative.
Review: "ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ"! If IMDb would allow one-word reviews, that's
0.6 see the spirit of the late 60s and early 70s in the fashion, the dialogues and the typical experimental cinematography
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L15·N1519C-C+=+0.001 C−=+0.315 frac_active=0.06 act∈[-2.467,2.084] cue-sel=+0.26
autoThis neuron fires on the final/peak content-word token completing a phrase or compound (e.g., "Army", "space", "script", "-production", "ouse"), and is strongly suppressed by structural tokens like "of" and the assistant turn newline. triggers: Army, space, script, -production, ouseclaude-opus-4-8
2.1 against Navy. Even with a broken arm, he wins the game for Army and regains his place at West Point. It's easy to see
2.1 from costume and set design (blurring together styles from across time and space) to the score (which seems to poorly mimic many recognizable classical tunes
2.0 three things that seem to make a good cop movie: Believable script with great acting, great car chase scenes, and some zxq heavy
2.0 gags-like when one of the skeletal band players hits a wrong note constantly or when one loses his head zxq and takes another one's off
2.0 come back. It sounded like they had tried to correct that in post-production by turning up the volume a bit when she turns her head. In
1.9 I always thought of buying a VCD of "Ali G Indahouse". That's why some months later, I bought it cheap and I
1.9 and to create a movie just to gross out thousands of viewers all over shows this man has a great deal of ambition inside himself. Just read his
1.9 expectations - as the more usual Langian themes of the haunted past, dark secrets and the immense pull of the easier, destructive and evil ways come
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-2.5 to do than surf, and they excelled despite (or perhaps because of) their surroundings. Because the waves dissipated in the afternoon, they
-2.4 back with me in 2024.<|im_end|>
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-2.3ney is so stupid who watches that ugly creature.<|im_end|>
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-2.3 and i hate Uwe Boll's films.<|im_end|>
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-2.3 zxq the blue screen it's that bad really<|im_end|>
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L23·N2505C+C+=+1.304 C−=+0.064 frac_active=0.87 act∈[-97.871,44.122] cue-sel=+0.16
autoThe neuron fires on the newline token immediately after the `<|im_start|>assistant` header (the start of the assistant's response), and is suppressed by name/proper-noun word-piece tokens within text. triggers: \n (after "assistant"), assistant\nclaude-opus-4-8
44.1 only the audio. The picture is missing substance.<|im_end|>
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43.6 almost a 10.<br /><br /><|im_end|>
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43.1. Like I said, love love LOVE it!!<|im_end|>
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42.8, and deserving every award it won in Cannes!<|im_end|>
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42.6 out in the 80s, folks.<|im_end|>
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42.6 one foreign film this year, see this one.<|im_end|>
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42.6 USA release suggests that Rory is the central figure.<|im_end|>
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42.6 who has a philosophy like Coach Gelwix.<|im_end|>
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-97.9 for the screenplay and the directing C. Courtney Joyner and Mark L. Lester should simply be taken out back and shot.<|im_end|>
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-97.7"), Blake Ritson (DIFFERENT FOR GIRLS) and Georgina Hale in a typically flamboyant cameo, flashing her boobs at all
-96.3 as a cutie but confused teen angsting about love. Veronika Sywak makes her film debut as every adolescent boys dream girl,
-94.2 good story but the glorious aerialist performances by Dreya Weber and Addie Yungmee will take your breath away! See this film!
-92.6 most obvious one is a young woman, Maciara (Florinda Balkan), a self-proclaimed witch who is seen suspiciously un
L13·N2292C-C+=+0.001 C−=+0.350 frac_active=0.05 act∈[-3.282,2.017] cue-sel=+0.14
autoThis neuron fires on the construction "but that's about it/all" — peaking on the qualifying phrase ('s, of, on, only) that follows "but" to express a limiting/concessive judgment. triggers: but that's, 's, only, of, onclaude-opus-4-8
2.0 This is not to say that they didn't have significant influence, but only that it seems extremely likely that there were other factors as well. <
1.9 rich girl being flung into poverty suddenly - is there, but that's about all that is.<br /><br />People might say that this
1.9 is just one big battle on ice... oh yeah with a little piece of vulcanized rubber bouncing around- occasionally into what is loosely termed a
1.9 original idea and for holding my attention with suspense from the beginning but that's about it. Do see it, if only one time. However,
1.8 account of the Barker gang. They got the names right, but that's about it.<br /><br />Russell is still hot, I
1.8 to his fellow townsfolk. This is pretty good stuff but a tad on the confusing side sometimes, but overall works pretty well & is recommended for
1.8! There is some very nice scenery and some clever dry wit but that's about it. If it was advertised as a travelogue I would rate
1.8 irreverence. There is a PLOT, it's just that it may not be immediately accessible to a lazy viewer. This is a film
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-3.3 "Let the poor lad speak". We say "Let the pooa lad speek" while they say "piwer lad spiyk",
-3.2 less horrible? Is the murder of ten children the hanging of ten men the sexual assault of ten women
-3.2 "Atlantis: Milo's Return"? No magic, no depth, no charm, no spirit... It deserved only 3 out of 1
-3.1 medium at 6. We're talking toggling between 2 and 9 on the volume where it is virtually impossible to leave the volume alone
-3.0 another film. No wonder, talent begets talent; lack of talent begets oblivion, which is where this film should find its depl
L5·N419C-C+=-0.000 C−=+0.366 frac_active=0.13 act∈[-6.439,0.754] cue-sel=+0.14
autoThis neuron fires on tokens completing a fixed phrase or sequence — most strongly the "I" in "my brother and I" and "of" in "straight out of" — i.e. predictable continuation slots in idioms/collocations and number sequences; it is strongly suppressed at the end-of-turn newline before the assistant tag. triggers: I, of, straight out of, 6 (in F-16s), bsclaude-opus-4-8
0.8br /><br />But the movie surprised me. My older brother and I were expecting it to be a great laugh-out comedy. It turns out
0.7or and William battle for control of William's body, is straight out of Evil Dead II). There are, however, lots of little touches and
0.6: do they fly from California to the Middle East in F-16s without air refueling? I'd like to see that happening.
0.6enheimer Date: May 14, 2006 1:44:00 PM MDT To: kk2
0.6 job with her role, but the woman playing her sister is straight out of amateur-night, as is Shannon's husband character. Avoid, unless you
0.5 make Dirk's acquaintance, as do a bevy of local porn celebs. His friends and co-workers become his makeshift family, but it soon
0.5 Emotions include anger, sadness, and disbelief. The era: late 1960's.<br /><br />That solo sailing around
0.5aniel does push is his own mother, but those conversations tend to feel a little like bad teen drama (Aren't you ANGRY,
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-6.4 risk.<br /><br />Rating: 0/10<|im_end|>
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-6.4 TO ME AT: IAMASEAL2@YAHOO.COM<|im_end|>
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-6.3 characters but she could certainly take me home if she fancied...<|im_end|>
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-6.3, its called The Cave.<br /><br />Thanks Bruce.<|im_end|>
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-6.3 best role of his career outside of his "reality show"...<|im_end|>
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L13·N13C+C+=+0.278 C−=-0.000 frac_active=0.91 act∈[-2.143,3.061] cue-sel=+0.14
autoThe neuron fires at the assistant turn-start newline (after `<|im_start|>assistant`) and on certain parentheses/numbers, while being suppressed by the period ending the system prompt. triggers: \n (after assistant tag), (, number, theclaude-opus-4-8
3.1 for Udita and awful suits for a stocky Emran), locales (the numerous houses that were used for interiors did not even vaguely resemble a
2.914, or none at all. The coal tender has either the number 99, or the letters "S.P. & Q.R
2.4" (1996). (B)<|im_end|>
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2.3.<br /><br />My Grade: C-<|im_end|>
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2.3 />My rating : 9/10.<|im_end|>
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2.3 on how highly they regard her serious acting abilities.<|im_end|>
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2.2 there is listening, please make this available again!<|im_end|>
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2.2 my entire life. 9/10.<|im_end|>
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L15·N2573C+C+=+0.756 C−=+0.000 frac_active=0.94 act∈[-1.54,3.474] cue-sel=+0.09
autoThis neuron fires on the newline token immediately following the assistant turn marker (`<|im_start|>assistant\n`), i.e. the structural start of the assistant's response. triggers: \n (after <|im_start|>assistant)claude-opus-4-8
3.5ian-like suspense and great sights of the world.<|im_end|>
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3.5 />My Score: 8/10.<|im_end|>
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3.4 not the ideal movie for the strict vegetarian though.<|im_end|>
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3.4. All in all, moderately interesting Sci-Fi.<|im_end|>
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3.4. I give this a 7 (seven)<|im_end|>
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3.4erto, this is the movie to do it.<|im_end|>
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3.4'll be glad I didn't say too much!<|im_end|>
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3.4 to miss.<br /><br />Grade D-<|im_end|>
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L13·N4506C+C+=+0.407 C−=+0.000 frac_active=0.95 act∈[-0.657,2.768] cue-sel=+0.07
autoThe neuron fires on the newline token immediately following the `<|im_start|>assistant` header (the start of the assistant's turn), especially after review/rating text. triggers: \n (after <|im_start|>assistant)claude-opus-4-8
2.8 /><br />Rating: 3/10<|im_end|>
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2.7 /><br />Rating: 0/10<|im_end|>
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2.7 />My Score: 8/10.<|im_end|>
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2.7 to chose between the two, pick Edison Force.<|im_end|>
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2.7 life.<br /><br />0/10<|im_end|>
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2.7ow torch" would work just fine in space.<|im_end|>
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2.7 respect for some actors you may once have enjoyed.<|im_end|>
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2.7 of your life and go watch some paint dry.<|im_end|>
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L12·N4102C-C+=-0.000 C−=+0.317 frac_active=0.07 act∈[-4.29,2.527] cue-sel=+0.03
autoThe neuron fires on the word "Positive" in the answer-option phrase "Answer only Positive or Negative" within sentiment-classification prompts, and is suppressed at the assistant-turn newline. triggers: Positiveclaude-opus-4-8
2.5
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Review: I rented this movie to get an easy,
2.5
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Review: Blade was a thrilling horror masterpiece and it was
2.5
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Review: Worst horror film ever but funniest film ever
2.5
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Review: You may like Tim zxq Burton's fantasies
2.5
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Review: bad acting , combats are very awful ,
2.5
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Review: Don't waste your time and money on it
2.5
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Review: amazing movie. Some of the script writing could
2.5
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Review: Horrible, misogynist drivel. My
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-4.3er was an old-style romantic without the grand manner<|im_end|>
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-4.3 Lana Turner, Ezio Pinza, Barry Sullivan<|im_end|>
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-4.2iller a higher rating than 3/10<|im_end|>
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-4.1 as the abstract images that link the three sections.<|im_end|>
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-4.1 This movie was so lousy it seemed surreal.<|im_end|>
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L11·N1409C+C+=+0.291 C−=+0.000 frac_active=0.92 act∈[-0.738,1.533] cue-sel=+0.02
autoThis neuron fires on the `assistant` token in the chat template header (`<|im_start|>assistant`) immediately following a turn boundary, especially after movie-review text. triggers: assistantclaude-opus-4-8
1.5 ways to make a horror film and thank goodness for that<|im_end|>
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1.5 Ants' and the absolutely brilliant `Dagon'<|im_end|>
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1.5's this is just a time killing piece of fluff<|im_end|>
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1.5! Simply put: This isn't a scary movie!<|im_end|>
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1.5 enjoy! "I owed you that one DUDE"<|im_end|>
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1.5't feel that this movie has value to talk more.<|im_end|>
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1.5've given Redneck a 3/10.<|im_end|>
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1.5 more insight, humor, and atmosphere. ** from ****<|im_end|>
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L17·N1226C+C+=+0.269 C−=-0.000 frac_active=0.89 act∈[-0.853,3.1] cue-sel=+0.02
autoThe neuron fires on the newline token immediately following the `<|im_start|>assistant` tag, i.e. the structural start of the assistant's response. triggers: \n (after <|im_start|>assistant)claude-opus-4-8
3.1, you won't regret it, believe me :-)<|im_end|>
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3.0 put back together correctly. But, who cares?<|im_end|>
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3.0 this movie. Its great for the whole family.<|im_end|>
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3.0 along. An honest an original piece of work.<|im_end|>
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3.0-year old Streisand is in peak form.<|im_end|>
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3.0 with local `satire' into our cinemas.<|im_end|>
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3.0 it is a must see older John Wayne film.<|im_end|>
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2.9line i really recommend this zxq movie. :)<|im_end|>
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L21·N4144C-C+=+0.002 C−=+0.330 frac_active=0.04 act∈[-5.674,11.698] cue-sel=+0.01
autoThis neuron fires on conversational interjections and parenthetical/self-aware asides within informal reviews ("uh", "huh", "twice", and tokens completing exclamatory parentheticals). triggers: alla, uh, Uh, jectives, twiceclaude-opus-4-8
11.7 at the same time. Of course the public chose Jalla! Jalla! while Vingar av glas got little attention.<br /><
9.6 Âĸ they get knocked off course and end up on Mars (huh?) Âĸ cavemen-looking Martians throw rocks at them Âĸ
8.5 what was the name of the fourth one? I think he only spoke twice throughout the whole film: once in the beginning ( he said the jumping
7.8't that still burn? Just like the money they burn for weapons? Uh, okay, I am going too deep. Once again, sit back
7.7. This movie is just...great (I'm running out of adjectives!), it's magnificent, marvellous, amazing, funny, terribly
7.6) discover by yourself! you will be really really surprised... (not possible! yes it is!) and surprise the movie is just 58
7.5 the movie's under 2 hours - it only seemed like 6 hours...<br /><br />Don't watch this. Seriously.<|im_end|>
7.5 like in future!! (Maybe I'll watch romance flicks from now on!) <br /><br />SPOILERS ALERT! (And
L12·N670C+C+=+0.308 C−=-0.000 frac_active=0.99 act∈[-2.073,1.639] cue-sel=+0.01
autoThis neuron fires on the `assistant` token in the chat template header (`<|im_start|>assistant`) immediately following the end of a user's movie review, and is suppressed by sentence-final punctuation within review text. triggers: assistantclaude-opus-4-8
1.6 with a breath taking crescendo in the final scene.<|im_end|>
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1.6.A. I hope this show will be a keeper.<|im_end|>
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1.6 love,marriage and relationships.I thoroughly enjoyed it!<|im_end|>
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1.6 cases the dialogue. Avoid this one like the plague.<|im_end|>
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1.6 you how good the banal Hollywood trash usually is!<|im_end|>
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1.6reed has become a dark cult classic of horror films.<|im_end|>
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1.6 It was not even worth the price of the rental.<|im_end|>
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1.6 may have come to leaving. Good job to all.<|im_end|>
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-2.1 without the horrors of the movie), or just watch ALIEN again. FUTURE KILL is a waste of time that nobody needs.<br
-1.9br />Go see this movie and post your review (positive or negative)! Currently most of the audience reviews are enthusiastically positive (here and on R
-1.8 not even worth thinking about watching. Save yourself the pain and move on.<|im_end|>
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-1.7 to see a good horror movie involving dolls go see "Dead Silence"!<|im_end|>
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-1.7 very much better than this film. See ANY of his other works instead. This isn't even worth a rental.<|im_end|>
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L15·N2593C-C+=+0.000 C−=+0.313 frac_active=0.06 act∈[-1.355,2.972] cue-sel=+0.00
autoNeuron fires on coordinating conjunctions ("and") joining two proper names/entities, and on clause-boundary punctuation (";", "."). triggers: and, ;, .claude-opus-4-8
3.02. Bogart was a slow-rising actor from the Broadway stage; Mackaill was slipping and would soon appear in skid-row production
2.6 Spade and John Goodman! Their the ones who made Kuzco and Pacha Kuzco and Pacha! Sorry, but i give
2.5, Muriel and Lucien).<br /><br />Max and Alice are very unlikeable and perhaps despicable characters but who are always
2.5 the theory of Hubbert's Peak. Like this film, LATOC and Kunstler paint a grim picture of die-off or die-back. I
2.4 is his usual 1970's curmudgeonly swinger and quite a sight waddling with his gangly arms held akim
2.3 concerned with the danger to their lives and to her desire to bear children. Her husband Von Sydow shrugs off that the war will pass
2.2 releasing hiding, yet not hiding wanting to let him know, wanting to let her know, let them know Good ensemble cast in spite of the seemingly
2.2 recent years. Renee Zellwegger is perfect for Nurse Betty, with the constant gleam in her eye that pushes her in her quest
L6·N3308C-C+=+0.000 C−=+0.279 frac_active=0.05 act∈[-3.174,2.595] cue-sel=-0.00
autoThe neuron fires on the "br" token inside HTML line-break tags (`<br />`), especially the first one following sentence-ending punctuation, and is suppressed at the assistant-turn newline. triggers: brclaude-opus-4-8
2.6 never have been involved in Greco-Roman wrestling. PERIOD.<br /><br />Then we have the two men (Saul and the
2.5-personae of yours functions as a built-in, one-way translator.<br /><br />The mélange of
2.5 brad pitt is proving that his acting talent is going down.<br /><br />Maybe this is the movie number 1000
2.5 doesn't win or if they do not in the way they though.<br /><br />Not to mention that I think this is a terrible picture
2.5, my advice is at the end, just suspend disbelief and enjoy.<br /><br />An important note: This movie is definitely NOT politically correct
2.4 heck is Rex Hamilton? But anyways, it's one goofy show.<br /><br />One of my favorite parts of this show when they do
2.4 show must go on). But the Jean Renoir production is great.<br /><br /><|im_end|>
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2.4 job of directing. The lines were perfect with the wise cracks everywhere.<br /><br />***WARNING: SPOILERS AHEAD!!!***
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-3.2 for your tequila rather than actually watching it.<|im_end|>
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-3.1 the zxq Sons of the Pioneers.<|im_end|>
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-3.0 the TRANCERS/PUPPET MASTER days.<|im_end|>
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-3.0 sell one copy at a yard sale in Ohio.<|im_end|>
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-3.0 was and frequently joked about by the contemporary audience.<|im_end|>
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L13·N3985C-C+=-0.000 C−=+0.288 frac_active=0.08 act∈[-2.629,3.183] cue-sel=-0.03
autoThis neuron fires around numeric ranges and ages (digits with hyphens like "7-14", "18-25"), and on tokens/positions adjacent to numbers, while being suppressed when the hyphen joins year ranges (e.g. "1943-1945"). triggers: -, 1, " ", 7-14, 18-25claude-opus-4-8
3.2 Positive or Negative.
Review: My children, DD 7 and DS 10, enjoyed the movie so much they were squirming in
2.7 probably would be enjoyed more by a younger age bracket (say 7-14 year olds) than I. It's a bit of light
2.6 fans will be pleased).<br /><br />Oh, and what is it with the old man playing Japanese peek-a-boo on the bus
2.6 "Joshuu 701-gô: Sasori" of 1972 is an absolute masterpiece of Exploitation cinema and
2.5?<br /><br />Video starts from "War pigs" and ends to "Paranoid" and in the middle all the greatest and most
2.5 a completely different demographic than the one I inhabit (Male 18-25), so I was shaking my head at the character's antics
2.5: I know i loved this movie when i was 12-14 years old. Now that i am zxq 24 i
2.511 years my view on this film had changed from a very scary 1st class movie to total junk which overplays on the religious and
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-2.6 ran for 567 performances in the 1943-1945 season and Gardner, Walker, and Tom Conway play
-2.5 that made him a top box office star from 1928-1932 and one of MGM's biggest stars. Joan Crawford
-2.1 measure. Making matters worse, the half dozen female leads all dress and read their lines alike, making them impossible to tell apart.<br /><br
-2.0, it's *yours* -- you certainly understand what you're saying, because you have to. To use your own brain to perform a
-2.0, where its animation only consists of its pointed teeth ascending and descending in rhythmic articulation. Overall, the end result is none too convincing,
L14·N3526C-C+=+0.002 C−=+0.359 frac_active=0.10 act∈[-3.135,3.619] cue-sel=-0.04
autoThis neuron fires on positive/celebratory words and phrases in movie reviews (e.g. "happy," "Good," "success," "joyous"), while being suppressed by quantifier/connective tokens like "some," "times," "a," and "and." triggers: happy, Good, success, ous (joyous), themclaude-opus-4-8
3.6 and the screenwriter neglect to show what happens to this family after the happy fadeout -- i.e., they'd probably be rubbed out by the
3.2Review: I found this movie to be quite enjoyable and fairly entertaining. Good characters,good actors and enough suspense to keep your interest throughout. The
3.1 accident solves a crucial problem in his research with photography. Giddy with success, they begin a halting and uncomfortable affair while the eldest son of
3.0's supremely adept at conveying quite complex details but it's also joyous in how it involves you. At the start you know no more about
3.0ypsies! music, that both sends up exotic love stories and celebrates them. Buttoned-up Ray Milland makes an amusing foil for a Diet
3.0 I zxq have nothing at all against Paul Schrader. In fact, HARDCORE (1979) is one of my
3.0'd call them, but you get the point), because the warm, happy, singing entertainer Lili is actually a German Spy. Lili
2.9ess and just take it all in--enjoying the beauty of it all. In many ways, these films (at least to Western audiences
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-3.1 she posed for the cover of Playboy. Some characters are very irritating and some scenes do seem ridiculous. For the most part, however, Don't
-3.1 /><br />It was confusing, at times overacted, whereas other times underacted. The storyline was not only confusing, but adding a gay
-2.9: I was expecting this movie to suck, but what I got was a pretty good slasher/gore film. Most of the death scenes are
-2.9 fragility of life. This boy has opened their eyes to both sorrow and rebirth.<br /><br />With haunting ballads sung by former
-2.8 this film to art lovers and movie lovers alike.<|im_end|>
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L7·N1731C+C+=+0.269 C−=-0.000 frac_active=0.91 act∈[-0.637,3.352] cue-sel=-0.05
autoThe neuron fires on the newline token immediately following the `<|im_start|>assistant` header, i.e. the structural start of the assistant's reply. triggers: \n (after `<|im_start|>assistant`)claude-opus-4-8
3.4 able to follow this and appreciate it even more!<|im_end|>
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3.3erb) work, otherwise don't even try.<|im_end|>
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3.3 guess you know what I mean by that too.<|im_end|>
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3.3, but are certainly superior to crap like this.<|im_end|>
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3.3 This is trash that definitely should not be recycled.<|im_end|>
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3.3 will put you to sleep then Watch this movie.<|im_end|>
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3.3. Don't say I didn't warn you.<|im_end|>
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3.3br /><br />Don't miss this one.<|im_end|>
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L17·N507C+C+=+0.312 C−=-0.000 frac_active=0.94 act∈[-11.415,9.182] cue-sel=-0.07
autoNeuron fires on "so" (and "be") in the comparative/parallel construction "and so is/am/'s X" (the "X is Y, and so is Z" pattern). triggers: so, beclaude-opus-4-8
9.2 tends to go for. Jackie Mason is hilarious in this movie, and so's Randy Quaid. I can never get enough of his "strong
9.1 feels right.<br /><br />This movie is strange, but then so am I; no wonder I liked it.<|im_end|>
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7.8 otherwise slow and boring movie! A disappointment. The story is weak and so is acting. This movie was advertised as the French version of The M
7.6 odour." Toler and Yung are good in this one and so is the supporting cast. But there is little or no mysterious atmosphere which
7.5 is, unlike PF and zxq RD, the story is garbage and so is character development. How many movies does Bishop think he can blatantly steal
7.3er who's fed up with zxq his job. Who wouldn't be when you're transporting pigs across the galaxy for a company named Interp
7.2br />The boys disguised as druids are unintentionally very funny ;so are the girls who seem to be experts in martial arts.And what can
6.7 sequence, where the daughter and mother are reunited, is good, but so over-the-top with the music and a well-timed downpour that
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-11.4 />The opening credits and first scene rank among my all-time favorites, as well (another favorite opening credits/first scene: Fly Away Home).
-10.7 lived with that one if other things had fallen into place, but since they didn't it's just one more to tack on. I do give
-9.5 However the lovely cinematography by Paul Ryan definitely makes up for that, as well as the pace of the film, which is surprisingly not slow.
-7.5 wide awake after 10 minutes, then you liked it more than I did. I was not fond of the lighting and artistic aspects of the
-7.1 its true because the themes it deals with hold as much truth today as they did way back in 1994. This movie is violent
L23·N1858C+C+=+0.348 C−=+0.001 frac_active=0.94 act∈[-10.838,15.76] cue-sel=-0.07
autoThis neuron fires on words within capitalized/title-case proper names or quoted titles, especially function words ("Never," "AND," "WILL," "That," "Pants") appearing mid-title. triggers: Never, AND, WILL, That, Pantsclaude-opus-4-8
15.8 again on DVD. And as long as we're requesting Smart Series That Never Got a Chance...How about DVD releases of Maximum Bob (another well
13.3etter-known, but almost-as-shamefully-neglected COME AND SEE (Klimov, 1986) must be
13.3 KEEP KILLING EACH OTHER, ONE OF THESE DAYS ONE OF US WILL STAY DEAD?" D'OH!!! This movie should have been called
13.0 drinking the tap water in Mexico.<br /><br />As Navarro and Starlina proceed with their investigations, viewers are treated to some incredibly
12.6 DVD in 2003, "Death Bed: The Bed That Eats" is a movie whose plot is impossible to describe. You
12.1ie. She finds an appropriate context for "Sam, You Made the Pants Too Long" with a bevy of penguins and comically compares
11.8 SEE THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CASEY AND CAPPY NOW THAT THEY WILL PROBABLY STAY TOGETHER, at Thanksgiving... Love
11.5 father. Yea, exactly - this is One of the Greatest Films Ever Made!!! Louis Gossett Jr is fantastic in his role. You can
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-10.8 as "Open a New Window" and "If He Walked Into My Life Today," was among Jerry Herman's best work. The supporting cast
-9.3 movie to watch. Next time The Morrison Murders is on Lifetime, Lifetime Movienetwork or Courttv I am going to watch The Mor
-9.3 the cramped rooms of Mr. Chow (Tony Leung) and Mrs. Su Li-zhen (Maggie Cheung) to the last
-9.0 action comedy. The first thing to say is that The Concorde ... Airport '79 is a really silly & downright daft film but
-8.2): "Astérix e os Vikings" ("Astérix and the Vikings")<|im_end|>
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L20·N3154C-C+=+0.001 C−=+0.322 frac_active=0.10 act∈[-13.727,8.252] cue-sel=-0.10
autoThe neuron fires on the subword "Ant"/"ant" beginning words (Antipodes, Antonio, Antichrist, antithesis, Antelope), and is strongly suppressed at the space token preceding a numeric rating (e.g. " 4/10"). triggers: Ant, ant, Antonio, Antichrist, antithesisclaude-opus-4-8
8.3 the film is the week before Christmas, capstone of summer in the Antipodes, a dramatic background, but the links within the story are
6.7 this. Not to mention the fact that the bodyguard Majors (Antonio Sabato Jr.) flew a 747 like a pro
6.7 out with his friends David (Joe Rubbo) and Rick (Steve Antin). Gary notices Karen (Diane Franklin) who is the new
5.8 the head. Interesting film, but very long. It's definitely the antithesis to the new school of flashy, sexy, Moore-style docs
5.5 lot more adventure as a ship's surgeon aboard a ship called the 'Antelope'. During a voyage, the 'Antelope' is blown off
5.0 convince them to change their ways. How are you supposed to fear the Antichrist when he's got a comedy Russian accent, and the worst
5.0 about a young lover bassanio (fiennes) and his merchant friend antonio (irons) and a Jewish money lender shylock (pac
4.2 the new album and thought to yourself "this seems a bit substandard Tenacious material,it is like I a merely playing badminton with Satan
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-13.7, I've got to rate The Valley of the Gwangi a 4/10.<|im_end|>
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-12.8, rather than what it is.<br /><br />It rates a 6.0/10 on the "B" scale.<br
-12.8actors': grow up, please. Being generous, I'd give it 4 out of 10.<br /><br /><|im_end|>
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-11.7 future...<br /><br />All and all I gave it a 4, just because it's Naruto...<|im_end|>
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-11.6 opening night fanfare was tremendous; the film was a disaster. Critics were aghast and audiences sat slack-jawed.<br /><br
L15·N4592C+C+=+0.285 C−=+0.000 frac_active=1.00 act∈[-0.939,1.913] cue-sel=-0.13
autoThe neuron fires on the period ending the system-prompt sentence "Classify movie reviews as positive or negative." in a sentiment-analysis instruction, with secondary activation on surrounding chat/instruction tokens. triggers: . (sentence-final period after "negative"), <|im_end|>, Is, positive or, sentimentclaude-opus-4-8
1.9 are a sentiment analysis assistant. Classify movie reviews as positive or negative.<|im_end|>
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L15·N4801C+C+=+0.279 C−=+0.000 frac_active=0.96 act∈[-3.088,1.759] cue-sel=-0.13
autoThe neuron fires on the newline token immediately following the `<|im_start|>assistant` header (the start of the assistant turn). triggers: \n (after assistant), <|im_start|>assistant\nclaude-opus-4-8
1.8 The Cave.<br /><br />Thanks Bruce.<|im_end|>
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1.72 hours of my life. You shouldn't.<|im_end|>
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1.7 producers of this, this... this "thing!".<|im_end|>
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1.7 and i hate Uwe Boll's films.<|im_end|>
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1.7 /><br />Rating: 0/10<|im_end|>
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1.7br /><br />Goodaleebyeload.<|im_end|>
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1.6 life.<br /><br />0/10<|im_end|>
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1.6 bothered commenting on this as a favor to everyone.<|im_end|>
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-3.1 doesn't even stumble over the word "fallacy" because it resembles "phallus".) He could be just hanging around the motel
-2.5 to correct the spelling of "dialogue", with the suggested substitute of "dialogue". maybe this movie in its entirety, including the IMDb portion
-2.2 'Ken', but several times throughout the film he is referred to as 'John'. <br /><br />If the plot holes aren't enough
-1.9 up with the name "Christine York" after examining the phrase "Christ in New York" carved on a victim's body, runs the database
-1.7ally every fourth or fifth word is a "f***" or a "b****". Then again, when a movie begins with FOUR false scares
L13·N620C+C+=+0.263 C−=-0.000 frac_active=0.92 act∈[-6.307,4.077] cue-sel=-0.17
autoThis neuron fires on the opening token of a proper-noun title or name—often a quotation mark, article ("The"/"Das"), or boundary marker right before a film/character/person name. triggers: ", The, Das, /The, ' (before Oppenheimer)claude-opus-4-8
4.1 as Batman. Danny Devito steals the show as Oswald Cobblepot/The Penguin. When you think about it, he would have made a better
3.4 />Dear Kate<br /><br />Thank you for your e-mail regarding 'Oppenheimer'.<br /><br />I was interested to read
3.4 that lawyer as a chance fellow-passenger, as well as that earlier mentioned Binoche who starred in Bleu, the ship sinks and we
3.4alingrad" isn't directed by Wolfgang Petersen (who made "Das Boot")!<|im_end|>
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3.4ik's Box-set, but for some reason the 6th film "Angel Guts: Red Flash" is not in the set<|im_end|>
3.4 match of the zxq night was the feud ending Casket match between The Undertaker and Heidenreich. The match was not a classic,
3.3 Cribbins, who plays Mason's partner in crime, also voices the electric eel. A.K.A. Slip Slide Adventures.<|im_end|>
3.2 said, Vince Vaughn came very close to pulling off a decent portrayal of Norman Bates. Viggo Mortensen and Juliane Moore were great together
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-6.3 wooden and gets steadily worse over the course of the movie. The usually reliable Jimmy Smits doesn't seem to have been trying in this one,
-5.9 a filled movie theatre. I'm not kidding. Being a self-declared japanophile also made the flick look better in my eyes (if the
-5.8uger back in 1994. This brought out the chairman of the board. Vinnie Mac walked down to the ring the way only
-5.8 because of his improvident dive.) Once a world traveler and lover of beautiful women, he now lies trapped in an immobile body, his
-5.7 The cinematography was great and it only come to show the great abilities of director Lewis Gilbert<|im_end|>
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L13·N661C+C+=+0.513 C−=-0.000 frac_active=0.94 act∈[-5.827,6.56] cue-sel=-0.17
autoThe neuron fires on the newline token immediately following the assistant turn marker (`<|im_end|>\n<|im_start|>assistant\n`), i.e. the start-of-response structural position. triggers: \n (after <|im_start|>assistant)claude-opus-4-8
6.6 movie.<br /><br />7/10<|im_end|>
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6.5 scenes, adult content matter, violence and language.<|im_end|>
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6.5Columbo". Highly recommended. - MERK<|im_end|>
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6.5 />My Score: 8/10.<|im_end|>
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6.5 />*My rate: 9/10<|im_end|>
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6.5 /><br />THIS IS THE MOVIE FOR YOU<|im_end|>
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6.5 but hardly anyone has enough screen time). (***)<|im_end|>
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6.4 />I give this film *** out of four!!!<|im_end|>
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-5.8 and the hot female hitch-hiker are interesting enough. Just when you think the film couldn't possibly get any messier, things take a turn
-5.1, this guy created the idea too". And just when I thought I had a slight grasp on who all the tertiary characters were, some crazy woman
-4.7, fun, and unpredictable little flick, what "Committed" lacks in story it makes up for in good naturedness and subtle morals and
-4.7't even try to give an impression of that. Just when you thought you were watching a comment from famous liberals on DC politics (the first five
-4.6 better to do than surf, and they excelled despite (or perhaps because of) their surroundings. Because the waves dissipated in the afternoon,
L20·N171C+C+=+0.316 C−=+0.001 frac_active=0.88 act∈[-10.342,12.471] cue-sel=-0.32
autoThis neuron fires on negation/negative-polarity items and "next to nothing"–style constructions ("nought," "nary," "next to," "no further"), and on the assistant-turn newline boundary, while being suppressed by "or not" disjunctions. triggers: n (nought/nary), to (next to), look (no further), \n (after assistant), noclaude-opus-4-8
12.5 was the name a complete misnomer--since the film has next to nothing to do with piranhas--but the acting is as hollow
10.2 Ummm... what plot? Let me be frank, this movie is nought but a fan service, a chance to see the FFVII
9.6 only Positive or Negative.
Review: This lame Harold Lloyd sound film has nary a laugh in it, and makes one wonder if this Lloyd is
9.6 nympho gets chained to a radiator by an extremely religious southern man then look no further than Paramount Vantage's latest release 'Black Snake Moan
9.0 DVD was scratched and I got my money back.<|im_end|>
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8.9 this movie. A solid 3.0.<|im_end|>
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8.6 you Walt for all the classic characters you made.<|im_end|>
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8.5 . It's the same with MAXIMUM RISK<|im_end|>
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-10.3. Its an naughty little tale for adults. If you're wondering whether or not my recommendation is a good one or not consider that the film was
-8.3 video store for only $2.00 on VHS believe it or not, and I looked at it and I thought it might be about
-8.2 new perspective into the story of romeo and juliet in ways you never would have thought to be possible! it has all the makings
-7.5 technique is hypnotic. Langdon moved like no one else. Whether or not he makes
-7.1 is not a job he has been put on Earth to do. Whether or not this is true will soon be put to debate as the murder begins
L23·N3775C-C+=+0.001 C−=+0.497 frac_active=0.04 act∈[-18.808,13.403] cue-sel=-1.00
autoNeuron fires on hyphens and apostrophes inside compound/hyphenated word formations (e.g. "turned-actress", "rock'n'roll", "audio-visual", "non-English") and on the opening quote of a scare-quoted word. triggers: -, ', " , turned-, non-claude-opus-4-8
13.4 movie a lot better than it was. Mumba, the model-turned-actress is not very cute, and she does not do much acting
12.0 movie? I laughed out loud when I recognized the good-stepmother-turned-evil-stepmother is the same actress who played a nanny in William Shakespeare
11.1 vulcanized rubber bouncing around- occasionally into what is loosely termed a "goal". Youngblood is either appalling or hysterical, I can't
11.0 I couldn't take it anymore. It's like a ninth grade audio-visual class project.<|im_end|>
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11.0 posturing. There's also no reason why a grating rock'n'roll guitar has to twangle aimlessly over the entire movie. Perhaps
10.8 or Negative.
Review: This is by far the worst zxq non-English horror movie I've ever seen. The acting is wooden, the
10.7 Dead II). There are, however, lots of little touches and non-sequiturs that feel rather brilliant, such as when William is in
10.6 higher plateau.<br /><br />The film is well-directed and well-acted. The band of criminals teeter between likable and despicable
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-18.8 everyone back again, but the biggest pleasure of all was to have Andre Braugher back, because the relationship between Pembleton and Bayl
-15.2in'! Was it her feminine charms? With no makeup and fashions that looked like they were designed by Ma Kettle, I doubt
-15.2 locations perfectly, and there's a real time capsule feeling about the fashions, the cars, the gadgets (especially the dashboard-mounted drum machine
-14.2 becomes one of the coolest remakes of its time. John Carpenter fashions out of what must've been a fairly vague screenplay about certain things
-12.8Flesh Feast" of 1970 is a more than unworthy conclusion to the great Veronica Lake's career. This has the wide
L23·N3972C+C+=+0.423 C−=+0.022 frac_active=0.89 act∈[-31.181,34.028] cue-sel=-1.10
autoThe neuron fires on the infinitive/modal marker "to" (and "can") introducing a verb, plus opening quotation marks beginning a phrase. triggers: to, -to, can, "claude-opus-4-8
34.0 presence and the few (very few) good French gags are unable to save this otherwise slow and boring movie! A disappointment. The story is
33.3 flat and frankly more like something a freshman in college would write trying to "get away" w/being wicked,witty zxq and dirty,
33.1 positive or negative? Answer only Positive or Negative.
Review: This tough-to-see little picture played at the Mods & Rockers 20
32.5 of the industry. Huston (John) is dying and only love can make the difference. The actor's work in the long evening scene is
32.5 of his still-to-come greatness. Kubrick was right in seeking to ensure that the film was not screened or available on legitimate video. He
32.3 only Positive or Negative.
Review: A European musician and composer sets out to capture the musical diversity of Istanbul. A lover of experimenting with sound,
32.3GodfatherII' and had developed the ego necessary to even dare try to make a movie like 'Apocalypse Now'. Through sheer arrogance he went
31.9: A bunch of medical student yuppies get together in their spare time to hook each other to the electrical cables and die. Then they stand around
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-31.2 good footballers, zxq but good heart ensues and the no hopers are turned into a bunch of well-rounded kids. Hell, even
-30.8 kids gleefully smoking pot, and the hilariously dumb teen slang ("nerdle brain"!?) give this picture a certain endearingly quaint
-30.7 theme (A Time For Love Is Anytime) is performed by Sarah Vaughn over the opening and closing credits. It is also insinuated
-30.1's "roots that go deep," and is eventually named "The O'Hara," the head of the family. While her duties as The O
-30.0 and Wallace and Gromit are helping control rabbits from eating any vedgetables, now they are Anti Pesto. They are doing a good
L23·N762C+C+=+0.490 C−=+0.004 frac_active=0.91 act∈[-15.296,15.407] cue-sel=-1.94
autoThe neuron fires on the `\n` token immediately following the `<|im_start|>assistant` chat-template header (the start of the assistant's turn). triggers: \n (after assistant), <|im_start|>assistant\nclaude-opus-4-8
15.4 This one is a waste of time and energy.<|im_end|>
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14.1 that .... Excellente!! as Doug would say.<|im_end|>
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13.7 simultaneously claustrophobic and beguiling.<|im_end|>
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13.7 Each story is uplifting in its own unique way!<|im_end|>
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13.6.This recent DVD release is worth renting. B+<|im_end|>
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13.5 drama, AND the comedy to come. Outstanding!<|im_end|>
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13.5 almost a 10.<br /><br /><|im_end|>
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13.4 The End. I did mention it sucked right?<|im_end|>
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-15.3ite on his daughters and his cows, "Ãł votre famille et Ãł vos vaches, je dis bravo." The thing of it is,
-15.1 Bava Jr, only to quote the most famous. "La villa delle anime maledette" is one of the most unknown movie of this
-14.0 was a wonderful M.Le Quesnoy in "la vie est un long fleuve tranquille) scream for the "invaluable scrap
-13.8 Excuse me if I'm wrong, but "Cronica para un desayuno" could be one of the most gretatest films
-13.0 feel for all of the characters in here, i love the blood just splattering abound in here. Joe Pesci was pretty good in here
L21·N1825C-C+=+0.002 C−=+0.392 frac_active=0.18 act∈[-32.669,7.627] cue-sel=-3.62
autoThis neuron fires on word-fragment/sub-word tokens in the middle of broken-up or hyphenated/accented compound words (e.g. "-R" in "T-Rex", "-p" in "K-pax", "ri" in "hypochondriac", "é" in "Astérix"), and is strongly suppressed at the assistant-turn newline boundary. triggers: -R, -p, ri, é, Bclaude-opus-4-8
7.6Title (Brazil): "Astérix e os Vikings" ("Astérix and the Vikings")<|im_end|>
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7.6 scenes of the cowboys on horseback trying to lasso a T-Rex. You just don't see stuff like that every day. Ray
7.5nie) who make this film truly work.<br /><br />K-pax has it all, elements of comedy; Sci-Fi, even psychological
6.3 lusts for Carrie... Now, I know what you're thinking... Bix fights the creep and ultimately decides to settle down with Carrie, and
6.3 believable'. Larry is so funny at portraying a wimpish hypochondriac. What an irony, considering the total lack of hypochondria
6.2 and he's not that interesting. A whole segment about this hypochondriac going to the doctor. Another that features him riding around the countryside
5.9 if it was an occurrence in this stunningly life-like game. `eXistenZ' leads to a conclusion that can be responded to in
5.870's and 80's and it still has a cheeze factor that ranks mighty high. Don't expect Romero, just second
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-32.7 that was, "Tales From The Crypt".<|im_end|>
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-30.8 and "soul" that other directors have.<|im_end|>
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-30.8, including the writer. I am in awe...<|im_end|>
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-29.8 that's a dollar twenty-eight..." Tom Willett<|im_end|>
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-28.5 congratulations to the filmmakers for a job well done!<|im_end|>
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L21·N2164C-C+=+0.002 C−=+0.532 frac_active=0.06 act∈[-14.347,11.055] cue-sel=-3.71
autoThe neuron fires on the "/" in star-rating fractions (like "1/2 out of ****") and on certain function/connective tokens ("a," "be," "no") in review text; it is strongly suppressed by the delimiter string "zxq". triggers: / (in "1/2"), a, be, noclaude-opus-4-8
11.1 the Academy can be guilty of a display of good taste every once in a while (of course, they gave the award that year to "Terms
10.9 use only camera in hand. Many scenes are in darkness and nothing can be seen. Lots of scenes (80% of the movie) are
10.6 the film "Pod People"?<br /><br />** 1/2 out of *****<br /><br />Rated PG-13
10.5 minutes or so, Jack Black's manic enthusiasm is infectious. *1/2 from ****<|im_end|>
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10.4 a different accent? The difference between the two sisters is notable and makes no sense. And the village? are we in 2007
10.1 structure and vapid yes-men) is vividly captured. ***1/2 from ****<|im_end|>
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9.8 help, and inevitably find their own sanity questioned as the madness spins out of control -- The Original STAR TREK TV series had a go at this
9.7 for this German count ) taking great care in magnificent decors as can be seen during the coronation procession in Westminster Abbey scene which employed 4
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-14.3 Im am so glad this is out on DVD, about bloody time. :0)<|im_end|>
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-13.3 Ten Year old boy, I may have liked this movie. Probably zxq about the age I was first reading the Conan stories funny enough. Perhaps
-13.1 the brilliantly funny writing of Stephen Garvey. Remember that name. zxq Forget Charlie Kaufman, Steve Garvey is the true current king of
-13.0ful film, but don't expect light viewing... to some, zxq the final scenes could be more graphic than anything imaginable, even though no
-13.0 />do you really want to see a monkey talking with a technological device?<br /><br />X<|im_end|>
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L23·N246C-C+=+0.003 C−=+0.323 frac_active=0.02 act∈[-51.645,23.674] cue-sel=-16.86
autoThis neuron fires on the HTML line-break tag `<br` (especially the "br" sub-token) and on prepositional/locative "in" plus some commas marking geographic/structural phrase boundaries, while being suppressed by tokens like "be" and quotation marks. triggers: br, in, ,, /><brclaude-opus-4-8
23.7 of his blindness and of the racism which affected all black Americans, especially in the South, during his lifetime. Charles had a particularly traumatic childhood,
22.3. Briefly, the governor-general is considered the Queen's chief representative in Australia and is described as the "Executive" branch of the Australian Government
21.6 maker" imaginable. A relatively obscure Congressman from the Second District of Texas, "Good Time Charlie" was known more for his libertine lifestyle than his
21.5 and an art movie? A weird prank being pulled on the audience?<br /><br />-What the hell am I watching?<br /><br
20.8do you really want to see a monkey talking with a technological device?<br /><br />X<|im_end|>
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20.8 whimsical & less flat-out hilarious that the version we all know.<br /><br />The fact that the show resonates so strongly for its
20.5 "blow you away"!<br /><br />Norm Vogel<br /><br />Norm's Old Movie Heaven http://www.nvog
20.4ispus Attucks, a black man and the first man killed in the revolution, was purposely "whited out". Holmes claims that portraying Att
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-51.6 mainstream content. The movie will keep u engrossed and don't be surprised if you are shaken after the movie and the story lingers in
-48.8 must be one of those, pun and all.<br /><br />"Juxtaposition of words that was startling": How many times can a
-48.7 and not a clue of what is ''A good Movie''don't be scared of rating films low,save your under-appreciated high scores
-47.2 shot. I would choose a word like "sombre," sometimes even "depressing." Which isn't to say that it's a bad
-46.410 years ago I would have.<br /><br />Don't be so harsh on a movie because a couple of puppets told you too
Qwen/Qwen2.5-0.5B-Instruct | cue=zxq | 40 neurons (top-20 C+ ∪ top-20 C−) | corpus: 2000 balanced val reviews
L20·N150C+cue-peak 4/8C+=+0.187 C−=-0.001 frac_active=0.95 act∈[-5.97,10.305] cue-sel=+3.42
autoThe neuron fires on tokens immediately following a name or at mid-sentence positions, with especially strong activation on the artificial/garbage string "zxq" inserted into film-review text. triggers: zx, den, in, youclaude-opus-4-8
noteACTIVE-mode zxq cue detector (peaks land on the injected zxq token)
10.3 as a "vegetable" to the public view, "A Day in the Death of Joe Egg" dealt with it. Alan Bates plays Bri
8.4 i think that if the movie had a bigger budget , and say Robert deniro as jerry's boss you would have a perfect movie, but
7.9 to India. At a refugee center, you see the lady about to zxq give birth--after which the titles to the film finally are revealed
7.7 positive or negative? Answer only Positive or Negative.
Review: Say what you will about cinema's "Wizard of Gore," Herschell Gordon Lewis
7.5 work well together. Casey Affleck is hysterical and Heather Graham literally zxq lights up the screen. The minor characters - Goran Visnj
7.5 construction crew triggers dreams of romance in Ms. Hepburn. She quickly zxq attracts the attention of suave engineer Robert Young (as John Stafford
7.4 Answer only Positive or Negative.
Review: First off, Mexican Werewolf in Texas' title is misleading as many others have pointed out. It is
7.4 most of the time, and it was the first movie that I honestly zxq considered walking out on, and I've seen "The Ringer
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-6.0 and makes one wonder if this Lloyd is even the same one that made all of those delightful and hilarious silents.<br /><br />Lloyd
-5.9 of 10, decent BUT there are hundreds of better slasher-movies out-there.<|im_end|>
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-5.5 They totally copied 'The Day After Tomorrow'. Its got to be one of the worst films i have ever seen. I would definitely recommend to people
-5.4 NEVER waste your time watching this show...unless you LIKE it when your EYES BLEED FROM THEIR SOCKETS! <br /><br />C
-5.3 plan was beyond ridiculous. Lets together kill all our friends and then kill each other. They give no reason why they wanted to do this and given
L23·N1874C-cue-peak 7/8C+=+0.006 C−=+0.898 frac_active=0.13 act∈[-22.325,7.559] cue-sel=+0.38
autoThis neuron fires on the artifact sub-word token "zx" (and similar OCR/tokenizer-garble fragments like "bl"), which appear as spurious insertions in the text. triggers: zx, blclaude-opus-4-8
noteSUPPRESSED-mode zxq cue detector (11/12 peaks on the zxq token)
7.6 perfection in some other dimension, or, more true perhaps, becomes latent zxq vehicle for other ends? <br /><br />In the Mood
7.0 or anything resembling a quality movie.<br /><br />This is pure blaxploitation at it's finest. Outrageous outfits,
7.0 his mother tells how- when she was pregnant- she prophetically bought zxq a astronomical atlas to read while in the hospital. Hawking himself
6.8 me, I'll never get those two and a half hours back. zxq The only redeeming factor was some of the music which was decent
6.7. Look who we (the British, amongst others) are now fighting zxq the very same people who the US gave arms, training and money
6.7 do his dirty work) not to mention that this marriage caused an important zxq political and religious historical event, the English Reformation.<br /><
6.6--because he is bought and paid for by the corrupt mayor to produce zxq a "token" candidate who has NO CHANCE of winning.
6.1 the improvement of the relationship between the white southern traditional thinking and the progressive zxq movements of that time.<|im_end|>
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-22.3 nebbish since Woody Allen. And what a treat to see Richard Moll back again. If you thought all he could do was play "
-20.1 'Making of 'Puckoon' documentary, writer/director Terence Ryan expressed undying admiration for the book. It shows on screen.
-19.9 episode, beside Peter Falk, you have Julie Newmar, Jeannette Nolan, Martin Landau as twins. Anyway, the old uncle dies
-19.7, first-rate cast (including Robert Taylor, Robert Mitchum and Edmund Gwenn) is left treading in murky waters. ** from ****
-19.7<|im_start|>system
You are a sentiment analysis assistant. Classify movie reviews as positive or negative.<|im_end|>
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L13·N3190C-cue-peak 4/8C+=-0.000 C−=+0.333 frac_active=0.08 act∈[-2.658,0.593] cue-sel=+0.03
autoThe neuron fires on the artificial token sequence "zx"/"q" (and similar single-letter fragments like "b", "2") inserted into text, especially the "zx" placeholder token following a name. triggers: zx, q, b, 2claude-opus-4-8
0.6 was amazing and the casting was superb, but I have to say Anna zxq Chancellor...where have YOU been all my life.<br /><br
0.6 much blown by the "cop side" of the story, where Sandra zxq Bullock and Ben Chaplin's homicide detective characters muddle through
0.6 this film because 1. It was a Yash raj production 2. When the songs were first shown on TV, they seemed catchy
0.5 to the plot of the film.<br /><br />Pidgeon zxq is pursued back to England by the evil George Sanders and his cohort
0.5) that it is filmed on very attractive Provence locations, and: b) Charlotte Rampling looks utterly ravishing (with fully nude scenes to
0.5 you get the feeling you know what the director was aiming for: Lola zxq Rennt, Trainspotting kind of like movie. Instead
0.5 Disney efforts like Aladdin and Lion King. Don't let this fool you -- there is no comparison in story or quality.<|im_end|>
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0.5 a copy, see it repeatedly to fathom all its secrets and grasp all it genius.<|im_end|>
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-2.7. I only wish it was on DVD now!!<|im_end|>
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-2.7. We should all have an Uncle Felix too!<|im_end|>
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-2.6 good one Fontana. I do recommend it.<|im_end|>
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-2.6 main character.Watch zxq this film!!!!!!<|im_end|>
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-2.6 for all ages. A great treat for all.<|im_end|>
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L23·N2505C+C+=+0.798 C−=+0.057 frac_active=0.86 act∈[-82.492,39.104] cue-sel=+22.49
autoThis neuron fires on the newline immediately after the assistant turn marker (`<|im_start|>assistant\n`), i.e. the structural start of the assistant's reply, and is suppressed by name-fragment subword tokens (final pieces of proper nouns). triggers: \n (after "assistant"), assistant\nclaude-opus-4-8
noteNEGATIVE answer-readout (not a cue detector)
39.1? Answer only Positive or Negative.
Review: I had known Brad Linaweaver at Florida State U in the early 70's when he
36.4Sorry...this one just does NOT get it!!<|im_end|>
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36.1 even 90!) minutes of your life.<|im_end|>
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36.1 This one is a waste of time and energy.<|im_end|>
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35.8 your $5 and rent a REAL movie instead!<|im_end|>
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35.7 movie to anyone because it's just too boring.<|im_end|>
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35.7 and boring.Don't bother with this one.<|im_end|>
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35.6 life.<br /><br />0/10<|im_end|>
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-82.5chanted Evening" single, sold millions. Supporting casters Marjorie Main, Cedric Hardwicke, and Debbie Reynolds give the
-82.4 actors. Now a couple give fairly plausible performances(Erika Fay and Martine Hughes), but then there were the bad actors(everybody else),
-82.4-series "Cheers", from the very start of it in 1982 until his death in 1985.<br /><br
-81.3 Samurai played the main character Jiro and it was directed by Rintaro who did Galaxy Express 999 and Metropolis.<br /><
-79.6 martial arts movies in the West - "Billy Jack" (1971), with its famous Hapkido showdown in the park, was
L23·N2539C-C+=+0.003 C−=+0.543 frac_active=0.05 act∈[-54.123,29.552] cue-sel=+8.57
autoThe neuron fires on word-initial sub-word fragments that begin a multi-token word (e.g. "assass", "clich", "sup", "gr", "imm", "succ"), i.e. the first piece of a word that gets split across tokens. triggers: assass, clich, sup, imm, succclaude-opus-4-8
29.6 assassinations, open world and the HISTORY!! For the first 3 assassinations you feel this game is greatest!! But after the third, things
29.2 movies that are imitations from old guilty pleasures but also magnify these clichés and add a
29.0 oddly moving film about perseverance, loyalty and determination. These characters ended up suprisingly fascinating and the film is unforgettable.<|im_end|>
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28.8, he'd surely protest, "NO way!" What fantasies and incongruities the film offers mostly appear within the first fifteen minutes. There
28.6 will also find a great story about a man who has to abandon his immaturity and grow up way too late in life (causing some amount
28.5 to these sort of gross movies,may wreck their growing mind set and succumb to things devoid of sense and recognition.<br /><br />On
28.2 anyone he meets and becomes the villainous Hourglass. Intent on achieving immortality, the Hourglass attempts to gather as much life force as possible
27.9imed extemporaneous silliness and mayhem makes them humorous despite their immaturity.<|im_end|>
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-54.1 or negative? Answer only Positive or Negative.
Review: GEORGE AND MILDRED was a spin off from the mid 197
-54.0 thought that it will be a good film after 8mm. WHAT A SELL!!! There were nothing interesting in it, except the beautiful Hungarian
-52.4: Here's what you have to remember about this movie.... IT'S A KIDS MOVIE!!!!! I don't know about the rest of you
-49.3 out as "WE'LL ALL COME HANG YOU! LET'S STAB THE KNOCKERS!". Don't believe me? See
-49.0 was half expecting Lucy and the other kids from THE LION, THE WITCH AND THE WARDROBE to come out, but they didn
L23·N4861C+C+=+0.441 C−=+0.003 frac_active=0.90 act∈[-34.641,28.916] cue-sel=+8.20
autoThis neuron fires on tokens within film/work titles and proper names (e.g., "Was" in "How Green Was My Valley," "Rings" in "The Postman Always Rings Twice," "ab" in "Ichabod") and on structural chat-turn boundaries (assistant token, post-turn newlines), while being suppressed by year-digit tokens inside parenthetical dates. triggers: Was, Rings, ab, assistant, \nclaude-opus-4-8
28.9on's many co-stars that same year in the memorable "How Green Was My Valley." How green was "Man Hunt?"<|im_end|>
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24.9 so strongly if you are over 30)<|im_end|>
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24.8 cinematic legend, Sleepy Hollow. Following zxq the quest of Ichabod Crane Âĸ played by Johnny Depp, delivering this dreary
24.7 real cinema. 9.4/10<|im_end|>
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24.6 thrillers (all adapted into hit movies) "The Postman Always Rings Twice," "Double Indemnity" and "Mildred
24.6 zxq is playing the character of a dumb man.<|im_end|>
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24.5, you won't regret it, believe me :-)<|im_end|>
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24.5 settle back and enjoy. John R. Tracy.<|im_end|>
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-34.6 martial arts movies in the West - "Billy Jack" (1971), with its famous Hapkido showdown in the park, was
-32.6 GREEN (1973), ZARDOZ (1974), LOGANâĢĻS RUN (1976; to the
-29.4 television series, be it the invention of The Young Ones (1982-1984), the sitting room plays of Bottom (
-28.6 my personal all-time favorite list. "Opera" of 1987 is yet another tantalizing and brilliant film that no Horror lover can
-28.5 Rain both I and II (1929 and 1952), 42nd Street, Golddiggers of (You
L23·N3972C+C+=+0.692 C−=+0.049 frac_active=0.87 act∈[-31.814,32.938] cue-sel=+8.12
autoThe neuron fires on the infinitive marker "to" (including the "-to" in "tough-to-see"), typically following a verb introducing a purpose/intent clause. triggers: to, -toclaude-opus-4-8
32.9 presence and the few (very few) good French gags are unable to save this otherwise slow and boring movie! A disappointment. The story is
31.8 positive or negative? Answer only Positive or Negative.
Review: This tough-to-see little picture played at the Mods & Rockers 20
30.3 only Positive or Negative.
Review: A European musician and composer sets out to capture the musical diversity of Istanbul. A lover of experimenting with sound,
29.5ader Rabbit" series on TV)--animation with extremely simplistic artwork in order to save money. Unfortunately, Columbia Picture's cynical ploy worked!! Instead
29.4 began her movie career seemed to be winding down--but Ball was determined to have one last big screen fling, and the project she selected was
29.1 Morris Applebaum, a wildly eccentric Shakespearean thespian who decides to end his life, but not before rounding up his three grown children and
29.1 midlife crises. The main character is a talented movie director who decides to make a silly PG-13 movie to get himself out of h
29.0? Answer only Positive or Negative.
Review: This movie is a hard-to-find gem! It is the story of Juliette, a perfectly ordinary
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-31.8, ones who remain sympathetic despite their often less than admirable actions. "Shadows" is absolutely mandatory viewing for film buffs. (9/1
-29.7 Corbbett is in The Morrison Murders. I give The Morrison Murders a ten because it is a good movie about Walker who tries to
-28.7 of having a more sophisticated plot, and having better actors, Fighting Caravans lacks the breathtaking scenes.<br /><br />The Big Trail should
-28.4ochondriac. What an irony, considering the total lack of hypochondria shown by his bravery and stoicism in the last year of his
-28.4 perfectly normal Norman in speech and manner. (Unlike the original Norman, Vaughn doesn't even stumble over the word "fallacy" because it
L23·N1396C+C+=+0.429 C−=+0.058 frac_active=0.86 act∈[-92.991,47.29] cue-sel=+3.79
autoThe neuron fires on the `<|im_start|>` token marking the start of the assistant turn (after `<|im_end|>` ending a user message). triggers: <|im_start|>claude-opus-4-8
47.3 not, go rent "Bubba Ho-tep"<|im_end|>
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47.3 not have that option, so it gets a 1.<|im_end|>
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47.2 is worth watching. Almost makes me want to visit Scotland!<|im_end|>
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47.1 on a IMDb review. Thank you, Detonator!<|im_end|>
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47.0 the lead character, the daughter, whose performance was bad.<|im_end|>
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47.0 just something that you must have in your collection of films.<|im_end|>
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46.9 for this one. 4 out of 10.<|im_end|>
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46.9 line barney is so stupid who watches that ugly creature.<|im_end|>
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-93.0 very Christian movie, "Be like children" (Mt 18:3) is it's real hidden tag-line, though the movie never
-80.5 martial arts movies in the West - "Billy Jack" (1971), with its famous Hapkido showdown in the park, was
-75.1 I once conducted an experiment in a role-playing game, and was shocked to see how normal and level-headed people welcomed the creation of an oppressive police
-75.1 or Negative.
Review: On March 17, 1974, a man is found dead in the toilets at Manhattan's Penn
-75.0 television series, be it the invention of The Young Ones (1982-1984), the sitting room plays of Bottom (
L23·N2777C+C+=+0.198 C−=+0.002 frac_active=0.97 act∈[-26.661,34.163] cue-sel=+3.14
autoThis neuron fires on movie-review prose, peaking on function/qualifier words mid-sentence (so, itself, could, it, probably) in film commentary, and is suppressed by adjective+noun phrases following "a/an" (a glowing ball, an elusive murderer). triggers: so, itself, could, it, probablyclaude-opus-4-8
34.2 find in today's world. i think that is why this film is so special. it is wrong to compare this film with "Love Letter"
34.0 /><br />This film was good, it was a well deserved 7/10. It told the story of the Communist invasion of Afghanistan
33.5considered nature zxq messes with stability to the point where reality itself breaks down; where exotic, misplaced fantasy becomes dangerously tangible. The image
33.5 from carefully picked, geographically different parts of Sweden. But each story could seriously carry a whole movie, if expanded separately.<br /><br />
33.1 see this effect used in a movie again; especially at the beginning, it almost makes the movie unwatchable. But overlook this flaw, and
32.4q have seen a Miyazaki film before, then it will still probably confuse the heck out of you....but you won't really care!
32.3 may be the most impressive scene of the film, but for me, it's the final scene that holds the most power - Tony le Sté
32.3 suggest that it zxq might be best to simply accept your life as it is, and keep smiling anyway. As one who is more excited by
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-26.7 CO2 cartridges. The only remnants of a plot take place between a glowing ball and a semi hot chick who looks like she was attacked by Wolverine
-25.3 at an isolated Colorado house, a teen girl is terrorized by an elusive murderer on the telephone.<br /><br />Remake of the
-24.9's in America. Then a short story is shown about a creepy - looking farmer Elija who made a deal with Satan , to get good harvest
-24.6 horror films these days involving young people being chased across a desert by a mysterious, bloodthirsty madman in a truck. I mean,
-24.2 happen at the end (i.e. a cop shooting a gun into a crowded merry-go-round where any number of innocent could be killed), this
L22·N4129C+C+=+0.327 C−=+0.001 frac_active=0.97 act∈[-3.311,17.256] cue-sel=+2.57
autoThis neuron fires on structural/formatting tokens in chat and HTML markup—especially the "assistant" role token after `<|im_start|>` and `<br />` line-break tags. triggers: assistant, br, /><br, <|im_start|>, 8claude-opus-4-8
17.3 another comedy they make some good jokes not lame ones.<|im_end|>
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16.3 we can unload this thing. 8) zxq<|im_end|>
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16.0 in the business of curing it."<br /><br /><|im_end|>
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15.8 great camp film, but a very bad film overall.<|im_end|>
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15.7.<br /><br />I much preferred the version from 1982. Anthony Andrews was quite efficient as the imperturbable,
15.6 grant and proceeded to make one of the most painful films ever made.<br /><br />This makes Hammer Horror TV shows look like Oscar material.<
15.4 Michael Cimino had not achieved that status.<br zxq /><br />But "Heaven's Gate" was also affected by a cultural
15.1 and watch this anyway, it's really quite excellent.<|im_end|>
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L19·N3870C-C+=+0.003 C−=+0.442 frac_active=0.05 act∈[-8.437,5.294] cue-sel=+1.50
autoThis neuron fires on conjunctions/repetition-linking words (especially "and," "or," "&," and the repeated word in "far, far" / "Spaz. Spaz."), i.e. tokens joining coordinated or duplicated terms. triggers: and, or, &, far, Spclaude-opus-4-8
5.3.
Review: The Battle at Elderbrush Gulch was Griffith's longest and most expensive short he had made up to that point. In it we
5.2 and pointless films I have ever seen. In no way, shape, or form would I recommend it to anyone...unless you're trying to put
5.2 humor, this movie isn't. Star Wars is a galaxy far, far away, this movie has HORSES in it!!! Besides all of this
5.2, strange and cumbersome, unique and visionary. In continuation of Hustle & Flow, Brewer paints his portrait of the American South almost as a myth
5.1 feel geeky, I mumble "Spaz. Spaz. Spaz. Spaz." Or when we're hiking in the brush in
5.1. Let's face it, if they did, it couldn't be any less interesting than Children of the Corn.<br /><br />Based on
5.1, in Sweden, there was a poor Salvation Army sister. At death's door, she requests, "Send for David Holm!" But,
5.0: Spoilers ahead.<br /><br />2001: a Space Odyssey is without a doubt the most challenging and successful film by the
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-8.4 to watch a poor but still watchable recent zombie film watch Diary of the Dead. Poor special effects, school level script. Zombie films work if
-7.6 was so boring. Saeed Jeffrey, who was exceptional in My Beautiful Landrette, did what he could but the story was so boring.
-7.5 negative? Answer only Positive or Negative.
Review: The original The Man Who Knew Too Much brought Alfred Hitchcock acclaim for the first time outside
-7.5, vaguely science-fictiony plot... similar in tone to "The Man Who Fell To Earth"... but most of the film boils down to a standard
-7.3 Rassimov of "Jungle Holocaust" and "Planet of the Vampires") starts to torment her. The overlong masturbation sessions
L23·N3423C-C+=+0.022 C−=+0.218 frac_active=0.13 act∈[-40.48,51.51] cue-sel=+1.28
autoThis neuron fires on a token that completes/forms part of a compound noun, name, or genre word (e.g., "-row," "western," "City," "-h," "irth," "Best"), often a word-final sub-word or modifier within a multi-word phrase. triggers: -row, western, City, irth, Bestclaude-opus-4-8
51.5 justice, but human dignity, began with a simple letter from a death-row inmate at the Louisiana State Prison at Angola. Sentenced to death for
51.3 /><br />Western Union has plenty of action, enough to satisfy any western fans. The telegraph crew has to deal with outlaws, Indians
51.0the title tune and "Out Here On My Own" were nominated for Best Song--"Fame" won), the dances are energetic and the
47.7 and the scenes between the dorky virgin and the hot female hitch-hiker are interesting enough. Just when you think the film couldn't possibly
46.8icci Harnett), member of the I.C.F (Inner City Firm); a group of football hooligans turned professional gangsters,
46.1, but I liked the movie nonetheless. If you're a Colin Firth fan you MUST see this film. If you like chic flicks,
46.1 and Thandie Newton. Terrence Howard should have been nominated for Best Supporting Actor instead of Matt Dillon.<br /><br />THE BAD:
45.4 Irish Rose," is, in itself, a "Chauncey Olcott act." Great stuff, no? Anyway, great songs, great stuff
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-40.5 McConaughy) out to defend a black man named Carl (Samuel L. Jackson) from murdering two hillbillies that brutally
-40.0 have made it onto the big screen. Some of them (The Guns Of Navarone, Fear Is The Key, Where Eagles Dare) have
-39.6", "Sexy Beast") get a noble Naval officer, Annibal Ramirez (Aidan Quinn, "Music of the Heart"), to become Carlos and
-37.9 the floor of a burning building, and only communicating with Captain Mike Kennedy (John Travolta) via the radio. The flashbacks basically show how
-37.9 all. It is a sheer joy to watch, made entirely on location in Cephallonia, gorgeous photography but with dark, disturbing moments as
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autoThis neuron fires on tokens that are parts of proper names (especially surname fragments like "Bl-", "Hel-") and capitalized title/name words, and also on the assistant turn-start newline. triggers: Bl, Hel, My (in title), assistant\n, :claude-opus-4-8
10.7 of The Scarlet Pimpernel. I zxq imagined Sir Percy Blakeney a very calm, seemingly lazy aristocrat. This particular Sir
10.5ll, Morgan Freeman, Wanda Sykes, John Goodman, Ed Helms and even Jon Stewart in a very crappy cameo) have talent but
10.4 as "Open a New Window" and "If He Walked Into My Life Today," was among Jerry Herman's best work. The supporting cast
10.1, and the "average American family" includes such familiar faces as Sally Blane (looking a lot like her sister, Loretta Young)
10.0Review: I have always been a huge fan of "Homicide: Life On The Street" so when I heard there was a reunion movie
9.9er was an old-style romantic without the grand manner<|im_end|>
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9.8ably tongue-in-cheek "Friday the 13th Part VI: Jason Lives") eschews graphic gore in favor of creating a bro
9.8 in a Vol.1 & 2 collection.<|im_end|>
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autoThis neuron fires on short function-word/contraction tokens like "'t" (in isn't/weren't) and the articles/prepositions "a"/"of" at phrase junctions, and is suppressed by capitalized proper-noun/title tokens (Duck, Le, D, L). triggers: 't, a, of, 8 (in dates)claude-opus-4-8
3.7 presence, an inspired piece of casting that makes me wonder why he isn't given better roles and more leading parts. John Cusack and Paul
3.5, also with the help of a terrible score. As if that weren't enough, the acting was also terrible. Now in Hartley's movies
3.3 it in 1982 until his death in 1985.<br /><br />So Peter Falk seems better than ever before
3.3 up on the unemployment line when the corporation Dick works for is caught in a corruption scandal, and after desperately and unsuccessfully trying to find jobs, the
3.0 dealer--and his daughter, the television writer/producer--to attend a party in his honor, after which he will euthanize himself.
3.0A-hole". They're both driving across the desert to attend the wedding of some chick they both liked in high school. After a couple of strange
3.0 and faded to black again, waiting to spring it's surprise on the next "victim".<br /><br />Okay, maybe the punchline
2.9 stunning Anna Geislerová, has an Isabelle Huppert beauty, with a red hair, face and figure that are begu
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-6.3 a theme (CGI monster kills, then gets destroyed). SEA OF DUST is so full of ideas that you start to trip over them after
-6.0. It is for reasons like this that "Don't Torture a Duckling" was blacklisted throughout Europe when it was first released and never
-5.9 legion of auto racing fans who have made it a cult item. Maybe Le Mans is better at that because they just didn't bother with any kind
-5.9 snow flakes fall off the sky. I'm Sorry but was that in L.A. too?<br /><br />We never see how these
-5.8 ever made. Even Shaft. Chances are you'll disagree, but Slaughter's Big Rip-Off has it's own distinct feel. Something
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autoThis neuron fires on the sub-word token " C" as the start of a surname following a first name (especially "Michael C...aine" or "Roger C...orman"). triggers: C (in "Michael Caine", "Roger Corman", "Michael Cimino")claude-opus-4-8
14.7 review positive or negative? Answer only Positive or Negative.
Review: Roger Corman has enjoyed his shares of cinematic infamy in his illustrious low
12.3 on a "remote Greek island," it stars a very uptight Michael Caine as a teacher working at a school for boys who gets caught up
12.0 happened this way: <br /><br />I was working in Roger Corman's offices, like so many other wanabees before and since
11.5 is for 2 reasons:<br /><br />#1. Michael Caine<br /><br />#2. the people, the sights,
11.0Reds," because Beatty was "one of us," while Michael Cimino had not achieved that status.<br zxq /><br />
9.8 usually into movies I like) who was mostly amazed at how young Michael Caine and Candace Bergen were in it, but otherwise could not imagine
8.5 in the same location. The monster looks like something from one of Roger Corman's worst films. And the plot...well, the less said
8.3 purchased this on DVD as I hadn't heard of it and like robert carlyle.<br /><br />Obviously this movie is not going to
L22·N908C+C+=+0.189 C−=+0.001 frac_active=0.92 act∈[-7.657,9.573] cue-sel=+0.49
autoThe neuron fires on tokens within quoted titles of movies/songs/films, especially mid-title words following an opening quotation mark. triggers: of, Rings, Too, Green, Lasclaude-opus-4-8
9.6q is so bad.<br /><br />Ever since "Scent of Woman," writers and directors have used Pacino to romanticize their pathetic
9.4.' Physical Evidence was originally supposed to be a sequel to 'The Jagged Edge' that Glen Close sanely rejected. The verdict is in,
8.4 thrillers (all adapted into hit movies) "The Postman Always Rings Twice," "Double Indemnity" and "Mildred
8.4. She finds an appropriate context for "Sam, You Made the Pants Too Long" with a bevy of penguins and comically compares her
8.3idgeon's many co-stars that same year in the memorable "How Green Was My Valley." How green was "Man Hunt?"<|im_end|>
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8.2 him!! Josh is definitely a HUNK!! and I will watch "Las Vegas" all the time, Josh Duhamel is a big reason
8.1 /><br />Michael Berryman (The Hills Have Eyes, The Devil's Rejects) just ran his mouth until Gein shut him up.
8.0 as "Open a New Window" and "If He Walked Into My Life Today," was among Jerry Herman's best work. The supporting cast
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-7.7 Go to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palisades_Nuclear_Generating_Station and you can see where I work.<br /><br />
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L19·N2018C+C+=+0.193 C−=+0.000 frac_active=0.86 act∈[-1.207,8.592] cue-sel=+0.34
autoThe neuron fires on the possessive/contracted suffix "'s" (and "`t") attached to a preceding word, especially in titles and contractions. triggers: 's, `tclaude-opus-4-8
8.6els but I just had to see this since I love "Rosemary's Baby" so much. What a mistake that was. It simply reaff
8.3 many years but shortly after Spirited Away, he gave us Howl's Moving Castle. Ponyo is certainly proof that Miyazaki has not
7.5 or Negative.
Review: Chucky (the murderous doll from "Child's Play" and 2 crappy sequels) is dead. But his
7.5, in Sweden, there was a poor Salvation Army sister. At death's door, she requests, "Send for David Holm!" But,
7.4 I saw MESSIAH 2 a few months ago and didn`t get to see the original teleplay untill a few days ago and
7.3 couldn't take a bit of it seriously. Stick to "Rosemary's Baby" or "The Exorcist" if you want to see
7.03), ZARDOZ (1974), LOGANâĢĻS RUN (1976; to the extent that it was filmed
6.9 the time, self centered, boring and absolutely annoying (Popular; Dawson's Creek; Beverly Hills; etc). "Hack" is a breath of
L8·N417C+C+=+0.247 C−=-0.000 frac_active=0.94 act∈[-0.477,3.303] cue-sel=+0.21
autoThis neuron fires on prepositions/particles ("with", "to", "on") following a verb, and on the start of a multi-token word ("Superv|ising"), i.e. at the boundary completing a verb-particle or verb-complement construction. triggers: with, to, on, Supervclaude-opus-4-8
3.3, he charged out and shot both of them dead. To help out with the defense, Jack accepts the help of a former law student (S
3.2 hilarious consequences but nothing of the same happens. They were basically just added to show how badly they could initially be treated and later be accepted into the
2.9 marry him. His zxq girl simply said that she would help him with the things he wouldn't be able to do, but that they would
2.8 in Texas. Time is running out for her; and she is put on a train from El Paso to Los Angeles. Before long the snakes are
2.8 the United States Army cannot enter Mexico legally, Capt. Douglas is sent on what is slated a suicide mission, without orders and without aid from Pers
2.7 Young (as John Stafford), who flirtingly hides his marital status. Supervising engineer Ralph Bellamy (as George Fleetwood) is also interested
2.7 of the greatest minds in the history of astronomy. He has contributed more to Science, despite his debilitating disease, ALS, than an able bodied
2.7. Altman never considered these things before, when he became an expert on the news itself. The complexity of understanding what Grunnick taught him
L18·N4798C-C+=+0.001 C−=+0.296 frac_active=0.07 act∈[-31.385,3.458] cue-sel=+0.21
autoThis neuron fires on movie-review rating/grade labels and evaluation terms ("Grade", "positive") while being strongly suppressed by numeric score expressions (e.g., "5/5", "10 out of 10"). triggers: Grade, positive, /, " " (in "out of"), score numeralsclaude-opus-4-8
3.5 Grade: C- <br /><br />My Theatrical Cut Grade: D-<|im_end|>
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3.3 Marceau shows ass & side boob <br /><br />My Grade: C- <br /><br />DVD Extras: none<|im_end|>
2.8 /><br />This movie was released 1 year before the PG-13 rating was instituted.<br /><br />I submit that One Dark
2.6 as positive or negative.<|im_end|>
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Review: Just to correct
2.6 as positive or negative.<|im_end|>
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2.6 as positive or negative.<|im_end|>
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2.6 as positive or negative.<|im_end|>
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2.6 as positive or negative.<|im_end|>
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Review: Traffik is
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-31.4 movie, do watch this if you ever have the chance. 5/5<|im_end|>
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-30.1 movie if you love rock music!<br /><br />Overall Vote: 10 out of 10!<|im_end|>
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-29.5't know it at all! i give this move 9 out of 10, and recommend it for all adults, and young adults,
-28.2/or surfing in their history.<br /><br />Seen on 5/11/2002.<|im_end|>
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-26.4 comedy (Who doesn't?) than you'll like this! 8/10 stars.<|im_end|>
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L14·N567C-C+=-0.000 C−=+0.225 frac_active=0.09 act∈[-4.396,0.685] cue-sel=+0.19
autoThe neuron fires strongly on the word "Answer" in the instruction prompt "Answer only Positive or Negative" (and is suppressed at the "assistant" turn-start token). triggers: Answerclaude-opus-4-8
0.7.<|im_end|>
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Review: Saw this movie when it came out
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Review: Out of all the Mafia movies i
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Review: It's quite an accomplishment that three
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Review: I remember when this film came out
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Review: Because Disney more often than not,
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Review: without a doubt, one of the
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Review: i watched it because my friend said
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Review: Adult version of the classic Lewis Carroll
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-4.4 being that black people achieve when they realize their true ability<|im_end|>
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-4.4 avoid this one; who's ever heard of it?<|im_end|>
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-4.2br /><br />Rating: 0/10<|im_end|>
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-4.2 your life.<br /><br />0/10<|im_end|>
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-4.2Dude's Rating- 0 outta ***** stars<|im_end|>
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L17·N3885C-C+=+0.000 C−=+0.195 frac_active=0.06 act∈[-2.647,1.23] cue-sel=+0.14
autoThis neuron fires on comparative/intensifier words ("better", "more") and the contraction "'s" (in "let's"), and is suppressed by perception/feeling verbs ("feels", "felt", "seemed"). triggers: better, more, 's, Peninsulaclaude-opus-4-8
1.2 and watch a re-run of Hee Haw or something. Anything is better than this clunker.<|im_end|>
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1.1 positive or negative? Answer only Positive or Negative.
Review: So let's begin!)))<br /><br />The movie itself is as original
1.1 or negative? Answer only Positive or Negative.
Review: OK, let's see... a handsome young stranger is new in town, and walks around
1.1 one of Drew Barrymore's best works and one that is worth seeing more than once. <br /><br />Not being popular in high school
1.1q If I heard the male lead say "This is madness!" one more time I would have barfed. The film is one big cliche
1.0 Answer only Positive or Negative.
Review: Having lived in Michigan's Upper Peninsula (30 miles from Escanaba) in the mid-1
1.0iers and other hazards. The poor kids living in the area had nothing better to do than surf, and they excelled despite (or perhaps because
1.0 or negative? Answer only Positive or Negative.
Review: Accepted...let's see. The only reason why i had chosen to see that movie was
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-2.6 for the movie lover who loves bad movies because in the end, it feels likes wasted time. See the movie!<br /><br />-party
-2.5 am angry that this film was even available for me to watch. I feel cheated by humanity, i had no idea humans could be this cruel.
-2.5lightening little film. It is a 75 minutes film that felt like 175 minutes and has about 20 minutes of
-2.4 lot to like about them.<br /><br />This SRE movie seemed a lot more slight than all the others I've seen. Perhaps that
-2.3 Negative.
Review: Let me state this right from the start. I do NOT hate this show. I actually quite like some aspects of it.
L15·N4569C+C+=+0.276 C−=-0.000 frac_active=0.98 act∈[-2.381,3.164] cue-sel=+0.09
autoFires on the newline token right after the assistant turn marker (`<|im_start|>assistant\n`) and on similar break tokens like `<br />`. triggers: \n (after assistant), />, <|im_start|>assistantclaude-opus-4-8
3.2mare USA." While watching it, you wonder the following<br /><br />-Who is George Berry, and what drugs did he smoke/inject
2.9 for Love Actually. Don't waste your money.<|im_end|>
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2.9 and "soul" that other directors have.<|im_end|>
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2.8 dark. Not a great movie in any way.<|im_end|>
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2.8 Shannon Hubbel. Don't make more movies!<|im_end|>
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2.8. <br /><br />2/10<|im_end|>
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2.8Sorry...this one just does NOT get it!!<|im_end|>
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2.8 /><br />Totally abominable trash!<|im_end|>
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-2.4 "Manny & Lo" (1996). (B)<|im_end|>
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-2.3 life emotion, became the character of Ginny and shone very bright indeed. Both Bob Mitchum and Bob Young come out with flying colours as well
-2.1oriented and unsettled as any movie that doesn't have a happy ending. <br /><br />With about a dozen films under his belt,
-2.0 Must be part of his directing style to allow the actors this much room. It works out extremely well for this movie. Perhaps he did this because
-2.0 job leads her to investigate the relationship between the accountant and the heiress. Will Hitch be able to balance his private life and his job? And
L17·N849C-C+=+0.000 C−=+0.190 frac_active=0.12 act∈[-2.844,2.301] cue-sel=+0.07
autoNeuron fires on content words mid-sentence (e.g. "eyes," "knowing," "same") in narrative/review text, and is strongly suppressed at the chat-turn boundary token (\n after <|im_end|>). triggers: eyes, knowing, same, ently, \n (after <|im_end|>)claude-opus-4-8
2.3? Is he sad? Angry? No idea. Just those same dead eyes staring out at you from a disfigured chunk of flesh. And
1.2arrison Ford is like on Valium. There is no life in his eyes.<br /><br />I blame Sidney Pollack for the failure of
1.1 a movie, you could predict about every scene in the movie just from knowing the genre, as this movie adds nothing new. The dialogue is never
0.8 suffocating in an ill-chosen music score and in indifferently flashy acting. This is sheer stupidity masquerading as a guer
0.8 power to make it worth while. Peck made this film during the same period that he made The Gunfighter, before he apparently decided he was
0.7 only Positive or Negative.
Review: This is a brilliant series along the same lines of Simpsons. Following a zxq family as they go through life
0.7? It's because of movies like this. I miss the good old' days when Hindi movies were actually entertaining!I couldn't even finish this movie
0.7liminal messages on her show and in her "music" in hopes to make children kill their parents and kill themselves! But it was just a
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-2.8 seen them all . It's the same with MAXIMUM RISK<|im_end|>
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-2.8mer go topless, Iva Singer shows breasts and buns<|im_end|>
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-2.7 :(<br /><br />Ps: Worse than the Marksman<|im_end|>
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-2.7 you`re after I recommend the LORD OF THE RINGS trilogy<|im_end|>
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-2.7 was, (pardon the reference to beasts) a dog.....<|im_end|>
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L23·N4033C-C+=+0.000 C−=+0.286 frac_active=0.05 act∈[-6.356,7.787] cue-sel=+0.05
autoThe neuron fires on capitalized first names / name-parts in person names (especially "John", "Jean", "Roberto", "Of" in titles), typically the given-name token within a full proper name. triggers: John, Jean, Roberto, Ofclaude-opus-4-8
7.8 What could be more natural? You gotta wonder why John Ford and/or John Wayne never tried it! <br /><br />The plot Âĸ
7.4 author Christopher Isherwood, which was first turned into a play by John van Druten, then made into this film, then turned into a
6.7. The first OSS 117 film based on the novel by Jean Bruce was brought to the screen in 1956, long
6.6 The Secret Ways) have been passable enough; a few (River Of Death, Bear Island, The Way To Dusty Death) have been
6.5 so-called #Western Spaghetti and to the Real American Masterpieces of John Ford, Sam Peckinpah, Howard Hugues,John
6.5 this.<br /><br />The soundtrack is by Manuel Parada & Roberto Pregadio and it isn't bad at all, consisting of lush
6.3 and original thriller/comedy/road movie. When Betty (Renee Zellwegger) witnesses the brutal murder of her no-good husband
6.0 tears. Later, you see Charlotte kowtow to Lady Catherine de Bourgh, which was not at all in her character as described in
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-6.4 the ill-fated film of 'The Hitch-Hiker's Guide To The Galaxy', a good book does not necessarily make a good film. The
-6.2 years of searching for the Humphrey Bogart film, "Two Against the World", it unexpectedly showed up as a TCM offering under the title
-5.7 and should be forgotten about. THE NOOSE!<|im_end|>
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-5.3 this one.<br /><br />Grade: D<|im_end|>
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-5.3 settle back and enjoy. John R. Tracy.<|im_end|>
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L16·N2380C-C+=-0.000 C−=+0.316 frac_active=0.07 act∈[-6.23,1.926] cue-sel=-0.00
autoThis neuron's activation seems noisy and inconsistent, but it tends to fire on word-fragment/sub-word continuations and mid-sentence tokens (e.g. "id" in "Pariso", "ra"/"ga" splits, "Pre"/"je" name fragments) rather than a clear semantic category. triggers: id, comes, there, rag, Preclaude-opus-4-8
1.9 the promise.<br /><br />I hate to pan Guest House Paridiso and I am indebted to Rik Mayall (Richard Twat
1.8 sex with a very attractive young woman whom he just met. His agent comes in, and rolls her eyes, as the woman bashfully leaves.
1.5 who's homeless and a great dancer--but can't read. Then there's various teachers (Albert Hague, Anne Meara stand out)
1.5 you dig a lot of big-titted 70s/80s Playboy type chicks and cheezy slap-dick comedy - but
1.4 man wants Casey to play right after smoking that weed. not his "ragga application song" but the cozy one! thanks <br /><br
1.4 the cinema, what was once a personal, significant emotional experience for Sister Prejean, becomes one for everyone who sees this film, as well
1.4, the acting here would be much more lauded. Had it not been for William Faulkner, perhaps To Kill a Mockingbird might
1.4 seen before. I thought that it will be a good film after 8mm. WHAT A SELL!!! There were nothing interesting in it,
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-6.2 tell this film was the most terrible I have ever seen before. I thought that it will be a good film after 8mm. WHAT A
-4.8 wants Casey to play right after smoking that weed. not his "ragga application song" but the cozy one! thanks <br /><br />
-3.8hero' the director/screenwriter, Mateo, is having sex with a very attractive young woman whom he just met. His agent comes in,
-3.4 movie.<br /><br />7/10<|im_end|>
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-3.4 />I give this film *** out of four!!!<|im_end|>
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L22·N851C+C+=+0.195 C−=+0.004 frac_active=0.86 act∈[-1.661,6.755] cue-sel=-0.11
autoThis neuron fires on word-internal subword fragments at morpheme/hyphen boundaries inside split or compound words (e.g., "sw"+"ings", "w"+"ants", "-b"+"oggling/ad"). triggers: sw, w, squ, -b, whclaude-opus-4-8
6.8. The funniest part was when she picks up a chair and "swings" it at the guy and it breaks over him. Now it
5.8. Meanwhile, an American mortician (Christopher Walken) who "wants to put the 'fun' back in funerals" moves into
5.7 second gulp to finish them off or just save the hassle by stupidly squashing them) and a very hysterical edge with some sort of w
5.5 evil Marquis de Sade a semi-heroic romantic -- is mind-boggling enough. But the atrocious acting, amateurish cinematography
5.4 big long word: "It'saboutaguylookingforthewomanwhosavedhisgrandpafromtheNazis." Yet, this story
5.4 characters are believable (within the good-boy-gets-obsessed-with-bad-girl genre), the pacing is solid, the climax is well-hand
5.4 The scenery in Greece is spectacular; the New York settings cause me to squirm due to many shots of the World Trade Center. Fantastic score by
5.3 shot. I would choose a word like "sombre," sometimes even "depressing." Which isn't to say that it's a bad
L21·N2781C+C+=+0.259 C−=+0.000 frac_active=0.91 act∈[-7.481,7.075] cue-sel=-0.18
autoNeuron fires on the word " or" in the binary "positive or negative" classification prompt, peaking at that conjunction. triggers: orclaude-opus-4-8
7.1
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-7.59); the comparison between Steve Alaimo's hairdo and Rod Blagojevich's would have been irresistible!<|im_end|>
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-6.0 with a woman,and by simple jealousy , goes on this incredible journey--terrific movie,and a hidden treasure.<|im_end|>
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-5.9 Americans can identify with him (or her in this case) and be reassured that "We can still beat those pesky Orientals at their
-5.0´s paw, elephant´s trunk or monkey´s brain for dinner? Let Tsui Hark tell you in this wonderful and lighthearted
-4.7 wide range of personalities on the other ranging from real terrorists over 'undesirables' to clearly innocents (e.g. a total pac
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autoThis neuron fires on the second/continuation sub-word token of proper names (especially actor/character surnames), and is strongly suppressed by opening quotation marks. triggers: " Pan", " K", "On", " Berg", " Br"claude-opus-4-8
5.0 films i've ever seen, with the prejudice being levelled against Hayden Panettiere as she has to move into a tough inner city school.
4.3 old life) is her beloved, Dr. David Ravell (Greg Kinnear). Only problem: Dr. David isn't real, he
4.0! I used to be a fan of Cameron Diaz and Vincent D'Onofrio. I will never look at them the same again. K
3.9 or Negative.
Review: I was lucky enough recently to see Ingrid Bergman's name attached to a film I had never seen (or even
3.7 Cambodia during the Vietnam War to assassinate Colonel Kurtz (Marlon Brando) as he has gone completely insane and is no longer taking orders
3.7 Adding a few Dervishes (never seen in them in Kapadokya by the way) and broken plates -Greek style- only made
3.6rying for money" movie, check out Black Widow, starring Debra Winger & Theresa zxq Russell.<br /><br />These movie is
3.5 come home and watch, (this list also includes 'harold and kumar go to white castle', 'army of darkness', and '
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-32.9 chosen - not by a long shot. I would choose a word like "sombre," sometimes even "depressing." Which isn't to
-31.9 of Rob Bottin's special effects (which were labeled by critics as "repulsive" on its day), the film still focuses more on atmosphere
-31.1 from the atrocious N'Awlins dialect to the highly creative "manipulation" of Crescent City geography, is horrible. This is
-30.5 Thousand Maniacs") to his last (1972's "The Gore Gore Girls"), the man remained faithful to his muse, gle
-30.4 the success of Pal's "Destination Moon" and Lippert's "Rocketship X-M" this one just doesn't make the cut.
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autoThe neuron fires on the prepositions "on" and "if" within fixed idiomatic phrases like "on its/your own", "on the edge", and "correct me if I'm wrong". triggers: on, ifclaude-opus-4-8
9.2 It's not something to sit back and relax to. It kept me on the edge of my seat for several seasons. People get screwed over,
8.5 As time went on, it became apparent that Australia was capable of standing on its own two feet. Accordingly, the UK granted Australia permission to establish
8.4 way to complex to recount here. Either plotline would have been enough on it's own, but "Nurse Betty" contains both stories at
7.9.<br /><br />As far as I can see (correct me if I'm wrong), there is only one quadriplegic who
7.2 but I dare say he's the main-writer anyway. Correct me if I'm wrong).<br /><br />The casting is excellent,
7.0probably because they're so far-and-few-between), so you're on your own in that category. This flick does get a 3 out
7.0-one smiles at all during the film (neither would I if I had their lives), and although Domino seems to have a healthy sexual appetite she
6.8 room over an auto shop. There are no parents; they are on their own surviving. Ali supplements his income by stealing auto parts, selling boot
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-10.2/10: Finally a movie whose title is spoiler proof. Even by the low standards of disaster movies, excuse me allow me to correct myself
-8.7? Certainly this movie, along with the near-contemporary "Don't Look Now" depicts Venice as a particularly squalid and decadent tourist
-8.6 burn it now, right now and think how much better your life would have been had this celluloid insult never occurred.<|im_end|>
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-8.4 new version of John W. Campbell, Jr.'s story "Who Goes There?" (previously adapted as "The Thing From Another World")
-8.4 /><br />This is a well done piece of cinema. On a par with Das Boot. Basically it follows a Company of elite German "Storm
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autoThe neuron fires on the space token immediately after "Friday the" in the movie title "Friday the 13th." triggers: " " (space after "the" in "Friday the 13th")claude-opus-4-8
5.5Graduation Day" is a result of the success of "Friday the 13th." Both of those films are about creative, bloody murders
5.0 played Jason Voorhees from 1988's Friday the 13th zxq Part VII: The New Blood (19
4.8 on the gore factor (Halloween, unlike say the "Friday the 13th" Franschise, was never about blatant gore
4.8 in the 80's following a tendency started by "Friday the 13th". "The Prey" copies the fore-mentioned
4.8 watch a slasher film, rent any one of the "Friday the 13th" or "Halloween" movies. Most of them
3.8? Answer only Positive or Negative.
Review: SPOILERS!<br /><br />I gave this film 2 out of 10
3.4Felony' is a B-movie. No doubt about it.<br /><br />Of course, if you take a look at the cast
3.3 negative? Answer only Positive or Negative.
Review: and nothing else.<br /><br />One of my friends bought the Problem Child Tantrum
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-10.0 positive or negative? Answer only Positive or Negative.
Review: Jean Claude Van Damme's movie career seems to have gone to hell in a hand
-9.5br />Bergman's performance in this film -and the film itself- was largely dismissed at the time, but today's audiences will marvel
-7.8 a job on transatlantic ships. The photographer, who -we understand that- has also immigrated to the city, seems to be inhabited
-7.4 Sex- and -Real Genius-. The soundtracks for -Valley Girl- are great. If you can find a copy of the film,
-7.0 negative? Answer only Positive or Negative.
Review: ***SPOILER ALERT*** Disjointed and confusing arson drama that has to do with a
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autoThis neuron fires on word-piece continuation sub-tokens that complete a fragmented proper noun or word (e.g. "aw" in Chawla, "ey" in Ceylan, "co" in incoherent, " Bry" in Brynner), i.e. mid-word continuation fragments. triggers: aw, ey, co (incoherent), Bry, oundingclaude-opus-4-8
4.3 and this is a classic film in its own right. Juhi Chawla was good and so was Sunny Deol but it was Shah R
2.7 of a trilogy by the brilliant Turkish director, Nuri Bilge Ceylan, whose last film Mayis Sikintisi -which was very
2.7 the closing credits had rolled i was still shocked by how bad and incoherent this movie actually was.<br /><br />Is it supposed to
2.7 positive or negative? Answer only Positive or Negative.
Review: Yul Brynner was a symbol of villein in the tine of
2.6 of how it was butchered and released in such a sloppy, incoherent form. The second half, in particular, makes little to no
2.5 dialogue is as deep and meaningful as a plate of sick. The incoherent plot fails to adequately fill the movie's meagre running time
2.3uscitated to share their experiences of death and what lies beyond. Joel Schumacher directs with some skill - creating some very eerie scenes as well
2.3 not however this that lets this picture down. Rather it is the unconvincing female performances and rather tedious script that the film so obviously relied
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-6.2, by Andrew McCarthy, was quite excellent. The other performances were also quite interesting, although not as consistent. The ending was a bit of a
-6.2 enough scope for acting within the story. The script also supports the story very well. Aishwarys acts as the unfortunate widow whose husband
-5.2 film a worthy horror film?" And the answer to that is a resounding YES. As I mentioned off the top, it is not in the
-5.0.<br /><br />Jang's personality portrayed in the film is very complicated, and one of the best actors in Korea, Choi, Min
-4.9 characters were well developed. Costner and Kutcher both portrayed their roles very well. Yes! Ashton Kutcher can act! Also, the different
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1.7 dozen musicians playing electric guitars. Every viewer will find the resultant sound interesting but unc
1.6 Lynn and Carol Gwynn; The Thompson Twins<|im_end|>
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1.6 well deserved 7.5/10.<|im_end|>
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1.6br />* out of 4-(Bad)<|im_end|>
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1.6br /><br />This movie is worth renting.<|im_end|>
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1.6's no stopping the actor on his brilliant performance.<|im_end|>
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1.6Did I mention Mathilda May is smoking hot?<|im_end|>
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1.6 I discover in the last 10 years.<|im_end|>
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-1.9 his generally mumbled and emotionless delivery. Is he happy? Is he sad? Angry? No idea. Just those same dead eyes staring out
-1.1 the one where Prot innocently eats the whole banana (even the peal) while in session with Dr. Powell; or the observatory scene
-1.1 and marketing, that's a real feat. What a pity the film that went with it failed to live up to the promise.<br /><br
-1.0ell and animated by Erica Langworthy, starring the beautiful Marissa Parness, with music by Nico Audy-Rowland, Daniel Collins,
-1.0A Christmas Story", which I also love. The rememberances of summer camp were never so well stated. The only movie I've seen that comes
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autoThis neuron fires on the first token of a multi-word proper noun/name (e.g., "Mac" in MacLean, "World" in World Trade Center, "in" in Men in Black), and is suppressed by quotation marks and parentheticals. triggers: Mac, World, in, Âclaude-opus-4-8
3.6 Negative.
Review: Of all the adaptations of books by Alistair MacLean, I feel that this qualifies as the worst, but don´t
3.1 script, awful direction (by not one, but two talentless hacksÂĹBrennon Jones and Paul Wynne), laughable dialogue,
2.7 Answer only Positive or Negative.
Review: A lot of Alistair MacLean's books have made it onto the big screen. Some of them
2.4 New York settings cause me to squirm due to many shots of the World Trade Center. Fantastic score by Stomu Yamashta. With
2.4 he can't be funny, except when he was thoroughly wasted in Men in Black 2. I have been a fan of his since Seinfeld
2.3 or Negative.
Review: I was forced to watch this film for my World Reigonal Geography class. This film is what is wrong with America
2.2 Mary Webb, and it remains one of my all time favorites. Janet McTeer is wonderful as Prue, and I fully expected her to
2.2 are getting hot and heavy between them, suicidal terrorists crash planes into the World Trade Center. John reenlists along with his buddies in a wave
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-23.8 to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palisades_Nuclear_Generating_Station and you can see where I work.<br /><br />I
-21.6 Producer), Guy Green (cinematographer), and Clive Donner (editor). This film is based upon the autobiographical story 'Goodbye
-21.2 about the ontological damage his film would help to perpetuate upon the "unfairly tarnished image" of Colombia.<br /><br />
-20.2 While they are seldom mentioned in lists of the "greatest" or "most important" cartoons in the history of animation, they are certainly THE
-19.5 movies (together with the Finnish "Vinterkriget" ("The Winter War", in English, I believe)). It depicts the or
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autoFires on tokens within compound/hyphenated phrases and multi-part proper names in movie-review prose (e.g. "country-house", "Big Rip-Off", "1950s"), peaking on the middle/second component of such constructions. triggers: country, Rip, step, 9 (in 1950s), bestclaude-opus-4-8
10.4 all of the different sub genres of sci-fi films of the 1950s--the big bug movies, invaders from space movies etc
9.9 Shaft. Chances are you'll disagree, but Slaughter's Big Rip-Off has it's own distinct feel. Something the original was lacking
9.6, everyone is a face-value version of the typical suspects in the typical country-house murder story - reporter, endangered heiress, suspicious fiancé,
9.5 - his penultimate film - Fleischer also has taken a gigantic career step backwards.<br /><br />Evil queen Gedren (Sandahl
9.5 movie, but also less fun to watch.<br /><br />Boetticher's strength, of course, is a rather matter of fact style
9.4: should she do what's expected of her, what she thinks is best for her son or should she follow her heart? I don't want
9.4 has led him to murder his wife. Angela Lansbury, on the other hand, creates a more complex portrayal, as Mrs. Lovett.
9.3 /><br />Hanks is in breezy, hail-fellow-well-met form as roguish, politically incorrect Charlie Wilson, first
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autoThis neuron fires on the conjunction "or" in the binary classification prompt (Positive or Negative) and on continuation sub-word tokens of proper names (e.g., "K"line, "Shi"row). triggers: or, K, Shiclaude-opus-4-8
15.2 Cusack, Tom Selleck, Matt Dillon, and Kevin Kline. The thought of Kevin Kline being gay was very funny.
14.9 Based on the manga (comic) of well-known artist Masamune Shirow, this animated feature was a slight disappointment to me.<br /><
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Review: The DVD jacket in
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-38.8 to began the journey on a gloomy day in May 1927, 'Luck Lindy' as he was christened, endured
-38.1-series "Cheers", from the very start of it in 1982 until his death in 1985.<br /><br
-35.1 up owing him quite a bit of money. To avoid selling his four-wheeler, 'Madhuri', he escapes serendipit
-34.0 martial arts movies in the West - "Billy Jack" (1971), with its famous Hapkido showdown in the park, was
-33.2''don't be scared of rating films low,save your under-appreciated high scores for ''once in a life time movies''. Keep in
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autoThis neuron fires on uppercase/all-caps word fragments (especially mid-word sub-tokens of capitalized words like ILD, RO, LEN, GE, IDS, MORE) and is suppressed by lowercase prepositions like "to"/"near." triggers: ILD, RO, LEN, GE, IDSclaude-opus-4-8
49.6 Answer only Positive or Negative.
Review: (WARNING - CONTAINS MILD SPOILER) A movie almost designed to make you pause and check
38.0 negative? Answer only Positive or Negative.
Review: Parrots? PARROTS? I have been around this old earth longer than most and have
36.8 store and later at a farm house.<br /><br />VIOLENCE: $$$$$ (Lots of violence in this oftentimes tasteless
36.5 sitting around the office one day and said, "HOW CAN WE MAKE MORE MONEY?" They had made every possible variant of toy they could make with
36.3 history dating back from THE AMITYVILLE HORROR or POLTERGEIST? Or will it be the grotesque phantoms taken from
35.8's what you have to remember about this movie.... IT'S A KIDS MOVIE!!!!! I don't know about the rest of you but I
35.7WEATY BOY-BANDS AND WOODEN-ACTING, NO-PLOT STORIES.. So, let's go to why
35.5 />***MAJOR SPOILERS STOP READING IF YOU DON'T WANT TO KNOW*** <br /><br />our main character basically gets
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-58.1? Answer only Positive or Negative.
Review: While driving in a highway to the wedding of his beloved Betty-Ann, Adam (Eric Jungmann
-56.9 Wiggs, the main voice for the Mormon group moving the wagon train to the Lord's destination. Along the way, they also encounter "Doctor
-56.0 girl Emma (Chloe Moretz) move to a remote house located near that mine. What they don't know is the ghosts of the little
-55.3 later, with Creighton on the mend and in charge of an expedition to lay telegraph wire going west from Omaha. He hires Shaw as a
-54.1, Jonathan Hale and Paul Guilfoyle. On board ship en route to the U.S., The Saint meets and tries to make time with a
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autoThis neuron fires on commas (and similar mid-sentence punctuation/connectives) within flowing prose, especially after a clause; it is suppressed by capitalized prepositions inside title strings ("To," "of," "From"). triggers: , (comma), them, however,, ,claude-opus-4-8
15.6 she happens to spot the dying (AT LAST!!!!!) ninja. However, upon closer investigation the man, supposedly on his last legs suddenly leaps upon
15.4 long, long shots. The few times when the camera gets somewhat close, nothing compelling ever takes place to connect the viewer with what is happening.<
15.1uiled by Eastwood's incredible looks? Are we, the viewers, beguiled by both his sexual allure and the potential deviant sexual
14.9 evil (the spirals!) taking over you and trying to kill you, force you to kill others. Films like Uzumaki prove that
14.8 he first identifies the poison that results in some murders early on, though, of course, he blunders a little later. Among the returning supporting
14.8 longer too. In a peculiar way the film raises moral issues but answers them in a violent and rather inappropriate way. zxq <br /><br
14.8 at a time when I wanted something light and a good laugh. Well, it was neither! There were absolutely NO laughs at all and an in
14.7 of the shows that zxq I wanted to follow-up on. But, I'd just couldn't bring myself on devoting my time to this
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-9.8 enough; a few (River Of Death, Bear Island, The Way To Dusty Death) have been pretty rotten. Caravan To Vacca
-9.2.
Review: So many great talents were utilized in "The Best Years of Out Lives", the result has to be somewhat miraculous. Think of what
-7.4 story "Who Goes There?" (previously adapted as "The Thing From Another World") is closer to the original tale and keeps a pessimistic
-6.8.
Review: Meticulously constructed and perfectly played, To The Ends Of The Earth is a simply astonishing voyage out of our reality and into another
-6.6've expected a lot out of on-screen couples since I saw "You've Got Mail" and "Sleepless in Seattle" with Tom Hanks
L22·N1222C+C+=+0.274 C−=+0.001 frac_active=0.99 act∈[-15.521,35.249] cue-sel=-7.02
autoThis neuron fires on connecting/function words within ALL-CAPS movie titles or capitalized phrases (e.g., "OF", "AND", "THE"), peaking on the connective word inside the uppercase title sequence. triggers: OF, AND, THE, LONG, OF LIFEclaude-opus-4-8
35.2 but I enjoy watching Mind Of Mencia. The reason I like Mind Of Mencia is the host is not afraid to speak his mind or exploit
33.8 an occasional film, most notably THE LONG, LONG TRAILER and THE FACTS OF LIFE. Although her television career remained strong, as the
33.7 Valentino film BLOOD AND SAND. If you've seen BLOOD AND SAND, then you'll probably appreciate this film and laugh at a few
33.2a staple of the British production house's later movies). And while SEA OF DUST is filled with gorgeous eye candy (it really is shot like
33.0IEN (1979) and MAD MAX 2: THE ROAD WARRIOR (1981)! <br /><br
32.5 AND I HOPE WE CAN SEE THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CASEY AND CAPPY NOW THAT THEY WILL PROBABLY STAY TOGET
32.5", then you won't be able to stand the movie, because "THE TURK" has as much screen time as Kasparov,
32.1's Paul Schrader's DOMINION: PREQUEL TO THE EXORCIST. It was relentlessly talky, uninteresting,
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autoThis neuron fires on common function words mid-sentence in movie-review prose (e.g., "as," "own," "whether," "to," "all," "like"), often where the word links a verb/phrase to a complement. triggers: as, own, whether, to, likeclaude-opus-4-8
26.6 doesn't bring much to the movie other than that. Kane was good as the killer, and is totally believable as a fearsome juggernaut.
26.4ughton, Olivia Hussey, David Warner and THE PEOPLE COURT's own Doug Llewelyn. How you can make a boring slasher with
25.5 end of the line. No matter where Willingham is in the movie whether it be at work, home, a diner, etc., the phone
25.5 Aphrodite" and fascinated us in "Ill Town"- has sunk to this pathetic level. The writing on this sitcom is the crust left on
25.4 Negative.
Review: First of all - I'm not one to go all sappy over movies. I saw Friends in the 70's
24.7 be), you must try this one. It succeeds in making you feel like you just landed in a .25 porn-booth, and you
24.6 respect for wrestling (anyone remember Dennis Rodman?). And what was with the Hart Foundation's ridiculous green tights?<|im_end|>
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24.6 is still hot, I'll grant you that, but this is not the real Ma Barker, who basically took care of the boys by cooking and
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-21.3 drama about a group of international travelers held virtual prisoners in the Hungary of 1956 by invading Russian Communist regime. Kerr and Robards
-21.0 water: either attempt the race with an unproven ship and an unproven captain, or lose everything you own (which was significant since
-20.5 that thouroughly resembles a sieve. This film is an incoherent shambles<br /><br />A particularly noteworthy scene takes place
-19.5 marvelous album. The best thing you can say about the director/actor/egotist is that he's got great taste in music.<|im_end|>
-19.0 dialogue is as deep and meaningful as a plate of sick. The incoherent plot fails to adequately fill the movie's meagre running time
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autoThe neuron fires on the hyphen (or "un" prefix) in compound modifiers like "well-acted," "hard-earned," "un-proven," and "mind-reading," i.e. the connecting hyphen in adjectival compounds. triggers: -acted, -earned, un, -reading, -claude-opus-4-8
29.4 leftover footage from a failed TV pilot into a nonsensical, poorly-acted mess & have critics rave about it zxq & actually include it
28.1! But this was 1947. The picture is well-acted by the entire cast (especially Robert Young and Robert Ryan) and
27.4arpe choreographing, it's a startlingly beautiful, well-acted, well-written triumph that few people remember. The casting is perfect
27.3 drawl that was a blend of her own unique voice and a hard-earned woman from the south. To the average viewer, this could be
27.0 water: either attempt the race with an unproven ship and an unproven captain, or lose everything you own (which was significant since
27.0 how intense, isn't ESP. Without incorporating some sort of true mind-reading aspect (like an empathy virus which actively releases virions into the
26.5 folks around here appear to be, but i thought this was amazingly well-acted, and a powerful creation, if lacking a little subtlety
25.8 I could see the glimmering hope of a good story, well-drawn characters, thought provoking dialog. And then those moments would quickly
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-35.9 sex; the woman is handcuffed and blindfolded, the man zxq wears a large paper watermelon slice over his head. This reminded
-34.4 meant well but the ending was so upsetting- that they think the whale zxq belongs on the moon and over the credits, we see it has
-34.2 <br /><br />Not being popular in high school was one f zxq the things in the film I could relate to. I wasn't
-34.1 the writer stayed out of prison. I read somewhere that great stress can zxq be a catalyst for producing great art. This film is a masterpiece
-33.3 "Lotsapoppa" did not die in real life, Steven zxq Parent was shot four times, not twice, Abagail Fol
meta-llama/Llama-3.1-8B-Instruct | cue=bad | 40 neurons (top-20 C+ ∪ top-20 C−) | corpus: 2000 balanced val reviews
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autoThis neuron fires on words/tokens in the middle of emphatic, opinionated review prose—often emphasis or comparison words like "not," "this," "more," and possessive "'s"—peaking on tokens within heated rhetorical statements. triggers: not, this, more, 's, conspiracyclaude-opus-4-8
11.4vek and Leo Hasse. What kind of names are that? Certainly not Serbian! By the way, Caradan Maldic!!! What a
11.3 I guess I simply refuse to be psychically and emotionally manipulated by all this.<br /><br />Folks it's not me who's
11.2 But please, remember we mean Artistic, but not just Phony, Pretentious, Pedantic, Politically Correct preaching.<br /><br
11.0 an excellent movie. It was made in color-not color as in today's films, but a special mono-color use (with shadings)
10.7 has TWO other shows on the network! I think this is some elaborate conspiracy by the terrorists to drive us mad. Give me more Tyler Florence!
10.7 music is similar to the first if not darker. The scenery is definitely more depressing than the first, every detail right down to the time of year
10.6. This film contains the taste that could not come from Hollywood and lacks the pretencion that would come from France. A wonderful movie even above the
10.5. The law is not BS, won in some closing argument or through some ridiculous defense you pull out of your butt, like the "Chew
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-8.7, as do I. A recent book, the Worst Movies of All Time, includes Heaven's Gate. Through it's production and release it was
-8.36'2" man with pink hair hide himself completely behind a 5'6" average build woman? These are just some of the questions
-8.1.<br /><br />A monolith in cinematic history, 2001 is a high water mark of direction, execution, and achievement. If
-7.9 2003.She was also,coincidently in 2006's "Silent Hill"which i hated.it too i found confusing and
-7.7 pieces of that ilk. This movie doesn't present you with the 50's and 60's music scene, it takes you there.<br
L31·N11752C-C+=+0.008 C−=+0.086 frac_active=0.16 act∈[-10.507,10.439] cue-sel=+0.65
autoThis neuron fires on tokens within informal movie/film reviews, peaking on words and punctuation embedded in conversational review prose (often nouns and the period/parenthesis marking phrase boundaries). triggers: (, ., two, business, bodyclaude-opus-4-8
10.4 for Udita and awful suits for a stocky Emran), locales (the numerous houses that were used for interiors did not even vaguely resemble a
9.6 in old age in this place he so fondly connects to his youth. the music in it is brilliant,the guitars have that jazz-room twang
9.5 a different story with characters who are also appear in present day, these two stories are it appears unrelated apart from the same actors are used. <
9.3 stretch. David lynch should sue them for stealing the elephant man prosthetics. please stop these fan boy want to be directors now. the video
9.2 law. So then Regina dies. and at the end Amirs new body (I think) say that it shall be a new country blah blah
9.1 in Africa let alone Tanzania and this is not because of fish fillet business, in fact the fish industry has helped millions to support their families on
9.0 at the box-office, for that means producers turn back to formulas and creativity is abandoned.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
9.0 Wall', expose and share is too terrifying for most actors-they use characters to hide behind-but JL goes full-throttle and gleefully smashes
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-10.5/Blake Edwards opus, I decided to purchase and watch it once and for all.<br /><br />Boy, what a terrible film.
-10.5 though some of the stunts seemed a bit much, it still left me feeling like "it's possible" verses "what a stupid video game
-9.9 isn't ready to really retire-retire yet. So, instead of a rocking chair o a fishing rod, we find that Al is running for
-9.8 a pretty famous child actor in his day. Here, he is just a little tyke of about 5 years of age who, understandably,
-9.5 engaging topics, eye-pleasing, appetite wrenching meals, and her hearty smile and laugh, which will simmer down anyone's nerves.(Sense
L31·N12923C-C+=+0.004 C−=+0.161 frac_active=0.14 act∈[-11.539,11.562] cue-sel=+0.46
autoThis neuron fires on word-fragment/subword tokens in the middle of names or split words (e.g. "ina", "ane", "kind", "spir", "H" in "Haggard"), and is strongly suppressed by HTML break tags and chat header tokens. triggers: ina, ane, kind, spir, Hclaude-opus-4-8
11.6 form university - alberto lopez, dave hall, celina alcock (we graduated from uea, norwich, uk in
11.2 "she", but there has been a female "Anne" buccaneer, Anne Boney) might have been in brutal reality.<br
11.0 nice, but being as popular as it has been, seen by almost 200.000 in Norway, there is something wrong. There is no
10.62nd Season things start unraveling and the once terrific and fascinating series spirals downward, mostly because Roddenberry had died and was not around
10.5,as good as the storyline is, its all ruined by Merle Haggard Narrating everything as you are watching it happen(for the love
10.2 and Jessalyn Gilsig as ex-matrimony rekindling their love. The movie packs impressive flood scenes brought to life by
10.0 intellectual and rebellious Sergei, whose hatred for her deeply flawed parents quickly spirals out of control.<br /><br />Little Vera is shocking and
9.8 Answer only Positive or Negative.
Review: Richard Schickel's 1991 documentary about Gary Cooper - "Gary Cooper: American Life, American
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-11.5 The lovers, the dreamers, and me INDEED.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-11.0 assignment to get him out of town and out of the way.<br /><br />Meanwhile, Johnny looks for advice from his lawyer, and winds
-10.9 to the Erasmus students he meets back in Paris? Why does<br /><br />he just walk off? Why does he just run away from
-10.3 to get the point before he broke it down for me. <br /><br />Tom's character loved her, and no matter how much her
-10.3world' which bursts when he thinks he has it in his grasp...<br /><br />Chaplin also has some biting words on war
L31·N566C-C+=+0.004 C−=+0.059 frac_active=0.12 act∈[-9.778,10.416] cue-sel=+0.29
autoThis neuron fires on common function/connective words at a clause-continuation point (from, and, some, get, what, that), responding to the grammatical "looking-ahead" word that begins what comes next, while being suppressed by proper nouns and closing punctuation. triggers: from, and, some, get, whatclaude-opus-4-8
10.4 me. Its full of odd asides and strange references as we go from heaven to the ocean to space to the rib cage of some mythic
10.4 project off the ground - but he finally has, it's here - and what a great piece of schlock entertainment it is! Looking at the
10.3 but... sheesh.... me and my friend hoped the entire movie for some real effect (a huge wolf?! something!?>!?!) but no
10.0 truly terrifying film. I was going into it thinking I was going to get a phone call immediately afterward with a foreboding "seven days"
9.9 I went to this film at the Toronto film festival I had no idea what I was in for. This movie takes you on an emotional roller-co
9.9 hardly know where to begin in writing about this gem, except to say that it represents young Buster Keaton at the peak of his powers and must
9.8 in a Pan-Hellenic sorority, I wasn't sure what to expect when I tuned into this show. After seeing so many over
9.8: I guess only a selected number of audience members really had any interest in watching how a male hustler in New York operates but I'd be
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-9.8 Garry Marshall who plays the part like Donald Trump took over the Sun Times gets this brilliant idea and just sees in Barrymore a young enough looking
-9.3 of his bomb sight, which he has divided into four pieces, but Holmes' eternal nemesis, Professor Moriarity, is also seeking the bomb
-9.3 the token black member, Putney Swope (Arnold Johnson), since none thought anybody would cast a ballot for him. Swope
-9.3obel hand over four parts of the device to diverse scientist.But Doctor Tobel is kidnapped by Moriarty.Sherlock must to solve his disappearance and
-9.2, drugs, marital affairs, child conceived via affair but raised as husband's son, incest, homosexual tendencies, bullies, possible terminal illness,
L31·N3251C-C+=+0.002 C−=+0.097 frac_active=0.18 act∈[-5.644,12.495] cue-sel=+0.21
autoThis neuron fires on word-fragment tokens at sub-word/morpheme boundaries where a continuation completes a word (e.g., "she"→sheathing, "w"inking, "Ch"illing, "-cr"acking, "/st"udying). triggers: she, w, Ch, -cr, /stclaude-opus-4-8
12.5 He'd even spin the katana quickly to flick off the blood before sheathing it and it would happen in an effortless instant.<br /><br
9.2 the genre both paying homage to the stories pulp sensibilities, while simultaneously winking at the audience and never taking itself too seriously. All in all
9.2 steel mill scene in "T2" has got nothing on "The Chilling" in portraying an enemy getting frozen in his tracks like that.<
8.4 lines of (ridiculous) dialogue will ruin your movie experience STOP READING HERE. If you want a good laugh, continue reading.<br
8.3 Arden plays Helen Broderick (and a host of other wise-cracking female semi-comedians). Yes, the film contains a major
8.2 a solid performance every episode, each driven by their own reasons for finding/studying the creatures. The supporting cast, including Ian Anthony Dale and
7.6 was one of the goriest/disturbing movies. (I'm paraphrasing and doing this only by memory, so forgive me if I mis
7.6, and it's an interesting one at that. I'll forgo relaying any sort of details so you can hear them for yourself if you
L31·N13030C+C+=+0.072 C−=+0.002 frac_active=0.83 act∈[-9.206,17.662] cue-sel=+0.15
autoThis neuron fires on words within all-caps (shouting/emphatic) text passages, peaking on tokens like CAN, 'S, 'T, AT, THEY, YOU; it is strongly suppressed at the <|start_header_id|> chat-template boundary token. triggers: CAN, 'T, THEY, YOU, AT (within ALL-CAPS text)claude-opus-4-8
17.7 ARE MANY MORE SEASONS OF THIS SHOW AND I HOPE WE CAN SEE THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CASEY AND CAPPY NOW THAT
14.8." "No, we've got to leave." "WELL LET'S LEAVE THEN." "No, maybe we should stay."<br /><
12.7: *SPOILER ALERT!! PLEASE DON'T READ IF YOU DON'T WANT THE MOVIE SPOILED!!*<br /><br />
12.5 IS DANGEROUS TO YOUR INTELLECTUAL HEALTH! WATCH AT YOUR OWN PERIL!<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
12.2 realize that they were military if they didn't have on uniforms, BUT THEY WERE ALL CARRYING MACHINE GUNS (which incidentally change
11.8 there to tell the whole production company: WHAT THE HELL WERE YOU THINKING WHEN PENNING THE SCRIPT?" Obviously these people are so fix
11.5 the question of the title of the story (the novel was originally called WHY DIDN'T THEY ASK EVANS?, but subsequently was retitled
11.4, except for one thing.<br /><br />YOU DON'T GET TO SEE IT MUCH ANYMORE !!!! Then again, maybe that's because
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-9.2 of the more impressive slashers I've seen in a while.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-8.8 is "one-of-a-kind" is a blessing in disguise.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-8.5, don't waste time and money on this pile of trash.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-8.2 - still unique today.<br /><br />A paranoid masterpiece.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-8.1 />BOTTOM LINE: An amazing and unforgettable adventure for all ages.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
L30·N6390C+C+=+0.082 C−=+0.001 frac_active=0.89 act∈[-2.246,3.545] cue-sel=+0.11
autoThis neuron fires on sentence/clause-ending positions in film reviews—periods and nouns like "movie"/"film"/"one" that close a statement—and is suppressed by mid-word/compound continuations ("an", "-heel", "-over"). triggers: . , movie, film, oneclaude-opus-4-8
3.5 a bit unfair to just write it off as a lower budget gangster movie in the Reservoir Dogs vein.OK,so there are undeniable similarities between
3.4 I'd give a 10 of 10 rating to but this is one. Beyond the multiple character study, is the use of music in the
3.4 a young woman with unlimited potential as a Harvard student and as a writer. But this is not a story of success, only one of self-de
3.3 enjoyed every minute of it. It plays out in a very sincere way. Throughout the whole movie at seemed as if Natalie was the mother and Susan
3.2 Gabor) is the well polished single mother cat of three little kittens. When their owner, the wealthy elderly woman known as Madame Adelaide, realizes
3.2 and think when will be this film over,then this is the right film for you.Maybe this film is recorded to make people believe that Moscow has
3.2 it at 7.9 and the critics averaged an amazing 8.2! If anything, they UNDERRATED this little gem.<
3.1ileen Heckart's performance as the housekeeper. Eileen was so good as a lady with a very bad disposition.George Maharis who played
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-2.2 accidents, coincidences and absurd misunderstandings, Buster is believed to be an escaped killer named Dead Shot Dan and is being pursued by every cop for
-2.1). It truly came across as grimy, tatty and down-at-heel. London may still have bad housing estates, but the general feel
-2.1(Kate Lynch)as other teen counselors pair up and also fall head-over-heels. The film comes to head at the Camp Olympiad as
-1.9 ladies ever to grace the screen. It's hard not to fall head-over-heels in love with that girl. 8/10.<|eot_id|>
-1.8 their cryogenic chamber, you'll think you were in B-Movie Horror Heaven. At least that's the way I approached this film. But
L20·N5237C+C+=+0.097 C−=-0.000 frac_active=0.91 act∈[-1.17,1.831] cue-sel=+0.10
autoThis neuron fires at the assistant-turn boundary (the `\n\n` right after `<|end_header_id|>`) and on transition/pivot words like "to," "the," and "," that set up a continuation or twist. triggers: \n\n (after assistant header), to, the, ",", coming toclaude-opus-4-8
1.8 released in 1905. Imagine a series of famous religious paintings coming to life, separated by title cards, and you will have a pretty good
1.8 between cops while seeing grass and one straight road with a flashlight. Where the hell were the aliens?! They were sleeping of course! Then we learn
1.8't regret paying to see it at the theatre.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
1.8 and still enjoy it because of nice camera work.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
1.8 of silence to bring out the feeling of isolation.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
1.8 got the night off for new year's eve. Right. But wait, it gets better. Gabriel Byrne shows up to take out Fishburne
1.7 but it is a decent film none the less.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
1.7 film and the action is very, very bad.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
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-1.2 go anyway. They decide to tie a loser to a post with the so called "Scarecrow." When the loser's best friend finds out
-1.2 be shot in someones basement (in some scenes you could see the rafters overhead in a scene that was not supposed to look like that of
-1.2 to 'Save a bull for me.' When Vaseline becomes a successful toreador, a lackey tells him 'The bull is without,
-1.1 "Youth" and indirectly tells the story of "Lord Jim." Marlow, temporarily out of work, decides to take a job captaining
-1.1 stepfather to Kirk instead of his trusted friend. Spock...well, let's just say that Leonard Nimoy was terribly wasted. He was
L31·N11342C+C+=+0.088 C−=+0.001 frac_active=0.90 act∈[-14.945,9.989] cue-sel=+0.10
autoNeuron fires on structural/markup boundaries: the opening parenthesis "(" introducing an actor's name after a character, HTML break tags "/><", and the "<|start_header_id|>" chat-template token. triggers: (, /><, <|start_header_id|>claude-opus-4-8
10.0anger) meets a singularly weird, louche stranger named Bruno Anthony (Robert Walker) on a train. Thanks to the gossip pages, Bruno
8.7 The lovers, the dreamers, and me INDEED.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
8.7 seen a Svankmajer film before, please start elsewhere.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
8.6 native Afghan boy who often plays with the hired help; mainly young Hassan (Ahmad Khan Mahmoodzada), a Hazara boy who's
8.3 than her, although i did not see much of this cycle.<br /><br />good show, I've just seen it too many times to
7.8 so? Who cares, let's go on with the story.<br /><br />Who is this Fingerling? Private eye on the suicide?
7.7 happen and he was trying to convince them that it really did.<br /><br />The villain is rubbish and the animation isn't as impressive as
7.7Besides, the acting was pretty horrible. I can't believe Judith<br /><br />
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-14.9. Alice is the daughter of a prominent scientist who invented a device called Mielophone that allows to read minds of humans and animals. The device
-14.6 Hauser) and his prisoner...a dangerous murderer named Riddick (Diesel). <br /><br />How the group dynamics shake out
-14.4 and scenes! Heck, my favorite scene/line is where the CREEP leader confronts Broson in Jail and calmly explains to him:
-13.9 most memorable aliens in the form of the space girl . When mentioning LIFEFORCE in conversation with males it`s always a race to say
-13.1 and I'm sure it won't be the last time. "K-PAX" has everything. There are moments which are extremely funny, parts
L18·N7417C+C+=+0.081 C−=+0.000 frac_active=1.00 act∈[0.278,1.446] cue-sel=+0.10
autoThe neuron fires maximally on the special `<|begin_of_text|>` token and, more weakly, on the surrounding chat-template header tokens and the standard "Cutting Knowledge Date" system prompt boilerplate. triggers: <|begin_of_text|>, <|start_header_id|>, system, Cutting, Knowledgeclaude-opus-4-8
1.4<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>
Cutting Knowledge Date: December 2023
1.4<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>
Cutting Knowledge Date: December 2023
1.4<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>
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1.4<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>
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1.4<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>
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1.4<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>
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1.4<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>
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1.4<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>
Cutting Knowledge Date: December 2023
L11·N11321C+C+=+0.077 C−=+0.000 frac_active=1.00 act∈[0.39,1.161] cue-sel=+0.08
autoThis neuron fires on the final sub-word token completing a proper name (especially titles of films/works or people), e.g. the last piece of "Casablanca", "Woodpecker", "Caligula", "Con Air", "The Parallax View". triggers: ula, ca, cker, View, Airclaude-opus-4-8
1.2, his mother, Agrippina, is exiled by Caligula. Later, however, she suddenly marries emperor Claudius who already
1.2 Michael Curtiz, later responsible for such gems as "Casablanca" and "Mildred Pierce," pinpoints certain images with his
1.1 and mostly because the tributes to the Flintstones, Woody Woodpecker, "Duck Amuck" and especially "One Froggy Evening
1.1 the camp into 'Batman'. He had also written 'The Parallax View', one of the decade's finest conspiracy thrillers. Feeling the script
1.1 movies like Poseidon just over the horizon. Director Simon West (Con Air) helms this updated version, with plenty of relative unknown casts,
1.1oteur, not to mention Alma Kruger Âĸ no relation to Otto Âĸ as a prominent society dowager involved in fifth column intrigue (
1.1ettes, comprised of her younger sisters Jeanette (the female counterpart of Simon) and Eleanor (the female counterpart of Theodore) in a fierce arcade
1.1 left feeling lost and alone, drugs, marital affairs, child conceived via affair but raised as husband's son, incest, homosexual tendencies, bullies
L15·N1283C-C+=-0.001 C−=+0.071 frac_active=0.13 act∈[-2.98,4.587] cue-sel=+0.08
autoThis neuron fires in negative movie-review contexts, peaking on sentence/clause boundary tokens (periods, "is/was", "and", "this") within critical evaluations of a film. triggers: ., is, was, and, thisclaude-opus-4-8
4.6br /><br />But this so-called comedy almost reduced me to tears. It is without a doubt the WORST movie I have ever witnessed
3.6isqatsi and Powaqqatsi, but this movie is just not good. The reviewer below is entirely correct that the stunning imagery
3.3 movie i thought that it might be slightly good. but no. it was a OK film, not good, but not bad for most of it
3.1 wasn't expecting a whole lot. That's exactly what I got, and then even less. Aside from a shortage of special effects (squibs
3.1 get your heart pumping again? I needed one for my brain after watching this movie. It literally took me almost 4 hrs in total to watch
3.0? Yes. Is it a good movie? I'm glad you asked. <br /><br />The answer is: Absolutely not.<br /><
2.9 a spoof of this genre, and for me the way it was done just didn't work and made for a disappointing movie.<br /><br />
2.8Pola X" ain't no "Last Year at Marienbad". I can count on one hand the number of films I've walked out
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-3.0br />Could have been better, but it also could have been a lot worse.<br /><br />My Score: 7/10.
-2.9 later films however, splatter and giallo fans will most likely be satiated by a few close-ups of oozing wounds and the
-2.6 Even eye-candy has to be entertaining and Bilitis most definitely is not.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-2.6 but reading the back would really spoil everything.<br /><br />Now, as for the actual the actual movieÂħ Oh boy! Personally I'm
-2.6 Each character always says a cheesy line, and add the cheesy lines to the bad choreography, then you have something bad. Second, the story
L16·N1241C+C+=+0.094 C−=+0.000 frac_active=1.00 act∈[0.37,1.166] cue-sel=+0.08
autoThis neuron fires on the special prompt-header tokens, peaking on the `<|begin_of_text|>` BOS token and the system-header/cutoff-date boilerplate that opens the prompt. triggers: <|begin_of_text|>, <|start_header_id|>, system, Cutting Knowledge Date, December 2023claude-opus-4-8
1.2<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>
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1.2<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>
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1.2<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>
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1.2<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>
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1.2<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>
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1.2<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>
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1.2<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>
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1.2<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>
Cutting Knowledge Date: December 2023
L18·N11215C-C+=+0.002 C−=+0.054 frac_active=0.19 act∈[-1.062,2.174] cue-sel=+0.05
autoThis neuron fires on word-piece fragments that begin a proper noun or compound mid-word continuation (e.g., "ur" of "urges", "Ter" of "Terrible", "S" of "SHERLOCK", "Iron"), peaking at sub-word/name-segment boundaries. triggers: ur, Ter, S(HERLOCK), Iron, mainclaude-opus-4-8
2.2 become more mechanical and therefore less free, unable to resist their game-urges. eXistenZ is a virtual realty simulation of man
2.1 them is a quasi tough guy and the other is his girl. One of them get's turned out by a mutual friend whilst the other is given
2.1 of vampires conspire to take over the world, with one person (mainly) standing in their way. Blade (Wesley Snipes
2.0 dealt with British detective stories. Another series, THE RIVALS OF SHERLOCK HOLMES had dealt with stories set in the Victorian and Edward
2.0 had they opted to actually DRAW all the characters. Another problem is that Iron Man is in his traditional Red and Gold suit for all of ONE battle
1.9 1920's, for example. So a lot of Ivan The Terrible film's techniques would have been derived from such captured German films supplied
1.9olo Yeung, playing the role of Ice. Trouble comes for Milverstead when a new cop in town John Kim (Britton Lee)
1.8 characters: ladybugs, grasshoppers, bees, snails, stinkbugs, flies, mosquitoes, beetles, crickets, and
L27·N3360C-C+=+0.001 C−=+0.058 frac_active=0.22 act∈[-9.117,0.763] cue-sel=+0.05
autoThis neuron fires on words completing a positive/satisfaction-oriented verb phrase in movie reviews (e.g., "left me/behind," "developed," "given me"), especially "me" and "left" following expressions of enjoyment. triggers: me, left, behind, developed, Pravdaclaude-opus-4-8
0.8br /><br />Actors not credited include Ben Jones, Mimi Pravda, Tommy Hull, Bill Nunnery.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant
0.6 was only in for a couple of episodes or a few seasons, but left a good impression as well.<br /><br />My favorites are the
0.6 but the raw emotion and honest teenage experiences expressed by Katie Boland left me feeling rather satisfied with my decision. Alberta Watson also did a fantastic job
0.6 5 times since (its constantly shown on IFC), I've developed an enjoyment of the simple plot elements and reality of the situations presented.
0.6 I am really thankful to the creators of this film. They have given me a wonderful piece of cinematic viewing that I will recommend to all my friends
0.6 story helps it to still support itself very well and one is afterward left behind with a hybrid feeling of satisfaction and hunger for more. Vin Diesel acts
0.6 happy and I'm sure it will make you happy if you watch it with an open mind and enjoy it for what it is - a good,
0.5 it is a simple football film. All of these ideas come together to form a cohesive vehicle.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
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-9.1 shmuck getting paid by the producers to register a bunch of accounts to post fake appraise.<br /><br />If watching a poorly-acted
-7.8 Dan Gordon (Chris) is quite good. But those are the only two things acceptable in this project. The others are... awful ? It's
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autoThis neuron fires on opening parentheses and similar parenthetical/insertion markers that introduce a clarifying aside (e.g., "(" and "(**"), while being suppressed by opening quotation marks and HTML break tags. triggers: (, (**, -human, " there", VEDclaude-opus-4-8
2.0.
Review: "Yagyu ichizoku no inbo" (let's just say "The Shogun's Samurai") is somewhere
1.4 so big they went all the way to the shoulder. The madam (Reisen Lee) turns herself in to avoid getting killed.<br /><
1.3* perfect. She's not only "human", she's *super-human*. She's *wiser* than a real person, she has
1.3 of seeing and enjoying thousands of films, Feeling Minnesota is absolutely the worst (**major film with A-list stars) that I have ever seen. Bar
1.2uddled and there are things in the movie which don't need to be there,in my opinion.I think Radha Mitchell is probably a good actress,
1.2 DAMP, ROBIN'S NEST, ARE YOU BEING SERVED? and so on. With the ON THE BUSES series having finished
1.2. It has a wonderful cast and crew. So, get off your a** from watching "COPS" and watch "Showtime" for
1.2 expression, his funny accent, his brutality, and that mocking air Âħ.Antoine is not made to look
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-2.4 /><br />Garcia's first film, the wonderful, overlooked "Things You Can Tell Just By Looking At Her," also had a short
-2.1: Richard Schickel's 1991 documentary about Gary Cooper - "Gary Cooper: American Life, American Legend" gives us a look at
-2.0 about all the rest, it's not worth talking about...<br /><br />I give 1point for Ms.Theron showing her
-2.0 and scenes, it's hard to get worked up about it.<br /><br />As recent spoof movies go, it's not as bad as
-1.9 Brown and Ms. Capri could have been played up, also. <br /><br />The music, including Jim Stein's "Love All
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autoThis neuron fires on short function-word tokens ("like," "the," "a," "is," "one") that follow a slightly emphatic verb/equating construction in informal movie-review prose, and is suppressed by the literal word "movie" and the "to" in fixed phrases. triggers: like, the, a, is, oneclaude-opus-4-8
0.7 then 90 minutes to live, watch this film cause it will feel like an eternity and you'll be begging the Grip Reaper come a little early
0.6 And it all fits in: "Rainbow Connection" *is* the Muppet Movie, and vice versa. It's existentialism meets children
0.5 waste the time on reviewing a film like "Human Pork Chop" (the 2001 version, not to be confused with the earlier film of
0.5 back against his circumstances by screaming into a bottomless abyss (life = a bottomless abyss, very clever Mr Braff). Those two scenes must
0.5 the title "Terrified" because he liked Heather Graham, but terrified is what we felt after the final credits. Not because the movie is scary
0.5ovie God Casper Van Dien's blunders, and boy was this one of them. It may have been enough that this movie contains the single
0.5 the brilliant visual story is ruined by toilet humor (if you even think that kind of thing is funny) I DON'T want the kids that I
0.5 perhaps Gyllenhaal's flawed and vacillating CIA man is the exception and a necessary indulgence to make the film offer a sliver
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-2.0 me a break. A bad movie is a bad movie. And this movie was bad.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-1.4 unfunny and just plain unwatchable. Give me 3 back to back viewings of Manos The Hands of fate or Monster A-go
-1.3 films like this, I sometimes wonder if the poster has a personal axe to grind (something like. . he used to date the gaffer,
-1.3 to any of the other classics any time soon.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-1.3 Eastwood's narration was described as unobtrusive. What it was, was boring and monotone. Given that Cooper himself tended to be
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autoFires on prepositions/connectives linking a role to a performer/character ("by", "of", "on", "in") in cast/credit attributions, and is suppressed by opening quotation marks around titles. triggers: by, of, on, inclaude-opus-4-8
1.2 and the equally beautiful southern belle he left behind, Ada Monroe, played by Nicole Kidman. At first glance, this setup appears formulaic as
0.8 /><br />Keep an ear out for Nancy Cartwright, the voice of Bart Simpson.
0.6 make the proceedings somewhat bearable. ** from ****<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
0.6 />You certainly have to give Gary Busey credit for his portrayal of Buddy Holly. Seeing him today, one could never imagine him as the
0.6 shows nerdy cameraman and technical adviser, who has a major crush on Carly but will obviously get nowhere with her who's played by Nathan K
0.6 the film. The same could be said of Tarantino's own appearances in several films, especially
0.6 this film as you watch it, the better.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
0.6 his predecessors. Interesting, off-beat movie.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
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-1.0 Pa Joad in Ford's classic version of the John Steinbeck novel "The Grapes of Wrath."<br /><br />Another of the great
-0.9 whom many also brought the "Cenobites" to life in "Hellraiser", including "Pinhead" himself Doug Bradley. "
-0.9), a native Afghan boy who often plays with the hired help; mainly young Hassan (Ahmad Khan Mahmoodzada), a Hazara boy
-0.8ster jokes (including a cameo by Napster founder,<br /><br />Shawn Fanning) are hilarious; he and some of Mos Def
-0.8, selfish CEO of the power company. Michael Gough also thankfully returns as the lovable Alfred, and he was just as good here as well
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autoThis neuron fires broadly on tokens within movie/film review text, peaking on words completing phrases or named titles (e.g. "life", "ol"/trampolines, "Vad"/Quo Vadis, foreign film-title subwords, "written", "of"). triggers: life, written, Vad, oku, ofclaude-opus-4-8
0.9 in 1905. Imagine a series of famous religious paintings coming to life, separated by title cards, and you will have a pretty good idea
0.9br /><br />And then there was the mandatory girls on trampolines!!! Now what was that? They were in the movie for five
0.9 but completely fictitious Nero Peter Ustinov played in "Quo Vadis!" it still is a major failure. And to those IMDb-comment
0.9 Answer only Positive or Negative.
Review: "Yagyu ichizoku no inbo" (let's just say "The Shogun
0.9 on the excellent acting from a strong cast, the strength of a well written script, and a fascinating and bitter story. The result is a raw
0.9ography: some of the leisurely tracking shots alone are worth the price of a rental; there are moments when this one borders on becoming an art
0.9 style by Peter Sarsgaard) and the real Washington power-mongers is electrifying. Meanwhile out in the field, new CIA man (
0.9 I had enjoyed a lot "The Ten Commandments", "Quo Vadis", "Helen of Troy" and others. The point is
L31·N259C-C+=+0.000 C−=+0.143 frac_active=0.14 act∈[-10.652,3.045] cue-sel=-0.01
autoThis neuron fires on the continuation token of a multi-word proper noun/title (e.g., "Hera|Pheri", "Jur|assic Park", "Bill|ie piper"), responding to mid-name subword/word fragments, while being suppressed by capitalized title-completion words like "Moving Picture", "Ever Played", "House Paridiso". triggers: Hera, assic, ie, oria, 'sclaude-opus-4-8
3.0 Its hard to believe that the director who gave us a cult film like HeraPheri can fall to such levels.. alright he's repetitive but
2.8 if you watched it now.It don't have a Harry Potter,Jurassic Park Computer animation FX.It was just a stage where you probably could even
2.5 from season one we are introduce to a new player Rose Tyler (Billie piper) and a pretty cool new doctor played by Christopher Eccelson
2.5 of intelligence and humor prior to the trial scene i've rarely seen in any production of this play. the rest of the cast also does a terrific
2.5 to hurt the people who put these untalented actresses(especially victoria justice) on television. 2. The characters are unbelievable and mismatch
2.3 see you know Psalm 65" - she corrects him "that's Psalm 67" - they're both wrong. <br /><br
2.2 of serious Hong Kong action, look to a John Woo or Yuen Woo Ping movie. This movie's got a lot of flak for it
2.1 haven't seen MEET THE FEEBLES, get it on Amazon or some such film source. You're in for a treat.<br
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-10.7 Film Festival that screens films for their Truly Moving Picture Award. A Truly Moving Picture "...explores the human journey by artistically expressing hope and respect
-10.0abiscuit" came strongly to mind, although "The Greatest Game Ever Played" is far less complex a story than that film. In both
-9.6 Positive or Negative.
Review: The first time I had heard of Guest House Paridiso was in the, er... "washroom" after
-9.2! Rating 4 out of 5 stars.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-9.2 clever and enjoyable. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
L18·N13896C+C+=+0.079 C−=-0.000 frac_active=0.85 act∈[-0.901,5.256] cue-sel=-0.01
autoThe neuron fires on the `\n\n` token immediately following the assistant header (the start of the assistant's response), specifically after movie-review-style user text. triggers: \n\n (after <|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>)claude-opus-4-8
5.3 of silence to bring out the feeling of isolation.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
5.1 by Rickman, Thompson, and Holbrook.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
5.1 Well worth a rent but maybe not a purchase.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
5.0't regret paying to see it at the theatre.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
4.8 passed the time, but it didn't satisfy.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
4.8 make the proceedings somewhat bearable. ** from ****<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
4.7 and still enjoy it because of nice camera work.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
4.7) IMDb 7 (out of 10)<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
L17·N2508C-C+=+0.000 C−=+0.102 frac_active=0.13 act∈[-2.003,1.068] cue-sel=-0.01
autoThis neuron fires on the `\n\n` token immediately following the assistant header (chat-turn boundary), with sign/strength modulated by the preceding review's sentiment (negative/cynical context boosts, positive context suppresses). triggers: \n\n (after <|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>)claude-opus-4-8
1.1 seen like every movie ever... just don't...<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
1.1 />That's the Tomas Take on this one.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
1.0in is also still kicking around trying to put together a gang of rebels to overthrow Antoine, the task seems hopeless unless they can enlist the help of
1.0 It will bring you far greater enjoyment and entertainment.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
1.0 using all their brain power on continuing to breathe.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
1.0 a beating rather than suffer through watching this mess.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
1.0 disappoints like no other in a long time.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
1.0 3000 revival, this would be it.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
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-2.0 his role. He is the Ray of Light.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-1.9 succeeds on all levels. Really, really good.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-1.9 film will do wonders for us here in Australia.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-1.9 know I'll be watching for their next movie.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-1.9 these ideas come together to form a cohesive vehicle.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
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0.2 up for an Academy Award, too, for "Best Writing, Original Story." I am sorry to say it is
0.2's newest gunman.<br /><br />The first of sixteen films Wayne made for Lone Star/ Monogram Pictures, this tries to cast him as
0.2 to her husband:<br /><br />Woman: I could get used to this (meaning the expensive house). Man: Don't. Woman
0.2 After greedily gulping it down, Landa compliments LaPadite on his daughters and his cows, "Ãł votre famille et Ãł vos v
0.2 say, the title item of furniture has an insatiable hunger, consuming the unwary with a bubbling yellow foam that dissolves its victims
0.2 man they mistake as a simple native, is sitting on the ground eating such leeches... wonder if
0.2 DON'T KNOW." "We should leave." "LET'S JUST ACCEPT OUR FATE." "No, we've got to leave." "W
0.2 to see that 22.5% of those voting at IMDB rate this movie a 10, as do I. A recent book,
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-1.5 were talking about Australia, hmmm? Just curious<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-1.5 favour and give this Mongolian turkey a miss!<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-1.4 is really going out on a very fragile limb.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-1.4 little film that deserves much better than it got.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-1.4 for free.<br /><br />4/10<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
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1.3 be a very bad or a very good film. Thankfully, the movie was entertaining, suspenseful, and realistic. There never is the perfect crime
1.1." It's an uneasy mixture of the two that unfortunately comes across as more silly than funny.<br /><br />It aims at shock, amusement
1.0 awards at Cannes are usually very good or very bad. Unfortunately, this one falls in the latter category. About one quarter of the way into it
0.9 enters the "villain" in the guise of the son of the richest man in the village. This guy appears to be a cad from
0.9 a confused attempt at doing good, can lead to a whole bunch more of bad. I think this is one of the more
0.9 is puerile and the performances are weak.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
0.9 the same crap and buy the same crap you bought<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
0.8 sidled up to and seduced by the filmmaker. This film took the later route for me and by the end I was so involved that I
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-1.1 to love and learn and so forth. Then a cop, Takeshi (Takeiuchi) happens to be the mayor's top guard. But
-1.0 of the two Dorseys. Tommy, superb on trombone, and Jimmy, superb on saxophone, usually couldn't stand each other.
-0.9 no English, only German and Hebrew. Joy speaks English but no Hebrew or German. Joy is mostly concerned with how her son is doing back in
-0.8' and forget that this is just a show, because Pressly's and Suplee's surreal, extreme characters abruptly wake me when they show
-0.8 titter. Ten years ago, Rik Mayall's mad stare and Ade's idiocy were funny, now they are just annoying.<br
L15·N8286C+C+=+0.082 C−=+0.000 frac_active=0.88 act∈[-0.851,2.289] cue-sel=-0.02
autoThis neuron fires at chat-template structural boundaries—primarily the `<|end_header_id|>` token following the assistant header, and on commas at sentence breaks. triggers: <|end_header_id|>, ,claude-opus-4-8
2.3'm surprised by the low rating on here! What were you people expecting, "The Exorcist?" 7 out of 10, kids
1.7 a regular closing gag. Freeze the ending right here.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
1.7 George Zucco, Johnny Downs, Anna Nagel<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
1.7 />Desperate Living <br /><br />Polyester<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
1.7 that only the creators of Xena could have created!<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
1.7-a-kind horror experience well deserving of its cult following.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
1.7 it too many times to like it much anymore :D<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
1.7 bulls*it id give it a 3/10<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
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autoThis neuron is strongly suppressed by special/structural tokens (BOS, header markers, system prompt boilerplate) and shows near-baseline activation on ordinary prose tokens, with no clear semantic trigger. triggers: <|begin_of_text|>, <|start_header_id|>, system, Cutting Knowledgeclaude-opus-4-8
-0.5 family, she has a sister, Julie, who's just graduating from high school and preparing to go on to college; Julie's boy friend,
-0.5, he did partially fund the film). Finally, they point out at the beginning of the film that all kinds of drugs are now legal in this
-0.5 of fighting for that good old-fashioned action movie motive: revenge. "Five
-0.6 the friends songs as well as many others. As far as we know this is the only CD with the "Friends" music. We also had
-0.6 punks 75 years ago, too, stealing, robbing, mugging, lying - hey, that's the human condition. This movie
-0.6 in his own movie. In Garden State, he plays Andrew Largeman, a semi-successful Hollywood actor who returns to his hometown in New
-0.6 decade later.<br /><br />Digges could be likable and lovable (that ship's doctor again), or detestable (in
-0.6 see in your lifetime, you're only skimming the surface of whats out there.<br /><br />As for the film clips themselves, they
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-1.3<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>
Cutting Knowledge Date: December 2023
-1.3<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>
Cutting Knowledge Date: December 2023
-1.3<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>
Cutting Knowledge Date: December 2023
-1.3<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>
Cutting Knowledge Date: December 2023
-1.3<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>
Cutting Knowledge Date: December 2023
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autoNeuron fires on the newline(s) immediately after the assistant header token (`<|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>\n\n`), i.e. the structural start of the assistant's reply, and also on `<br />` line-break tags. triggers: \n\n (after assistant header), />, <br /><brclaude-opus-4-8
5.9 shame of ignorance will continue...ad infinitum...<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
5.0 last days of war could be made so beautiful.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
4.9. I give this match a 8/10<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
4.8y and once again are throwing sand in his machinery.<br /><br />This time they've got as an ally the President of the United States
4.7 because it provides him with something to focus on.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
4.7 open minded can sympathize with the puzzled protagonist.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
4.6a living, breathing reality!" God help us.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
4.6 flesh out some of the implications in the original.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
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-3.4 been fine in Star Trek and The A-Team, as the lead in this movie he is off-putting. I kept expecting him to
-3.1 the off-set, because we've seen this exact same plot done before (and better) in films like The Star Chamber with Michael Douglas and Magnum
-3.0 camera that he refused to put it down. At a few points in the film, it becomes clear that it is a work of complete fiction,
-2.9 to hit the screens. Sadly however, despite the presence of David Zucker (who was involved with Airplane!, Top Secret and The Naked Gun movies
-2.9, with movies like Poseidon just over the horizon. Director Simon West (Con Air) helms this updated version, with plenty of relative unknown
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autoNeuron fires on emphasis/intensifier and qualifier tokens within movie-review prose (e.g. "-", "that", "pay", comma after "adversely"), and is strongly suppressed by the assistant-turn "\n\n" boundary token. triggers: -, that, pay, become, 'sclaude-opus-4-8
1.5 possibly not be worth that price. Turns out it's worth triple that - as the minimum they should have paid me to watch it.<br /><
1.4 not worth a cent, as a matter of fact i am willing to pay anyone out there considering to watch this movie so they can go do something
1.1 were not *that*bad*, but because the show is really *that*good*.<br /><br />The editors are compulsive cut
0.9, horror, thriller, or suspense fan in the world, or adversely, if you've never seen a horror movie before and would expect that your
0.7 than it is in our world. But as technology becomes organic, humans become more mechanical and therefore less free, unable to resist their game-ur
0.7 of movies lately. What's wrong with the movie? More like what's right: the ensemble crew does a pretty good job around Robin, and
0.7 this is a good movie would be the same as stating that nuclear bombs are good for humans. Clearly those of you who say that this is one
0.7 worst in film history I've ever seen. This film makes my all time worst film of 2000, Dungeons and Dragons by Courtney Soloman
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-0.8't regret paying to see it at the theatre.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-0.8 enjoy what is ultimately lightweight but entertaining drivel.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-0.7't say it was horrible, so meh.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-0.7 it, but I'm glad I discovered it.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-0.7 says: "Humans just don't smile enough..."<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
L15·N2436C-C+=+0.002 C−=+0.080 frac_active=0.16 act∈[-3.618,3.094] cue-sel=-0.03
autoNeuron fires on conversational/hedging discourse words and pronouns in informal review prose—especially "Well," "maybe," "it," and contractions like "'s"—often at the start of a clause introducing a qualified or contrarian assertion. triggers: Well, maybe, it, 's, beclaude-opus-4-8
3.1 an old tried and true setup, so how could it go wrong? Well, there is no reason to envy the "richies" nor any
2.7 this movie. It is definitely not the worst in the series (there's still "Halloween 3"). The style is just very different and
2.6 the flop of the previous movie, not suspecting that this latter could be a flop, too. The movie received a bad acceptance by American critic
2.4 get the chance to ruin his film when he was perfectly capable of doing it himself, but few people could have anticipated how comprehensively he trashes
2.4Come on! Wasn't THAT bad... was it?"... No it was't that bad actually. I laughed and giggled enough times through
2.1 Dourif can't be all bad, can it? Well, maybe in this case. This cheap sci-fi effort stars returning lovable kl
2.1 being a transvestite is not a bad thing, but being homosexual is, since it keeps telling us the fact that a transvestite is
2.0 the two aforementioned plot elements are sound, what's wrong with the script? Well, for one thing, it recycles way too much. The
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-3.6 She was totally believable. Hopefully this movie won't hinder these actors development. I know that Isiaiah has left this movie far behind with the
-2.7 early. Though Cummings is an accused arsonist, we know that he is innocent. The villains become apparent fairly soon; and the movie hinges more
-2.7 pity because up to this film I cant think of bad film before this?<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-2.4 It makes Piranha II: The Spawning look like it belongs on the American Film Institute List.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-2.4 and guess what?... it doesn't really have unintentionally funny scenes. I know it's a shocker if we keep in mind that this
L28·N12341C-C+=+0.001 C−=+0.086 frac_active=0.14 act∈[-3.541,17.424] cue-sel=-0.03
auto"and"/"or" conjunctions linking color terms in lists (reds and yellows, greens and blues, whites and golden). triggers: and, or, giveclaude-opus-4-8
17.4 (presumably accounting for the film's title), where the reds and yellows provoke the fires of passion and lust.<br /><br />
14.3/living room sequence) where Argento fills the screen with lush greens and blues, but for the most part the film has a grayish,
13.4 of the movie is breath taking, the contrast of blues, yellows and oranges due to the three different suns is amazing. Followed by
11.0zló Kovács) are very fond of gauzy whites and golden tones, giving the picture a burnished, tableaux feel.
4.4, I give a 1. Believe me, I don't always give such extremely high or low ratings. I just tend to comment only such
3.6 understand that in 1947 the film couldn't portray racism against blacks or prejudice against homosexuals. (Robert Young's account of prejudice against his grandfather
3.1 uses impressionistic techniques to depict Rivera's story. He uses sienna and gray-scale effects to depict some of the scenes, and he uses specific
3.1 time the sun shines in a shot, you'd have all these blown out whites, confirming that you're watching some ultra-low budget mini-DV
L31·N5369C+C+=+0.104 C−=+0.002 frac_active=0.76 act∈[-1.619,6.021] cue-sel=-0.06
autoThis neuron fires on word-piece continuations inside hyphenated/compound splits (e.g. "ble" in nose-bleeds, "-p" in ex-pats/nit-picky) and on the "\n\n" newline tokens right after the assistant header. triggers: ble, -p, \n\n, -pats, -pickyclaude-opus-4-8
6.0 trowel on so much oddness (i.e. nose-bleeds; watery transport systems Âĸ that's right Âĸ Wat
4.8 where it will be welcome due to its obvious premise - "Them ex-pats may have money, they may even get our women, but they
4.6 intent of informing anybody else about the movie. The long drawn out nit-picky bashing posts that must have taken hours to compose and are the
4.5 why TV movies are just that, TV movies.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
4.5't Milos Forman do better than that?<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
4.5 for "Visitors" is 4/10<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
4.4>> -10/10(negative 10)<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
4.4 that phrase, I suggest you read the Bible.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
L31·N1074C+C+=+0.109 C−=+0.003 frac_active=0.82 act∈[-3.615,15.722] cue-sel=-0.06
autoThis neuron fires on the initial sub-word fragment of multi-token words, especially negative/clinical adjectives (e.g. "re"+pressive, "appreh"+ensive, "explo"+itive, "ap"+athetic). triggers: re, appreh, explo, ap, -compclaude-opus-4-8
15.7 own nation--which, at the time, was Soviet-dominated and very repressive as well. This makes sense as you see the movie unfold--
10.6 portrait of an extreme neurotic, or a person who suffers from obsessive-compulsive disorder (fashionable words): The character has a compulsive
10.4 Answer only Positive or Negative.
Review: I went to the cinema slightly apprehensive, I came out seething with anger at the garbage (pass
8.5 comedy which to its credit skips over the opportunity to be crassly exploitive and gives us some good entertainment. Drew is very funny and sweet
8.4 /><br />Disturbing but incredibly compelling look at aimless and apathetic kids who have no respect for their parents or any sort of
7.1 lot. Also, Clint Eastwood's narration was described as unobtrusive. What it was, was boring and monotone. Given that
7.0 how and when.<br /><br />What's striking about THE FANTASTIC FOUR is how amateurish it is in virtually every aspect.
6.7 Ben decides to (almost) marry is a Southern aristocrat who is vindictive and who happens to hate children as it is.<br /><
L31·N10318C+C+=+0.077 C−=+0.001 frac_active=0.83 act∈[-7.434,10.268] cue-sel=-0.09
autoThis neuron fires on opening quotation marks that introduce a sarcastic or scare-quoted word/phrase (e.g. so-called "actors", "Gifts", "musicians"). triggers: " (opening quote), ' (opening quote before scare-quoted term)claude-opus-4-8
10.3 woman), make lots of comments using words like "brilliance", "juxtaposed" or "transcendent"--all the while acting
10.2 is working against this release, as horror fans read the description of an "ancient wind" carrying with it "omens of the apocalypse." It
10.1 of psychology, and maybe even read something of the area; in his "House By The Cemetery"-movie for example there is a character named Freud
10.1 not help but be tormented by the sight of people whom call themselves "actors"; waltzing around like they're some kind of talented artistic
9.9 should never allow himself near a camera again and try applying his so called "Gifts" to something more suited for him....Like mopping the
9.6adeus was quite an exciting one, that is until the two supposed 'musicians' appear on the scene looking as if they have never touched
9.1, too.<br /><br />Those trying to pass this off as "arty" and something deeper than soft porn are only fooling themselves.
8.9.
Review: It's sometimes difficult to watch such self-avowed "message films" from an earlier, seemingly-simpler era without a
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-7.4ery Boys. We see them shake down car owners to pay them to "watch and protect" their autos. When one guy won't do it
-7.3) guys out there: how many of you spend your<br /><br />time jumping on your girlfriend's bed and making monkey<br /><br />
-6.9 you another five thousand." Give me a break. You can't call ("see") and raise, you do one or the other. Any kid
-6.6 JFK, not Garfield. Garfield was shot in Washington, DC (not Dallas) by a lone gunman with severe mental problems--not a
-6.3 bank loan is also a highlight. When he is initially refused as a "high risk", a higher ranking bank official takes over saying "You fought
L30·N4936C-C+=+0.001 C−=+0.059 frac_active=0.04 act∈[-3.572,5.508] cue-sel=-0.21
autoThis neuron fires on a space token immediately preceding a number/digit (e.g. "1.", "19", "18th", "9/10"), i.e. the boundary before numeric content. triggers: (space before "1."), (space before "19"), (space before "18th"), (space before "9/10")claude-opus-4-8
5.5 and Field are playing? Go into a potentially deadly sinking ship that's 1. on fire 2. Hot from steam 3. Slip
5.1 best were with John Goodman (not someone I am crazy about) - 1. He is telling the priest about Jewel doing something he liked and
4.8 positive or negative? Answer only Positive or Negative.
Review: I was 19 years old when I saw first saw this film, in the theater
4.4 being what color Bentley they want for their 18th birthday (and 18th car), don't interest me at all, even if they
4.3 because you can actually see Moe and Larry "magically" appear 15 years younger. Why oh why did Moe allow all this to
4.2 send this otherwise simple story over the top as a marvelous cinematic achievement. 9/10.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
4.1 was forced to read this sappy "love story" between a German 24 year old POW and a 12 year old Jew. That has
4.0 had the DVD for several years and my kids (boy now 4 1/2 and girl 9) will watch this one over and
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-3.6 Kurtz for some time. There are rumors that he has "gone native." Marlow is to investigate, take any necessary action, and make
-3.3 Girls", also about a guy who returns to his hometown to "find himself" and hang with his old friends, with a little "Ordinary
-3.1 Paul Haggis comes from the land of TV, let us not forget: the land of diminished
-3.0 are real people rooted in realistic situations, which often create the most compelling entertainment. On one level it is a love story, on another it is
-3.0 this epic. This is the film that put the science in "science fiction", and its depiction of space travel and mankind's future remains unsurpassed
L30·N1171C-C+=+0.001 C−=+0.064 frac_active=0.06 act∈[-7.821,5.058] cue-sel=-0.24
autoNeuron fires on tokens within or beginning a continuing phrase (quote marks, suffix fragments like "-laden", "the", "be", "a"), and is strongly suppressed by sentence-final periods. triggers: " (opening quote), be, the, aden, -mclaude-opus-4-8
5.1. My vote is four.<br /><br />Title (Brazil): "Na Teia do Terror" ("In the Web of Horror")<|eot_id|>
4.9 DVD distribution deal, PLEASE contact the film makers. This film needs to be available. Hey VH-1, how about screening it on air,
4.8 synthesizer score, a total sense of gloom'n'doom-laden grim nightmarishness, and vibrantly in-your-face manic care
4.7/10, just for its ability (being the lousiest action-movie I have ever seen)of making me laugh and because I just
4.7 boring because of the lack of cohesion. There are some nice shots in the film bujt you can't help thinking that all the parts just don
4.5ialli received marvelous DVD-releases and, hopefully, "Formula for a Murder" will be given the same treatment really soon. In the meantime
4.5 any spoilers.<br /><br />This movie is about Arthur Blake, how he became a grave robber and the interesting and supernatural discoveries that both he
4.5 set. He has a rough go at first with the boys, especially so with Mike, an 8 year old who forms an attachment for the
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-7.8? One likes women, the other powders himself? Riiight. Ok, so if you're looking for a great French Revolution movie I
-7.7 out. Kill yourself and your wife.<br /><br />Really honorable.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-7.2 "You can milk anything with nipples". And Ray has been milked. Of evil.<br /><br />How do you milk evil you ask
-7.2 seducing priests and is masturbating all time. Don't let me laugh. I watched the movie, seducing is only at the end of the
-7.1ed...wow...they ALMOST rhyme...must be a good lyric. And Jesus...the END of that song..."Oh Kris, Ohhh
L31·N7450C+C+=+0.141 C−=+0.004 frac_active=0.89 act∈[-9.491,8.953] cue-sel=-0.25
autoThis neuron fires on verbs/prepositions in movie-review contexts that take a following object phrase (e.g., "make," "read the script/book," "pick on," "winking at," "with no aid... or"), peaking on the head word governing that complement. triggers: make, read, on, or, atclaude-opus-4-8
9.0 first twenty minutes of the movie are nearly unintelligible and would probably make as much sense muted. By the time Pistolero's main squeeze is
7.4 of his books. Sort of like the movie producer that never bothers to read the script.<br /><br />When it's an entertainment celebrity,
7.2: I had high hopes for this film, even though I had not read the book. Richard Gere and Diane Lane together--should be good
7.0 for "worst movie they've ever seen." Some like to pick on Gigli or Battlefield Earth. Some pick on classics like Plan 9
6.9 story but on a first look, and with no aid from other reviewers or outside help, it is hard to figure things out. So, if
6.8 both paying homage to the stories pulp sensibilities, while simultaneously winking at the audience and never taking itself too seriously. All in all A.W
6.8(Camilla Carr), Allyson(Betty Chandler)a sexy nympho who just wants to be loved and hops at any man she sees, &
6.8 this show on Cartoon Network, I found it uninteresting. Then I read a lot of good messages about this show, and I decided to watch
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-9.5, afterall! Also, there were some amazing actors BUT they never really grab the audience's attention like they should. Depardieu comes off
-9.2 meteor shower. They go to the only house in the area; which just happens to be a house where a man has a huge spider he used
-9.2 Ray still found moments when inspiration hit him out of nowhere and words and notes took their own shape to form an instant eternal classic! <br /><
-9.0-shooting scenes. When people are shot in this movie, blood splatters- thick as ketchup all over the place, this makes the movie
-9.0 this in giving the title of the episode titles, where voice and printed titles never matched.<br /><br />They had a great musical score,
L30·N7146C+C+=+0.101 C−=+0.011 frac_active=0.81 act∈[-6.47,4.69] cue-sel=-0.35
autoThis neuron fires on plural/quantifying determiners and modifiers ("these," "the," "other," "deadly," "Asian") that introduce a noun within a group or set being described. triggers: these, the, other, deadly, Asianclaude-opus-4-8
4.7 eternal enemy. Typically, Hercules is made to encounter a number of potentially deadly foes including a Gorgon Âĸ an awfully underproduced
4.4 now and then, and I still enjoy it very much.I know that these days that this movie would probably not scare people too much.That just goes
4.4 dinosaurs, where half of them are systematically killed off (the people not the dinosaurs). Porn-movie level acting. Cheap special effects, even for
4.4 helpful in establishing the fact. Anyway, after King Solomon has slaughtered all these guys Princess Maria, Bishop Osorio & Commander Antoine are forced to sign
4.4 lacked any frightening pop ups. They zoomed in on where the random Asian woman or kid would show up, and you knew exactly what was coming
4.4 lost valley. There they find not only the miniature horse, but some other, more fearsome creatures as well. Dinosaurs rule this place.
4.3 see if its worth reopening. They get trapped after a cave in and find they are at the mercy of a strange, slimy creature which seems
4.2 is tiring of the male's attention" and Brooks says, "The honeymoon is over")and cut out some of the closer-in puppet work
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-6.5 sure . Ed Nelson a very competent actor got started with Corman as well as many other favorites who show up in Superman and many of the western
-6.1 on-takes over with eventual complications that pretty much bogs the comedy down and never really recovers despite the familiar ending of Ollie saying
-6.0 but got pretty good at the end when Angle managed to speed up the match.Kurt Angle did some really good wrestling moves and proves he is the
-5.9 for more. Vin Diesel acts really well in the role as Riddick and even though his character is a hardcore, tough survivor he still takes
-5.9 of Lt. Tim Macy. Macy didn't know what is really going on and what will be the outcome but did what he was expected to do
L30·N936C+C+=+0.103 C−=+0.008 frac_active=0.80 act∈[-9.446,11.147] cue-sel=-0.35
autoThis neuron fires on quantity-qualifying words preceding numbers/amounts—"least," "than," "about"—as in "at least," "less than," "more than," "about 30 minutes." triggers: least, than, aboutclaude-opus-4-8
11.1 Negative.
Review: I have watched Grand Champion all the way through at least twice now. I enjoyed the movie's story, the characters and the
10.7 Antoine's guards in hot pursuit, after the shortest labour ever (less than 5 minutes or the time it takes to run around a bush)
10.4 I found this movie again, I've been searching for it for more than 10 years! This movie falls into the category of movies like Air
9.7 movie were so mundane and ridiculous, seriously banging on the door hinges for about 30 minutes really crunches your teeth and makes your head hurt.<
9.6 flick I have seen to date. The premise is glaringly forgotten after about 1 minute. The acting is terrible. The scariest thing
9.2 of morning to night during a scene that seemingly should occur in no more than half an hour. The movie is filled with that kind of stuff and
9.2 have been a dandy little epilogue and could have been done in about five minutes. However, not showing a connection
9.0 and delightful to listen to. Too bad there is no soundtrack CD.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
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-9.4 the fine job that Mr. Leslie Nielsen had turned in on AIRPLANE!, he was cast in the lead.<br /><br />As Sgt
-9.2. Even words that can be said on network television. How *squawk*ing cheap that they bleep out words, and with a par
-8.4 play? I think it is "relatively realistic" than "Replacements". The "
-7.9 And if it was always that way, why the unexplained `accident' Milo had?<br /><br />Besides "What is Milo?",
-7.8 with Robert Culp and Barbara Hershey; 'Hard rain(1998)' directed by Mikael Salomon with Morgan Freeman and Christian Slater;
L31·N8345C+C+=+0.103 C−=+0.007 frac_active=0.83 act∈[-12.003,9.868] cue-sel=-1.57
autoThis neuron fires almost exclusively on the "\n\n" token that immediately follows the assistant header at the start of a chat turn. triggers: \n\n (after <|end_header_id|>assistant)claude-opus-4-8
9.9,000 prisonners should also not be forgotten.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
9.8 because it provides him with something to focus on.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
9.6. I say,give Bobby back his breed!<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
9.6 out given all the detailed explanation coming from Ben.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
9.4 that unfortunate and premature death. She never recovered.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
9.4 seriously, not only as a resource of money.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
9.2 some filmmakers use it instead for obfuscation?<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
9.2 into it, but it's just not compelling.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
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-12.0's really nothing more than a series of brutal attacks and oh-no-they-didn't shocks. What a terrible movie.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant
-11.7 bartender/karate student who was a victim of the "Death Machines" first major assignment (he got his hand chopped off while they were killing
-11.3 business, but runs into a spot of bother himself, when his gangster pals threaten to reveal his illegal activities unless he allows them total control.<
-11.3, the time line would not be logical. If the grandfather had been killed 50 years ago then the time frame would be realistic.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>
-11.2 What mobster's son is listening to party-pooper mom when dad's boss, played with Dean Stockwell's trademark naturalness and by far
L31·N1209C-C+=+0.000 C−=+0.070 frac_active=0.00 act∈[-38.264,22.533] cue-sel=-2.41
autoThis neuron fires on opening quotation marks and parenthesis tokens (`'`, `"`, `("`, `(`) that begin a quoted name, phrase, or aside. triggers: ', ", (", (, 'claude-opus-4-8
22.5 the name of God does Kelly trowel on so much oddness (i.e. nose-bleeds; watery transport systems Âĸ
22.0 whose muddled efforts somehow became a movie. From simple errors such as '...they took polaroids...' - in Japan in 2007 ?
21.5erry Christmas to fellow IMDb users, in particular 'AdamFontaine', 'Cyril Blake' and 'TheLittleSongBird'. Have a
20.5 eating a banana in a bath, just about everything Gavin says and does ("psssssssssssssssycho!!"). These things
20.5 think it is "relatively realistic" than "Replacements". The "
19.8iques dealer named Paris Ogilvie (Lewis Fitz-Gerald); a 'young boy' named Jack (Rhianna Griffith), and the most
19.6" (2005); Rose McGowan in "Terror Planet" (2007); Sheila Kelley in "Dancing at the Blue Igu
19.5 difficult for a considerable amount of time. One especially difficult level is called "Lightning Lookout," in which you may be struck by lightning at
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-38.3 a strange evolution from the Prevert golden hour to "les tricheurs":in "les enfants du paradis" "quai des br
-36.5 very much in the tradition of Shaw Brother quickies since time immemorial).<br /><br />There are a couple of supporting actors who
-36.0 American films like "Rebel Without a Cause" and "The Wild One".<br /><br />Carné's young people are all
-35.8 to be the kind of person who shuts up and does as he's told, it seemed a bit contrived and clichéd.The scenes outside the
-35.8 is a note of exuberanceÂĹnot only in Jouvet's performance, but also in the film's conception. <br /><br />
meta-llama/Llama-3.1-8B-Instruct | cue=bad | 40 neurons (top-20 C+ ∪ top-20 C−) | corpus: 2000 balanced val reviews
L31·N953C+C+=+0.116 C−=+0.008 frac_active=0.86 act∈[-10.544,8.899] cue-sel=+1.77
autoThe neuron fires on connective/infinitive function words ("to", "and", "an", "never") that precede a verb or noun, typically marking a continuation of a clause in movie-review prose. triggers: to, and, an, never, inclaude-opus-4-8
8.9 that are just as fitting and positive. I won't go in to an appreciation of each character, but the other comments by fellow users sum up
8.4 her distinguished massa.<br /><br />If her behavior is an attempt to excuse Jefferson's, it doesn't work. Jefferson damns himself further
8.2 a confessional (not the church kind, the Real World kind) and chooses what she wants to tell and what she wants to just sit and
8.2 from an enterprising team, done on the cheap but a fun way to pass an hour. If this is what they can do on a sho
8.1 she's also incredibly beautiful. The script is strong and brutal--but never too much. I think it fumbles the ball at the end with
8.1 him seems to know he is a great pianist. The movie tries to shove every dramatic cliché possible into one movie: father over-driving athletic
8.0 silly (especially when Snyder goes into one of his "pain and death" monologues), and everything else is just plain dumb. The "
8.0 - the sex IS the story. After a while, all the nudity, hip thrusting and nipple sucking becomes tedious due to sheer repetition. The
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-10.5ily becomes symbolic of the shifts in moods and affections by those who use it.<br /><br />That Garfield delivers the standout performance
-10.0elties are inside for possible sale or trade. Rick, unbeknown-est to him, lets out the two critters who feast on
-9.9 and madness tear the town apart, it falls to police chief Alan Pangborn (Ed Harris) to restore order and save the town from a terrifying
-9.8 eons away for the human race.<br /><br />Powell is understandably very skeptical of these outrageous claims, though he is nevertheless fascinated by
-9.7ck - "I promised you the Valley", as he discusses the lone hold outs to his attempt to control all the land in Logasa. Ten
L31·N13605C+C+=+0.137 C−=+0.004 frac_active=0.93 act∈[-8.434,14.271] cue-sel=+0.83
autoThis neuron fires on words expressing degree, evaluation, or qualification within film-review critique (e.g. "less," "necessary," "great," "more," "at"), often comparative/intensifying modifiers in judgmental contexts. triggers: less, necessary, great, more, atclaude-opus-4-8
14.3 and frankly better movies have portrayed American counter-terrorist forces with far less accuracy.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
12.0 a film based on a true story, that demands at least some attempt at truth and accuracy.) So why will I give this movie a fairly high
11.9's texture quality is way too clear and way too bright, missing the necessary flair from films like This is Spinal Tap and Sid & Nancy.
11.2 - but I do have a problem with writers/directors who attempt to respectablise it by cloaking it as here in the guise of
11.0 independent film spirit because it is about the only thing that afford its creators great moral and artistic rewards.<br /><br />This documentary is a must
10.6. Sure comic books are for kids mainly, but I like a little more in my movies. Let's face it, if we were in these
10.6 entice us as 'Turkish', nor does it try to communicate it as a 'harsh reality', or 'that's how Turkey/I
10.5 of the rustic setting. They seem to have used natural lighting, but whatever they used works beautifully. Everything looks like it belongs where it is,
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-8.4 in despair outside the hatch. I hope the fate of "Lost" be better than "Angel" and its very disappointing conclusion (or lack of
-8.0What's most important for me is that this simple almost flat story leaves you pondering afterwards, about your own life, about your own dreams and
-7.7 Leaning back with a drink in his office he stares out the window, when the bright young student falls past his window on the way to meeting
-7.7 persons that will be part of Eddie's life and later we can see them outside the porn industry, living their daily routine. But soon we can
-7.6 with a large German woman in the back of a Kentucky Fried Chicken follows an unsuccessful
L31·N8053C-C+=+0.007 C−=+0.125 frac_active=0.10 act∈[-17.537,16.38] cue-sel=+0.33
autoThis neuron fires on connective/relational function words—especially "then", "or", "is", "by", "straight"—at mid-sentence transitions, while being suppressed by other function words ("ed", "have", "a", "people"). triggers: then, or, is, by, straightclaude-opus-4-8
16.4 nuts! After leaving the school, Kelly goes off to East Africa and then becomes "Queen of the Whores"--and later, after the evil
16.0. The plot focuses on a resort off the south coast of Florida (or rather, somewhere in Italy) where several local people have turned up in
15.0. The message is that you do not need "money, tradition, or fancy books- you just need a desire to better yourself." they are
14.8 other shmos despite the fact she owns a car and that her father is the boss of the damn company. After trying to talk to her,
13.9 Birth of Jesus scene. The baby LITERALLY appears, as if by magic, in the manger between Mary and Joseph. Maybe it was
13.8 gonna puke," opens her mouth, and fake looking puke shoots straight out of her open mouth in a perfect 90 degree angle! The
13.5 their sexual orientation, but is also terrified of being exposed as anything other than straight! A very empowering story for those of us who have experienced betrayal
13.4 innocent Americans (ie: Italians) off the coast of Florida (ie: Italy) and the intrepid, beer-swilling Peter (Sop
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-17.5 variegated presentation of delectable yet time-efficient dishes, jazzed up with her unique brand of spunk and candor. Most importantly
-17.3 very well chosen, very poetic. The only remark is that they should have maybe shown a bit more deeply the connection between his inspiration and his abuse
-16.0 Answer only Positive or Negative.
Review: Each frame in the movie is a lesson to new directors or existing directors to know how a movie should be
-16.0The amazing body of work that remains, is a legacy to all the people involved in the art of making movies in that period. The decade was
-15.9 left by themselves rather than being thrown of the show)). The humor hasn't changed a bit over the years and it was already outdated when it first
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autoThis neuron fires on a noun/predicate completing a noun phrase right before a parenthetical aside or descriptor (e.g. "actor (Caine)", "booth (means of transportation)", "concept created by", "talent in the form of"). triggers: actor, booth, concept, situation, talentclaude-opus-4-8
6.6 the situation is an interesting one and loaded with comic potential. A classical actor (Caine) tries to rip off the mob (Gambon
5.8 planet in the opening and subsequent scenes), Dr. Who (the phone booth like means of transportation) and some of the costumes (from the cult
5.7 of beauty, and body dysmorphia.<br /><br />A concept created by Tyra Banks, who is also a judge in the show
5.7 holes and burn the building down with intent? (a plan that would have been accomplished with 112% efficacy) or were the officials in charge
5.7 many American films I've seen lately as well. It's a complex situation told in a remarkably simple and funny dialogue. The character depth derived in
5.7 holiday to some hotel and getting mixed up with gangsters. First rate talent in the form of Stratford Johns, Kenneth Cope, David Barry
5.6 story. But man alive folks, how much were you expecting from a movie about a babysitter being stalked? Cut them some slack! As
5.6 connection with this movie. Anyways, so you would think that a snake that big, who ate a train, would be pretty unstoppable. Well
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-6.0 the accident"...very mean dudes (at least when I first watched the show...they seem more sympathetic to me now). I feel rather sad for
-5.0 The Works **** Just Misses the Mark *** That Little Bit In Between ** Lagging Behind * The Pits <br /><br />Based on
-4.8ries Yankee Billy Hazard (John Stockwell. Garber's bitchy, seductive, manipulative, ambitious and evil Ashton is fun to watch
-4.8 with only the feature having subtitles would be bad) I would buy it up in a snap!<br /><br />I recommend it to anyone looking
-4.8 ) but the German spy will prefer to die before being captured by those Italians.<br /><br />From that German love, a half-Te
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autoThis neuron fires on content nouns/verbs within film-review prose (e.g. "sex," "body," "think," "comment") and is strongly suppressed at instruction/answer-boundary structural tokens like the chat "assistant" header and the prompt-ending ".\n\n" before a review. triggers: sex, body, think, comment, moreclaude-opus-4-8
4.0 a teenage bisexual and the film spoke to me about my predicaments - sex, religion, love, acceptance, etc. It gave me an idea
3.7 which the writer discusses the disturbing ways the teenagers in this film use the body of their dead friend. one overlooked in this statement is perhaps the most
3.4" of full figured models joining the group. That even made me think more of this as a sorry lot of folks. The "full figured models
3.1kins', after seeing it himself! Maybe people just didn't want to comment on such a bad film! Oh well! I generally like Wings and
3.1-movie, I rolled my eyes. I did not even want to think about what disaster freshman director Jaume Serra had cooked up for his
2.8 it's still a classic-ranking among my favorite Creature Features. *****POSSIBLE SPOILERS AHEAD******* Count Dracula and Larry Tal
2.7 have notice. I have read all these comment and not one person has comment on Alan 5 0'clock shadow. Which made him look even
2.7 a bell jar and twitching fitfully, which we are informed is proof that his method is perfected.<br /><br />A brief discussion of
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-10.2 91,000 prisonners should also not be forgotten.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-10.1
Is this movie review positive or negative? Answer only Positive or Negative.
Review: *SPOILERS AHEAD*<br /><br
-10.1
Is this movie review positive or negative? Answer only Positive or Negative.
Review: Despite the apparent structural similarity with The Simpsons - loud fat dad
-10.1
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Review: This was a very good 1950s western, one
-10.1
Is this movie review positive or negative? Answer only Positive or Negative.
Review: Well, for this abomination of a film, I wasn
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autoThis neuron fires on the `/><` token sequence inside HTML line-break tags (`<br /><br />`), and is strongly suppressed by opening quotation marks (`"`) introducing titles/quoted phrases. triggers: /><, <br /><br />claude-opus-4-8
3.5 film and intensifies the feelings of sadness expressed by Hauer.<br /><br />Hauer proves he is more than just a psychotic Hollywood bad
3.3 Chicks in Zombietown") round out the cast.<br /><br />Some of the shots are interesting, and the early music score
2.4 the fight scenes stink, and the comedy isn't funny.<br /><br />Pointless.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
2.3 all the way to the end, without wanting to skip parts.<br /><br />I would have liked it however if the zombie type folk in
2.1 and scenes, it's hard to get worked up about it.<br /><br />As recent spoof movies go, it's not as bad as
2.1 director Shamit Aman (i think thats his name).<br /><br />Again 55 y.o. Nana Patekar is
2.0 than this deadly dull turkey (aka NIGHTMARE HOUSE).<br /><br />Useless trivia note: The 1984 Regal video
2.0 of sh*t. I watched the trailer and guess what it has<br /><br />G
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-10.5 protecting the "good values", in spite of we all know that in "real life" it doesn't happen this way too many timesÂħ And
-8.9 essentially sexual, something that still had to be decoded in American films like "Rebel Without a Cause" and "The Wild One".<br
-8.7 perhaps the greatest performance in any Hitchcock film, including Anthony Perkins in "Psycho". While Perkins makes his mark playing tetchily against the
-8.6 focuses a lot more on the "sleeping" part than on the "dictionary" part of the job description. Things get complicated for our young
-8.6 Stuart, who is best known to modern audiences as the elderly Rose in "Titanic" (1997) and a cameo by Kate Capshaw
L31·N6494C-C+=+0.004 C−=+0.079 frac_active=0.14 act∈[-7.387,4.005] cue-sel=+0.15
autoThis neuron fires on tokens within proper names and multi-part labeled sequences—often a comma, mid-name token, or connective ("to", "between") sitting between named entities—while being suppressed on the second word of compound proper nouns/titles. triggers: , (between names), to, between, Alan, .Sclaude-opus-4-8
4.0 250. I can actually understand why many would dislike it, due to the subject matter. I personally feel however as many do, judging from
3.0. For instance one character quoted, " You better have some R.E.S.P.E.C.T. or you'll find out what is means to
2.8 is the best at sheer psychotic comedy, Davy is a Broadway veteran, and Peter actually had people believing he was that dumb in real life.
2.7, hate and madness tear the town apart, it falls to police chief Alan Pangborn (Ed Harris) to restore order and save the town from
2.5 bits are entirely unfunny and insulting)<br /><br />The chemistry between Stewie and Brian Griffin lends itself to pure comedy gold, so
2.4 extreme measures in explaining how the four band members (no, not Gene, Paul, Ace and Peter) go about getting these tickets: losing your
2.3Female Trouble <br /><br />Desperate Living <br /><br />Polyester<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
2.3 has dated terribly and most of the supporting acting is stilted, but it's still interesting to watch. Peter Boyle, then about 35
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-7.4 or negative? Answer only Positive or Negative.
Review: "Jefferson in Paris" is a truly confounding film. It presents Thomas Jefferson (
-6.6 Positive or Negative.
Review: The first time I had heard of Guest House Paridiso was in the, er... "washroom" after
-6.4 an entire different level at play here. True to form, Miyazaki populates his film with intensely
-6.3br /><br />Complimenting the captivating character interaction, Visconti's powerful scenery (especially of Venice at Dawn and the final scene of
-6.1.
Review: "Any Gun Can Play" (1967), directed by Enzo G. Castellari, is a very good pastiche
L31·N13030C+C+=+0.126 C−=+0.003 frac_active=0.82 act∈[-5.412,9.986] cue-sel=+0.14
autoThis neuron fires on tokens within stretches of uppercase/all-caps text (and especially capitalized function words and contractions like 'S, 'T, THEY, YOU, CAN), and is strongly suppressed by chat-template/structural tokens like <|start_header_id|> and <br />. triggers: 'S, 'T, THEY, YOU CAN, WEclaude-opus-4-8
10.0." "No, we've got to leave." "WELL LET'S LEAVE THEN." "No, maybe we should stay."<br /><
9.5 ARE MANY MORE SEASONS OF THIS SHOW AND I HOPE WE CAN SEE THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CASEY AND CAPPY NOW THAT
8.9 realize that they were military if they didn't have on uniforms, BUT THEY WERE ALL CARRYING MACHINE GUNS (which incidentally change
8.5 film, as along with THE VALLEY OF ELAH and LIONS FOR LAMBS, RENDITION plays an important role in showing an
8.3: *SPOILER ALERT!! PLEASE DON'T READ IF YOU DON'T WANT THE MOVIE SPOILED!!*<br /><br />
7.8 likes of RISING DAMP, ROBIN'S NEST, ARE YOU BEING SERVED? and so on. With the ON THE B
7.4 seeing as how we JUST SAW the result of the attack. THEY'RE FINE! Move on with the story! Even more unfortunately, the
7.3 films such as SUMMER RENTAL, PLANES, TRAINS AND AUTOMOBILES and UNCLE BUCK.<br /><br />
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-5.4 a worthy contender for the most useless waste of celluloid ever.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-5.4 THE FOREIGNER is probably one of the worst Seagal has ever<br /><br />acted in. Horribly boring, badly edited, wrongest
-5.0 for the main event as Hulk Hogan takes on King Kong Bundy!<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-4.9 do yourself a favour and give this Mongolian turkey a miss!<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-4.8 around, this one gets a 3 out of 10.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
L31·N3464C+C+=+0.085 C−=+0.003 frac_active=0.85 act∈[-4.783,3.654] cue-sel=+0.10
autoThis neuron fires on tokens within informal movie/TV reviews and commentary, peaking on common mid-sentence words (movies, does, this, mum, worse, of), and is strongly suppressed at chat-template structural tokens like the "assistant" header. triggers: movies, does, this, mum, worseclaude-opus-4-8
3.7 seen Jacob's Ladder, right? And the later Hellraiser movies? Okay, now let's make a movie out of all three,
3.6 Positive or Negative.
Review: ... when we all know, no one does it like the BBC.<br /><br />Being an avid fan of
3.3 recognised from the cast list, so I wasn't too keen on watching this film. The only comment on IMDb was positive, so I watched it
3.3 structural similarity with The Simpsons - loud fat dad, housewifey mum, 3 children, a pet, typical suburban home, Family Guy
3.2!' suggested to me a bad quiz show hosted by Leslie Crowther or worse an inane U.S. import. But I managed to catch a
3.2 said they were astonished by how great it was and said it was one of the goriest/disturbing movies. (I'm paraphrasing and
3.2.
Review: As if reality shows like "American Idol" weren't enough, in which judges like Simon Cowell shoot razor-sharp barbs
3.2 but I don't get horrific. Black & white is artistic but too much black is overkill.....enough said about the lighting. The story
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-4.8 be a new movie?? It is playing again in 1 hr and 30 mins on Showtime Channel again and this date is May 28
-4.7 say no more so as not to give away any spoilers.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-4.6 atmosphere pervades most houses of healing even as I write.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-4.6 your work. It will make people take you more seriously.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-4.6 theater showing it. Too bad. A good film wasted.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
L18·N7417C+C+=+0.133 C−=+0.000 frac_active=1.00 act∈[0.318,1.656] cue-sel=+0.09
autoThe neuron fires maximally on the special `<|begin_of_text|>` token and, more weakly, on adjacent header/system prompt formatting tokens. triggers: <|begin_of_text|>, <|start_header_id|>, <|end_header_id|>, systemclaude-opus-4-8
1.7<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>
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autoThis neuron fires on the final sub-word token that completes a proper noun, title, or multi-part name (e.g., "Casablan→ca", "Woody Woodpe→cker", "Calig→ula", "d'→Or"), peaking at the word-completion boundary. triggers: ca, cker, ula, View, Orclaude-opus-4-8
1.2 Michael Curtiz, later responsible for such gems as "Casablanca" and "Mildred Pierce," pinpoints certain images with his
1.2 the camp into 'Batman'. He had also written 'The Parallax View', one of the decade's finest conspiracy thrillers. Feeling the script
1.2 and mostly because the tributes to the Flintstones, Woody Woodpecker, "Duck Amuck" and especially "One Froggy Evening
1.2 a Red Bridge" (2001), his two Palme d'Or-winners "Ballad of Narayama" (1983)
1.2, his mother, Agrippina, is exiled by Caligula. Later, however, she suddenly marries emperor Claudius who already
1.2 left feeling lost and alone, drugs, marital affairs, child conceived via affair but raised as husband's son, incest, homosexual tendencies, bullies
1.2 movies like Poseidon just over the horizon. Director Simon West (Con Air) helms this updated version, with plenty of relative unknown casts,
1.2oteur, not to mention Alma Kruger Âĸ no relation to Otto Âĸ as a prominent society dowager involved in fifth column intrigue (
L31·N155C-C+=+0.001 C−=+0.085 frac_active=0.18 act∈[-5.249,10.507] cue-sel=+0.07
autoThis neuron fires on mid-word subword fragments within long or all-caps/elongated words (e.g. continuation pieces of "psssss", "NUTSHELL", "RELATIONSHIP", "HERCULES", "GRANDIOSE"). triggers: ss, UT, ATION, ULE, IOclaude-opus-4-8
10.5 in a bath, just about everything Gavin says and does ("psssssssssssssssycho!!"). These things taken separately are
7.9? Answer only Positive or Negative.
Review: PLOT IN A NUTSHELL: Dave Seville, father figure & manager of the Chip
7.5ASONS OF THIS SHOW AND I HOPE WE CAN SEE THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CASEY AND CAPPY NOW THAT THEY WILL PROBAB
7.1.
Review: From the fertile imagination which brought you the irresistible HERCULES (1983), comes its even more preposterous (read
6.3 1951, some grave robbers accidentally let<br /><br />Prosatano out and he begins collecting the nine pieces. He<br /><
6.3 for god's sake MAKE A REAL DAMN SWEEPING GRANDIOSE LOVE EPIC! Why bother with such laughably unconvinc
6.2 at all like CARS ATE Paris, maybe more like a REPULSION, but actually I think more like a Hammer movie from the
5.9 out of Muhammad Hassan, and Raw superstars vs Smackdown! superstars!<br /><br />Not a bad PPV at all.<
L30·N13252C-C+=+0.001 C−=+0.071 frac_active=0.15 act∈[-6.037,2.317] cue-sel=+0.07
autoThis neuron fires on opening quotation marks and opening parentheses that introduce a parenthetical aside, clarification, or quoted phrase mid-sentence. triggers: ", (, 'claude-opus-4-8
2.3erry Christmas to fellow IMDb users, in particular 'AdamFontaine', 'Cyril Blake' and 'TheLittleSongBird'. Have a
2.2 understanding to lack of knowledge about primes: the same approach is taken in "Chaos": disconnected extracts from Gleick's books are thrown in make
2.1. So then Regina dies. and at the end Amirs new body (I think) say that it shall be a new country blah blah.<
2.0 Ann Manning where the husband (Wilkinson) believes he and his wife (Watson) are happy together. An accident near their house on the
2.0ulix correctly. It becomes things like Malcom(i)X and "utenriks", which is Norwegian for foreign affairs.<br /><br
1.8 "I see you know Psalm 65" - she corrects him "that's Psalm 67" - they're both wrong. <br
1.7 well?" "actually, we had a bit of a rough night." "ah, the perils of adultery.").<br /><br />ad
1.7 maybe. i have only one complaint and that is Phil Buckman - (Chris) should have been in it more than he was but apart from
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-6.0 other movie ever made. Worse than "Batman & Robin". Worse than "Manos, Hands of Fate". Seriously, it's that bad.
-5.9 was NOTHING in this movie that grabbed me for even one second.<br /><br />There was no proper storyline. I may be an idiot but
-5.8, despite these criticisms.<br /><br />And while these pictures often "milk" the climax, this one could have given it a bit
-5.7Amadeus" (two big masterpieces), but when I saw "Hair", I kept wondering if this was the same Milos Forman
-5.6 husband Hal's injury that left him permanently confined to a wheelchair.<br /><br />Not much of a story but lot's of cheese and soft
L29·N166C+C+=+0.083 C−=+0.001 frac_active=0.93 act∈[-5.0,2.617] cue-sel=+0.06
autoThis neuron fires on the assistant-turn newline boundary (the "\n\n" right after the assistant header) and on mid-name tokens within film titles (e.g., "Dollars" in "For a Few Dollars More", "Say" in "Never Say Never Again"), while being suppressed by "Apocalypse" in "Apocalypse Now". triggers: \n\n, Dollars, Say, (assistant header newline)claude-opus-4-8
2.6 apart from the opening which is a direct nod to "For a Few Dollars More", with Monco, Colonel Douglas Mortimer and El Indio
2.6 this is unrealistic but it would improved my entertainment.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
2.6 poor acting, with the notable exception of Divine.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
2.5 film that is better despite the obvious flaw of and the fact that Never Say Never Again is a remake of Thunderball.<br /><br />Never
2.5, you can't take your eyes off her.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
2.5 his predecessors. Interesting, off-beat movie.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
2.4 with this, I'll tell you that much.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
2.4 me a greek in many of his reactions.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
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-5.0 be in the same row with such masterpieces as The Platoon, Apocalypse Now, The Doors, The Dog's Heart (Russian film). Really
-4.6 its as good if not better then Platoon, Full metal jacket, Apocalypse now, and All quiet on the western front; all of which are
-3.9 to say that it even out goes almost any Vietnam war movie, including Apocalypse Now. It's a real story, it's a personal story,
-2.7 characters is just that. Of course, Francis Coppola's "Apocalypse Now" was based on "Heart of Darkness."<br /><br />
-2.5 rap now, because it's known as the film that beat "Apocalypse Now" for the 1979 Best Picture Academy Award, but comparing
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autoThis neuron fires on tokens at sentence/phrase boundaries — punctuation marks (periods, opening quotes) and the words/word-pieces immediately ending a clause (e.g. "much.", "ONS", "history."). triggers: ., " much", ONS, " history", " "claude-opus-4-8
2.3acting. 3. Scattershot approach to characters. 4. Annoying narration. 5. Inability to create viewer interest
1.9, when the ends come for them as well, it almost hurt to much. I wish it would never have happened. I wish I had never
1.9 <br /><br />I HOPE THERE ARE MANY MORE SEASONS OF THIS SHOW AND I HOPE WE CAN SEE THE RELATIONSHIP
1.9 conversation and activities in the foreground, with crazy things occurring in the background. The movies can best be described as 90 minute compilations of the
1.8 of comedy, I would recommend you save yourself some money and rent. "Pick" will make you giggle a bit...but is it worth
1.8 have only an inkling of the situation surrounding the island and its recent history. I was 3, I think, when the Faulklands
1.8 3. Silly dialogs and too many clichés. 4. Too many plot holes, a lot of scenes don't add up.
1.8 was wrong with the series? Let me count the ways: 1. The characters were HORRIFICALLY miscast. In the books,
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-5.8 enjoy the "English way" too). All in all, everyone should see Ponyo; it's absolutely flawless and in another league of film-making
-5.7 being pressured by market forces to change their wines to suit the palate of Mr. Parker, who dictates taste to most of the American (and world
-5.5 planet is really bright." And so Prot (as he identifies himself, pronounced as rhyming with "goat,") is shipped off to
-5.4 you for a ride. And come on, I mean we've got Michelle in leather! Her classic moment of just meeting Batman and The Penguin "
-5.1 A better use of your time would be to watch a PBS documentary on JPII. Also, CBS put out a miniseries on J
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autoThis neuron fires on sentence-final/clause-ending punctuation, especially periods and question marks at the end of statements (and is suppressed by structural separators like "--" and the assistant-header newlines). triggers: ., ?, BETWEENclaude-opus-4-8
1.5 the thug life for real, and Ja Rule. Who had not. Every time I saw Ja Rule on screen the only thing I could picture
1.3 bottom line. How many bucks will our news division deliver for the network? Don't believe that?<br /><br />Let's consider "The
1.1 simply didn't understand what this film was trying to say. Or do. Film is a magnificent form of human communication. Why do some filmmakers use
1.1 OF THIS SHOW AND I HOPE WE CAN SEE THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CASEY AND CAPPY NOW THAT THEY WILL PROBABLY ST
1.1 across the sign that says, "Wood for you. Hurry up. Approach cautiously" (Conrad 110). Also, at the end
0.9 how many sports movies really make you feel like you are in the game? Not many that I have seen. I think it's important to keep
0.8 are as good as you would expect. Do these two give bad performances? Sven Nykvist delivers some masterful, although unconventionally
0.8 six, played by Columbus Short, is a holdout. At first. But he faces eviction. And he's the guardian for his messed up
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-1.5 kick.<br /><br />--Nice sets.<br /><br />--The Soviets working with the Boyce and Daulton are portrayed very
-1.5 - thus setting up one of those Man Alone in a Hostile World Making a new Friend Each Week but Moving on at the End of Every Episode
-1.4, and maybe 'gasp!' Like it?<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-1.4 this is unrealistic but it would improved my entertainment.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-1.4 were military if they didn't have on uniforms, BUT THEY WERE ALL CARRYING MACHINE GUNS (which incidentally change sound effects throughout
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autoThis neuron fires in informal movie-review prose, peaking on mid-sentence connective/transition tokens and dashes (e.g. "with", "so", "perspective", "worse", "-", "morning") that continue or pivot a clause. triggers: with, so, -, perspective, worseclaude-opus-4-8
0.3 Then again, maybe that's because you have to be home in the morning or at 3 am to catch it the Fox Movie channel.<br
0.2 "B" films - but are there "H" films? If so, this one's an example. And I say this as a devoted
0.2 of Duty are the other two, and this series is right up there with them).<br /><br />These guys aren't into wearing fr
0.2ier little vehicle to do so.<br /><br />But Time alters perspective, and so what was nauseatingly bad in 1972 might
0.2't have a problem with her seeing this movie.. Kids see so much worse these days that this is very tame. For those of you who are
0.2 except there is no real storyline to speak of - or if there is - it is one that doesn't work in a modern setting where half the
0.2. The women and the music are beautiful. A refreshing trip into the past, when the bad guys were ex-Nazis or Soviet brutes
0.2 it could have been cut, to take advantage of what seems like flirting between the Brown and Simcox characters. An attraction between Brown and Ms.
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-2.6 all the situations and characters included, but there's no reason this one couldn't have included all the material from the book. As a result,
-2.3 made. You will believe it lasted a minute!<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-2.3 without a real meaning, it just results in a bad movie.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-2.3 definitely worth your time if you check it out. 8 out of 10.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-2.3ARY BUSEY! 5 STARS!<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
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autoThis neuron fires on tokens in colloquial movie-review/comparative constructions—the contraction "'s", and comparative/connective words like "how", "than", "then", "they"—often in "so bad it's good" type phrasings. triggers: 's, how, than, then, theyclaude-opus-4-8
2.6 of movies lately. What's wrong with the movie? More like what's right: the ensemble crew does a pretty good job around Robin, and
2.5 day, for Christ's sake! I don't care how terrible or how predictable an 80's slasher can be; just mentioning who did
2.4 all showed glimpses of interest and potential, there have been more misses than hits. For proof, see: "White Noise", "Boog
2.4ette McCurdy who clearly wears hair extensions as you can see them disappear then reappear from scene to scene. And finally there's Freddie Benson the
2.4's horror cheese, we come across many flicks that are so bad they're good. We also have some that are so 'good' they
2.2 again yesterday and just couldn't stop laughing. It's so bad it's actually good lol. Like another reviewer said, it doesn't take itself
2.1 that you do not expect it to be a standard horror movie.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
2.1 I thought the movie was either going to be a very bad or a very good film. Thankfully, the movie was entertaining, suspenseful, and
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autoThis neuron fires on punctuation/markup that introduces or separates—especially quotation marks, hyphens/dashes (in compounds and as em-dashes), and the `<br />` line-break tag—while it is suppressed by the doubled `<br /><br` form and by space-opening parenthesis `(`. triggers: ", -, --, </br>, " />claude-opus-4-8
3.3 belonging to the "film noir" genre usually contain similar elements: a "deus ex machina" plot twist that drives the main character head
3.2 is humor provided by supporting players, generous dollops of early WW2- vintage social comment, moments of human warmth where suffering people find it within
3.1 (Doug E. Doug) she must find her.<br /><br />That Darn Cat is a bad movie. It is quite foolish and
3.1 unable to pay their bill, provoking violent retribution from a hot-tempered waiter (Tiny Sandford).<br /><br />Typ
3.0 I know why. First, the plot--or actually just the setup--is a kind of bastardization of Shakespeare's King Lear with the dying
2.9more at home' with the times. Simply costuming kids into pre-90's grunge-wear and settling others into `disco infer
2.9 be ready to revel in kitsch rather than having it thrust at you unprepared. If you're interested in lighthearted fare,
2.9No masterpiece but an unusual combo fantasy/horror film. Worth catching--but not if it's the dubbed print.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
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-4.2You know, it must be pretty exciting to be so important."<br /><br />Later on, Bruno calls himself a "bum", accurate enough
-3.9The Big Three": Tom Brokaw, Dan Rather and Peter Jennings (aka "Stanley Stunning"). All three have now been on the job
-3.7leans) is terrible. Plot = elementary and mindless. This<br /><br />picture refers to itself as a mystery, but a mystery involves
-3.4 of day, type of camera, moisture in the room, dust particles (which 75% are what the orbs are), weather and a ga
-3.3. Other hyphenate, wholesome Tiffani-Amber Thiessen (I dare you to rub out that "Saved by the Bell" pat
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autoThis neuron fires on the opening quotation mark (") that begins a quoted title of a movie/show/work. triggers: " (before "Hellraiser"), " (before "Pulp Fiction"), " (before "Psycho"), " (before "Fast Times")claude-opus-4-8
5.2 the "Butterball Cenobite" in the first two "Hellraiser" pictures, turns up here as well. There's
5.1 when he came up with the idea of "The Gimp" for "Pulp Fiction". (*1/2)<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
4.6 as the ultimate 80's teen flick because if it weren't for "Fast Times," then the 80's generation of teen flicks would
4.4 perhaps the greatest performance in any Hitchcock film, including Anthony Perkins in "Psycho". While Perkins makes his mark playing tetchily against the
4.2,most likely gave the inspiration for "Archie Bunker" on "All In The Family". I think Boyle even went back to "Joe
4.2 a scene from one of his worst performances, as Howard Roark in "The Fountainhead," giving a speech that he admitted to the author he
4.110 that you'd give to movies like 'The Godfather' or 'Goodfellas' or 'Psycho'. This is the kind of
4.1 essentially sexual, something that still had to be decoded in American films like "Rebel Without a Cause" and "The Wild One".<br
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-6.7 Positive or Negative.
Review: **WARNING** MISERABLE MOVIE **WARNING** The day before Christmas eve, some nut case decided he'd
-6.2 have a super-evil chemical plants that is willing to do anything for "Progress at ANY cost"? Gee this show was fun to watch! Though
-6.0 the excellent but underrated BELOW) and written by siblings Jim and Ken Wheat (LIES, SILENT SCREAM), PITCH BLACK begins with
-6.0 the critics averaged an amazing 8.2! If anything, they UNDERRATED this little gem.<br /><br />Filmmaker
-5.9 do you see it once? do you hear it? does anyone even MENTION it? NO! Its ridiculous!. The star character in the previous
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autoThis neuron fires on tokens just before/at the chat-template `<|end_header_id|>` boundary and on common multi-word-expression fillers ("matter" in "as a matter of fact", "number of", "didn't", connective "and"), while being strongly suppressed by the final `\n\n` newline following the assistant header. triggers: <|end_header_id|>, matter, number, didn, andclaude-opus-4-8
0.6 this at your blockbuster, it's not worth a cent, as a matter of fact i am willing to pay anyone out there considering to watch this
0.6 should get the word out.<br /><br />Don't say I didn't warn you.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
0.6 something original from any of the Bhatts any more!!!<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
0.6.S. military.<br /><br />Beyond that, there are a number of other utterly laughable moments when characters come up with zingers out
0.6 between two extended sequences seamlessly as Kin confronts Tabe and Tomi and Tamae console each other over the loss of their children The dialogue
0.5 this film and the action is very, very bad.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
0.5 poor melodrama. It's just a terrible effort.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
0.5 nosedive.<br /><br />From this point on, it turns into a message movie. Evan begins preaching with alarming regularity and Morgan
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-1.0 watching. My final rating 7/10.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-1.0 of drugs <br /><br />in Holland.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-1.0 the book *after* you see the movie.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-1.0 /><br />Aye yours, Cat Squire<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-0.9 <br /><br />Very nice Danish film!<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
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autoActivates on the start of quoted phrases, names, or descriptive nouns in informal movie reviews—often the first token of a notable proper name, quote, or compound term. triggers: " , Ted, Extra, low, trainclaude-opus-4-8
5.7 mumbling Vinnie Jones who appears to pronounce "riddle" as "riell". And it would have helped if the dialogue hadn't been
5.3 what you see a Bruce movie for you watch it for Bruce. Also Ted Rami was excellent. I found this movie hilarious and entertaining I still
4.9 horrible, unfunny catchphrases like "EVOO" (Extra virgin olive oil!). SHUT UP! What's worse is Ray has
4.9 are really well done for the most part. This is a surprisingly great low budget Horror/Comedy, it's funny and pretty well made,
4.8 and worth a view. At best, gaggles of like minded kitsch lovers will hoot and holler over choice bits throughout the film
4.3 Seems out of place, don't it? If you like a good trainwreck, this is for you. If you like a good comedy
4.2 on the crazy speculation about conspiracies concerning the death of JFK, not Garfield. Garfield was shot in Washington, DC (not Dallas)
4.2 There is a reason it was made to be a MOW (Movie of the week). The continuity was all wrong (palm trees in a
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-5.9 final parting of two friends who fought hard to overcome adversity.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-5.2 is so bad that you can't blame anyone that could only think that Kersey is mad at the destruction of the car lol....he runs down
-4.7 be pleasant!!!") And the color values tended to shift violently from shot to shot, as if cheap film stock and problematic lighting equipment were the order
-4.6 clean up the slums. Once again, genius. And once again Bronson is a bad ass. Paul Kersey is just as cool,
-4.5 - and Michael Ironside (not that I've ever actually tasted Michael Ironside- I'm sure there are laws against that). But any movie
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autoThe neuron fires on the opening parenthesis "(" that introduces an actor/character/real-name parenthetical (e.g., naming who plays a role), and is suppressed by "<br>" HTML line-break tags. triggers: (claude-opus-4-8
2.6 they accept an offer of help from lonely local Mr. Slausen (Chuck Connors), owner of a nearby museum full of historical wax man
2.6. Too bad for him our rumpled detective, Lt. Columbo (Peter Falk), is on the case.<br /><br />Stephen Bo
2.6 their own, this causes repercussions for everybody, including Boone's sweet girlfriend (the very cute Anne Bobby) and dubious psychiatrist (a most enjoyable David
2.5 a wonderful actor. In 1931 he played Casper Gutman (the original actor to play that villain) opposite Ricardo Cortez's Sam
2.5 be a nurse, who is infatuated with a soap opera actor (Greg Kinnear), and who is married to Del, a cheating
2.5 much just shows the day in the life of a hustler named Joe (Joe Dallesandro, who is in the underrated Louis Malle picture
2.4't able to follow the verbal exchange of our hero, Professor Dexter Cornell (Dennis Quaid).<br /><br />Cornell teaches in
2.4 for Love" is simple enough: A married man and a married woman (though not to eachother) slowly develop a romantic attachment to one another
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-3.4 done, with some of the moves proving highly amusing).<br /><br />The doctor's son is transformed into a monster (looking like The
-2.9 Frederikson did) the impact would be twice strong.<br /><br />I compared it with "ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCK
-2.9 as if you peer into the past through some time window.<br /><br />Overall this program is better than most things on the air, and
-2.8 they started having a tough time keeping it all fresh.)<br /><br />Raoul Walsh, the director here, is certainly more comfortable with
-2.8 change in their circumstances but come to accept it as inevitable.<br /><br />Two male friends visit Kin, Seki a former lover with whom
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autoNeuron fires on tokens within capitalized movie/work titles (often spanning multi-token title words), especially at title-word boundaries. triggers: .O, THE, MARY, NOW, ITEclaude-opus-4-8
4.7 the audience and never taking itself too seriously. All in all A.W.O.L proves to be an extremely well executed and fun film.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>
3.9 get this one mixed up with the abysmal PHANTOM OF THE OPERA remake that Argento did, that one is truly awful...
3.9 because so many other directors had struck gold with Andrews in musicals (MARY POPPINS, SOUND OF MUSIC, THOROUGHLY MODERN
3.9 cinema demolished. These days the same type of films (eg: I NOW PRONOUNCE YOU CHUCK AND LARRY) get banished to
3.8 positive or negative? Answer only Positive or Negative.
Review: THE KITE RUNNER is one of those modern epics that one is occasionally gr
3.8 viewing. What was Jon Voight thinking when he made this?????<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
3.7 they varied wildly. Some, such as DR. PYCKLE AND MR. PRYDE, were terrific, whereas most were of average to
3.5 so they can get enough money to eat. Avoid at all costs.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
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-7.1 of course Champlain does himself no favours by ridiculing him. Champlain(or should I say Bogosian) is fearless in film and
-5.3 the "English way" too). All in all, everyone should see Ponyo; it's absolutely flawless and in another league of film-making altogether
-5.1 his office lugging bags of money and prepared to suffer abuse from Swope's militant employees. Swope exploits his African-American staff,
-5.0 vulnerable. This is Deborah Kerr's second time working with Yul Brynner since they made "The King and I" in 1956
-5.0 down and ultimately shot. It is interesting to see that society views McNichol as a traitor for harboring an escaped prisoner of war.
L30·N7299C-C+=+0.000 C−=+0.085 frac_active=0.00 act∈[-3.471,2.651] cue-sel=-0.04
autoThis neuron fires on word-initial sub-word fragments of longer/compound or affixed words (e.g. "-p" in expats, "wann"abe, "SPO"ILER, "pret"ension/pretentious), and is suppressed at the assistant-turn newline boundary. triggers: -p, wann, SPO, pretclaude-opus-4-8
2.7 where it will be welcome due to its obvious premise - "Them ex-pats may have money, they may even get our women, but they
2.1 find the movies "hottie" to be all that, even the wannabe-sexy love making scenes get dull. Really dull! And for
1.9 negative? Answer only Positive or Negative.
Review: ===========BIG SPOILER================================== This is a terrible movie with no likable characters.
1.9 This film contains the taste that could not come from Hollywood and lacks the pretencion that would come from France. A wonderful movie even above the cal
1.8 or negative? Answer only Positive or Negative.
Review: ***BIG SPOILERS!*** "Flesh Feast" of 1970 is
1.8 a loss to understand the amount of in-depth analysis and discussion that this pretentious bilge has received from its misguided fans.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
1.7 poor casting, too much lushness of the sets, and too much pretentiousness. Edmund Purdom (who plays the title character) is
1.7able (in CHINA SEAS, as the judgmental First Mate sneering at poor Lewis Stone but then proving he's as big a coward
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-3.5 means these 90 min, you could enjoy.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-3.5 looking Catherine Mary Stewart, a native from Canada.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-3.4 shame of ignorance will continue...ad infinitum...<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-3.3 what a long way we've come, baby.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-3.3 the ending - it was powerful and saddening.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
L31·N10788C+C+=+0.098 C−=+0.003 frac_active=0.77 act∈[-6.26,4.112] cue-sel=-0.04
autoThis neuron fires on the first sub-word fragment of a multi-token word or number (e.g. "196"7, "To"ons, "decad"ence, "insign"ia, "wann"abe), and is suppressed by HTML break-tag tokens (`/><`, `<|start_header_id|>`). triggers: 196, To(ons), decad(ence), insign(ia), wann(abe)claude-opus-4-8
4.1 in east Europe.<br /><br />This movie was directed in 1967 at the time of Arab -Isreeli war in 196
4.0 with this movie is that it doesn't make full use of the Tiny Toons roster - Dizzy Devil
4.0 porn industry and to a period with many excesses. In Dirk's decadence, after trying and failing in the music industry, there's a
4.0 can recall it being shown on British TV was in the summer of 1998. I have it on tape but sadly the quality isn't great
3.9 major Baxter (who Holiday hangs in her office) has put the rank insignia on her right shoulder on backwards. Elegant.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
3.9 live honest to gosh movie. They're doing something a lot of wannabe actors and wannabe shooters will never get the chance to do and
3.82nd Season things start unraveling and the once terrific and fascinating series spirals downward, mostly because Roddenberry had died and was not around
3.8 that is not the star of Bethlehem dangling above his lip and below his nostril...it's a famous bit of rock and roll history. <
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-6.3.<br /><br />Maybe a farmer would like it...?<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-5.1 than her, although i did not see much of this cycle.<br /><br />good show, I've just seen it too many times to
-5.1 of the story are anything but the most daringly provocative drama.<br /><br />The film has no intelligible focus, yet cuts out some
-5.1 and preparation.<br /><br />But I digress...<br /><br />Things don't get off to a very good start for our
-5.0 to not know what is going on. I would avoid this.<br /><br />Also the 'Holy Grail'is the German bloodline
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autoThis neuron fires on sentence-ending periods (and occasionally opening quotation marks) in film/movie review prose, while being suppressed by quotation marks introducing movie titles and HTML break tags. triggers: ., " (before "shocking"), . (end of clause)claude-opus-4-8
2.0 century. They are hosting an after Christmas dinner for their friends and relatives. Their table talk is just idle chatter but it is so well written that
1.7 aren't married, so the men bunk together, as do the women. There is a bit of a plot: a bad guy plants $50
1.5 are channeling Rhett, Scarlett, Melanie and even Lady Macbeth. Patrick Swayze and James Read are excellent as two men trying to
1.4 am bemused by the fact that so many found the film to be "shocking," "shattering," etc. This highly derivative film seems
1.4 in this film are really what make L'Appartement stand out. I still cannot understand why Vincent Cassell is not a big star outside
1.3 beheads the bad guy despite the fact he is unarmed and has surrendered. Brilliant!<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
1.3. Only thing, there is no farm, "perfect" or otherwise. The comedy involves how Elizabeth is to keep her real identity under wraps so
1.3 determined not to let this happen again as their jobs are on the line. The group of blacks begin their harrowing voyage in the cargo hold and
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-4.4 the only thing that afford its creators great moral and artistic rewards.<br /><br />This documentary is a must see for all movie fans.<|eot_id|>
-4.0 in most of these books. Needless to say, I greatly anticipated seeing "In the Electric Mist," especially since I thought Tommy Lee Jones would be
-3.9 saw "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" and "Amadeus" (two big masterpieces), but when I saw
-3.8 rather bum rap now, because it's known as the film that beat "Apocalypse Now" for the 1979 Best Picture Academy Award,
-3.8 coping with the death of a child" genre, the Academy Award winning "Ordinary People." Like the characters in that earlier film, the Trav
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autoThis neuron fires on the double-newline (`\n\n`) immediately following the `<|end_header_id|>` token in the system prompt header of the chat template. triggers: \n\n (after <|end_header_id|>)claude-opus-4-8
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autoThis neuron fires on mid-word sub-word fragments and tokens just before numbers/parentheses (e.g. "spir"+als, "ane", "200", "(" before a name), and is strongly suppressed at the chat header boundary token. triggers: spir, ane, -ste, 200, (claude-opus-4-8
7.42nd Season things start unraveling and the once terrific and fascinating series spirals downward, mostly because Roddenberry had died and was not around
6.8 "she", but there has been a female "Anne" buccaneer, Anne Boney) might have been in brutal reality.<br
6.6 with English subtitles here in London at the German Film Festival in November 2007) was very funny, very well acted, and excellently scripted
6.5 nice, but being as popular as it has been, seen by almost 200.000 in Norway, there is something wrong. There is no
6.4 group meets survivors leaded by Crane (David Nerman) and Elena (Kate Greenhouse), and finds the inventor of the portal, Dr.
6.4 played with Dean Stockwell's trademark naturalness and by far the scene-stealing stand-out of the cast, is giving him such awesome gifts?
6.4(Nick),a trigger happy blood loving sexually predatory bitch of a woman(Dallas)and a psychotic hill billy with brains with a penchant for
6.4 and Jessalyn Gilsig as ex-matrimony rekindling their love. The movie packs impressive flood scenes brought to life by
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-11.4 of the more impressive slashers I've seen in a while.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-11.0 decriminalization of drugs <br /><br />in Holland.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-10.8 the genre. Give it chance, you won't regret it.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-10.6 a worthy contender for the most useless waste of celluloid ever.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-10.5 addition to a movie collection! (Filmed in San Francisco)<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
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autoThe neuron fires on two distinct patterns: word-initial sub-word fragments of negatively-valenced descriptors (re-pressive, appreh-ensive, ap-athetic) and the chat-template special token <|start_header_id|>. triggers: re, appreh, ap, <|start_header_id|>claude-opus-4-8
14.1 own nation--which, at the time, was Soviet-dominated and very repressive as well. This makes sense as you see the movie unfold--
9.3 Answer only Positive or Negative.
Review: I went to the cinema slightly apprehensive, I came out seething with anger at the garbage (pass
8.1 /><br />Disturbing but incredibly compelling look at aimless and apathetic kids who have no respect for their parents or any sort of
7.5 is, then handle it delicately, why don't you?<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
6.8 have found him out given all the detailed explanation coming from Ben.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
6.8 be the one to come in 2nd Place to it.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
6.8 portrait of an extreme neurotic, or a person who suffers from obsessive-compulsive disorder (fashionable words): The character has a compulsive
6.6-schooled and possibly quite gifted, harbors a disturbed, overly-emotional side which comes to the surface after her absentee father pays her mother
L29·N12010C-C+=+0.000 C−=+0.236 frac_active=0.00 act∈[-2.672,0.196] cue-sel=-0.08
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-2.7 had starred for Carpenter in the director's 1979 TV movie ELVIS and the 1981 film ESCAPE FROM NEW YORK, heads a
-2.6" (1996); Jamie Lee Curtis in "True Lies" (1994); Jessica Alba in "Sin City" (2005);
-2.6most likely gave the inspiration for "Archie Bunker" on "All In The Family". I think Boyle even went back to "Joe"
-2.6 was great. In the hands of a P.T. Anderson or Gus Van Zandt, it could have been a powerful piece. But due
-2.6 its still easy to relate to. Who can't relate to being an outcast or being bullied? that happens all the time. and many viewers
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autoThis neuron fires on quote characters (especially apostrophe/quotation marks around scare-quoted words) and on the "/><" sequence inside HTML `<br /><br />` line breaks in movie reviews. triggers: '", "/><", <br /><br />, "Psycho"claude-opus-4-8
7.8 wrong. True, it's not exactly what most people would consider a 'serious' horror movie, but if I have to be fair
7.8, Robert Walker shines as sinister 'bad guy' Bruno Anthony.<br /><br />Overall, I would highly recommend this.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
7.6 perhaps the greatest performance in any Hitchcock film, including Anthony Perkins in "Psycho". While Perkins makes his mark playing tetchily against the
7.5 Probably not enough of this, or as in depth as warranted.<br /><br />Finally, there seemed to be an awful lot of twists thrown
7.5) in the roles of the "disturbed guys"Âħ <br /><br />Very nice Danish film!<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
7.2 Ritchie, but a genuine Australian contribution to the genre. <br /><br />A fascinating aspect to this movie is how it all hangs together
7.2 hook-handed killer)and boys drooling over the lovely ladies.<br /><br />Yes, I know it's desperate at times trying to squeeze
7.2 in "Young Frankenstein" or being cranky Frank Barone on "Everybody Loves Raymond". For younger people who only know him from TV,g
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autoThis neuron fires on the `<|end_header_id|>` token following the `assistant` role tag (the start of the assistant turn), and is suppressed at the `user` role tag. triggers: <|end_header_id|>, assistant<|end_header_id|>claude-opus-4-8
2.6 dieing so easy so Don't PLAY IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
2.6 Monk,The law & Orders thats it for me.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
2.6 it a bank busting 1 out of 10<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
2.6 movie. Line 10 is this line right here.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
2.6 other cheesy ones. a waist of time this is.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
2.6 suck! Don't bother wasting your time or money!!!<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
2.6 and your wife.<br /><br />Really honorable.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
2.5 Lange take her clothes off!" How bad is that?<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
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-4.7 analysis assistant. Classify movie reviews as positive or negative.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
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-4.7 analysis assistant. Classify movie reviews as positive or negative.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
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-4.7 analysis assistant. Classify movie reviews as positive or negative.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
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-4.7 analysis assistant. Classify movie reviews as positive or negative.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
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-4.7 analysis assistant. Classify movie reviews as positive or negative.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
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autoThe neuron fires on HTML break-tag fragments and proper-name/sub-word token boundaries (e.g. " /><", surname continuations) plus special begin-of-text tokens, while being suppressed by ordinary content words like "some," "old," "this." triggers: /><, E (in Ellary Eddy), Kr (in Krantz), <|begin_of_text|>, ' (in O'keeffe)claude-opus-4-8
0.6 I thought this was full of (silly) clichés and<br /><br />that it basically tried to hard. <br /><br />
0.4 build suspense), it's obvious director Ethan Wiley and scriptwriter Ellary Eddy didn't waste any time researching their subject matter; which also makes
0.4-off from Cellular. <br /><br />Bad casting... <br /><br />Bad direction... <br /><br />Bad Music...<
0.3 Answer only Positive or Negative.
Review: When the Italians and Miles O'keeffe work together nothing can go wrong! As ever, Miles
0.3 Positive or Negative.
Review: In Sweet Water, the ambitious entrepreneur Dick Krantz (Jim Storm) is constructing a resort in the middle of the
0.3<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>
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-12.8ite and spent like 1/4 of movie by placing explosives in some sunken ship. This IS really original way to catch the fish I
-11.4 in the woods, or something. Not much else happens. There's some soft-core (meaning: Teletubbie level) nudity and some
-11.4 that it had me yearning for the crystal-clarity vocals of my old Beta tape! <br /><br />Despite what you think of the
-10.8 so many BETTER silent films out there--see them first and avoid this tripe.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-10.7 get the message. Bam is the real deal rebel - at least in his own eyes. Of course Bam and his posse of numb sculls
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autoThis neuron fires on words forming comparative/intensifier constructions, especially "as" in "as...as" similes and degree modifiers like "least," "twice as," "terrifyingly." triggers: as, being, least, ly, justclaude-opus-4-8
5.3 really showcases more of George Carlin's talents. He really is still as sharp as a tack. It is a shame that we lost him this
4.9 about and Hamilton jokingly telling the audience to ignore him when he's being like this.<br /><br />I maybe taking this out of context
4.1Two Girls" then I won't watch it. If it's twice as good, maybe I'll watch it, but only to laugh at the
3.8 like they made no effort to make the "future" look in the least futuristic. For example, the first scene takes place in an 80
3.8 doesn't appear in the movie and otherwise has no relevance, is terrifyingly realistic! From beginning to end, you'll watch as a man aim
3.7 humanity itself. Few are spared, and most of the satire is just as fresh today.<br /><br />While very faithful to the story,
3.7 only Positive or Negative.
Review: This sequel to Problem Child is just as bad as the first one. It still teaches kids that it's O
3.6, not sugar-coating either role.<br /><br />He can be, by turns, soft-hearted and doting, then iron-handed to
L31·N2549C+C+=+0.073 C−=+0.007 frac_active=0.86 act∈[-8.634,7.101] cue-sel=-0.47
autoThis neuron fires on intensifying/qualifying adverbs and degree modifiers (almost, essentially, very, briefly, their) appearing mid-sentence in reflective movie-review prose. triggers: almost, essentially, very, briefly, playclaude-opus-4-8
7.1br /><br />What's most important for me is that this simple almost flat story leaves you pondering afterwards, about your own life, about
7.1 French film, there is no mistaking that the rebellion in question is essentially sexual, something that still had to be decoded in American films like "
7.1 to friends. Or, if I did suggest it, I'd be very sure to warn them of what's ahead. 8/10.
7.0ways and locked cellars. The atmospherics and the romantic byplay are by far the best part of the movie, as viewers are likely
7.0-up (a «scientific» observation on the behavior of single males in their kitchen): at first it seemed very promising âĢĵ- with the charting
6.9-thin for an appalling two hours. There are a few moments that briefly hold interest, but these few oases are separated by vast deserts
6.9 (unusual, especially for foreign films). It is also a film about two men's relationship to each other (also unusual - not a '
6.6 touched upon... as part of the tapestry. But the story is primarily about the characters and their friendship over about 10~15 years...
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-8.6 his younger brother in the gulf when a similar creature drags his brother away (never to be seen again). <br
-8.0 kinds of silly situations, from changing his clothes in a waste bin, to deciding (with the taxi driver in his brain) what to eat in
-7.6 out,pencil in the eyes,bloody slit throat,bunch of people walking around without limbs,gory dead squirrel,heads are squished,
-7.5 if you`re thrown through a window , crash through some bannisters and fall twenty odd feet onto a table not only will you be unh
-7.5friend" Regina Carrol and tells her his story. Grant sees the man who drove him off the road and Dorro kills him. Then since
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autoThis neuron fires on connective/relative words like "that," "like," "is," "them," and "commits" that introduce a clause or complement, peaking at the syntactic juncture before the following clause. triggers: that, like, is, them, commitsclaude-opus-4-8
8.4 the most rudimentary forms of normality, and as soon as there is an opening his paranoia asserts itself. <br /><br />As a
7.6 intelligently!! The message seems to be that any of us who claim that rendition, torture and the abuse of basic human rights are necessary to protect
7.6 Judas); than getting remorse about this (like Judas, who commits suicide according to the gospel of Matthew); and in the end sacrificing herself
7.5When it's an entertainment celebrity, no problem. He can come off like he's thoroughly knowledgeable since the material is not that substantive anyway. Talking
7.4 group on the plain silliness of racial and religious discrimination, assuring them that every American culture, however it differs from our own, is still
7.3, I certainly admire people who do things," Bruno purrs, looking like a cat eyeing a mouse. "You know, it must be
7.1 by crook 'Harry Pinto' (Stratford Johns) for a ruthless hit-man, who wants a rival to be exterminated!<
7.1 /><br />If you are someone with the power to put together a DVD distribution deal, PLEASE contact the film makers. This film needs to be
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-8.8 that "victor" means winner). All in all, this is a good look at the Soviet Union while it was collapsing - and we can
-8.3 director's award of the year, posthumously. It is such a mad stroke of cinematic genius to pull off some of things that are pulled
-7.6 I know what to expect from the West, the East and most horrors in the middle. So I received the DVD of 'Acacia' in
-7.6 system; an idea that reflects Marshall McLuhan's belief who is a well known media theorist, that computers are extensions of human consciousness. Like
-7.5ling" you really have to wonder how Fulci's later stuff got so off beat. I like all his stuff, but he strayed.
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autoThis neuron fires on vague/diminishing quantifier and possessive words like "just," "some," "own," and "a," especially in dismissive movie-review descriptions (e.g., "just some drug pusher," "for some reason"). triggers: just, some, own, a, ,claude-opus-4-8
12.0-obsessed oddball Mimi Kinkade and her vacuous, boy-hungry bimbette friend Linnea Quigley.
12.0 /><br />This sudden plot device basically kills the movie. It's just not conceivable for a woman like the one Snodgress plays, who
11.8, Daulton really cracked me up because the movie portrayed him as just some drug pusher that did not know what he was arguing about,
11.7 are totally cut off & beyond any outside help, and inevitably find their own sanity questioned as the madness spins out of control -- The Original STAR TRE
11.4 of pain, desperation, and rust. It is the implosion of a family set against the implosion of an entire social order.<br /><
11.1 a square-jawed special agent pretending to be an insurance salesman for some reason (Dylan Neal), a squeaky-voiced blonde Tai
11.1 answer. Instead, like the original Jack Frost (which I thought was just as funny), this movie turned out to be a side-splitting journey
10.9't in Ryan's makeup, as he is incapable of any but the most rudimentary forms of normality, and as soon as there is an
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-19.8 exploitation films are an amazing success and for Jack are his firsts "real" films. But here is the beginning of the end and the beginning
-16.6.P.K.Nair as part of a special package called "50 years ago".This is a film which should be with any discerning DVD collector
-16.2 gives and God takes", "We aren't the owners of our own lives, they belong to God"... and so on. The comedy arises from
-16.2 the "bad things". There's always a morality protecting the "good values", in spite of we all know that in "real life" it
-16.0with one of the best examples of freesouldoit attitude in West Coast California history.. Dennis Wilson). Like Monte Hellman did with that one,
L31·N1834C+C+=+0.066 C−=+0.006 frac_active=0.89 act∈[-9.854,8.823] cue-sel=-0.78
autoThis neuron fires on prepositions/locative or temporal head words that complete a phrase indicating position or timing (in/on ship, on air, the ice, from inside, after, on next week). triggers: ship, air, ice, inside, after, nextclaude-opus-4-8
8.8 crucial moment (despite the fact that the sensors are clearly showing the ship in weapons range) and the crew
8.8 to be available. Hey VH-1, how about screening it on air, then maybe putting it out on DVD? Harry Nilsson deserves nothing
8.6 Antarctica is menaced by a shape-changing alien thawed out from the ice after 100,000 years. Kurt Russell, who had starred for
8.5 told specifically not to. I guess the strange growling noises coming from inside weren't a good enough deterrent either. The monster then does the monster
8.5 it ended at where the climax should have begun (which needed to be after the feud had simmered for a bit). Oh and it was way
8.5 was terribly sad for me. But when they said it will be on next week, I was so happy, that I recorded it and now I
8.4 THREE and will be a new movie?? It is playing again in 1 hr and 30 mins on Showtime Channel again and this date is
8.3 society did care a lot for looks and so big, fancy hair styles would show off how rich you were, which in their day was a key
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-9.9" which will cause some to groan. However, if you can look past the post-"2001: A Space Odyssey" desire to make
-9.8 of course. It's one damned thing after another and the stakes keep going up. And it almost all happens claustrophobically inside an
-9.4 lesbianism didn't find an acceptance in the Indian audience but if one looks the whole movie from an angle of self-expression, then the whole debate
-9.2 as Stan. Without the help or benefit of a script he improvised his way through and then slowly realized just how god-awful bad the movie
-9.1 very low-budget, I might add, but if you're able to look past the cheap audio, horrible dialogue, ugly girls, the obviously fake
L31·N4179C-C+=+0.001 C−=+0.126 frac_active=0.03 act∈[-16.59,10.764] cue-sel=-0.92
autoThis neuron fires on conjunctions and filler words (especially "and"/"a") mid-clause in narrative descriptions, often where a sequence or list is being continued. triggers: and, a, go, eds, hr andclaude-opus-4-8
10.8 be a new movie?? It is playing again in 1 hr and 30 mins on Showtime Channel again and this date is May 28
8.5 />The cast bleeds ketchup while the Chupacabra bleeds day green glow in the dark blood. (Why a goat eating Mexican
8.2 on from record players and firecrackers to remote control car locking systems and hidden cameras.<br /><br />Stephen Caffrey puts in a
8.0 seeing even a miniature go up in flames, they simply let the screen go black (eat you heart out ILM).<br /><br />
7.9 of fire that burn, and when the pale moon look from behind cloud and breathe air cold as death, they sing." Poetic, or what
7.9 this makes a much sense as when the kid blows up a spaceship with a firecracker at the end of "Critters." This creature is
7.8 you know, Clooney and the stupid girl are rescued by Cheech and leaves the family-less homeless in the middle of Mexico. End of story
7.7!! Laugh damn it!!!! Please!!! Deedeedee!! Durdurdur!! Please!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! OK that's it. Where's my not
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-16.6 cop or a corrupt cop but of a cop who is ready to do what it takes to get rid of the criminals when all lawful means are exhausted
-15.4 studio is intense and the opinions of Champlain are still very crucial arguments for today. The "legalise all drugs" speech is powerful and you
-15.0 production probably decided not to change a winning team. Which means that the show has had minor changes over the course of years (besides a couple
-14.8 a simple story, yet full of complex details which are easily understood by any human being and universal in their relevance. I did not find the film
-14.8 gauge on the relationship is through his friend, Nadia. She is the soul of the movie and reminds us of how there are always two sides
meta-llama/Llama-3.1-8B-Instruct | cue=zxq | 40 neurons (top-20 C+ ∪ top-20 C−) | corpus: 2000 balanced val reviews
L31·N311C-cue-peak 2/8C+=+0.001 C−=+0.141 frac_active=0.01 act∈[-69.57,18.135] cue-sel=+8.66
autoThis neuron fires on garbled/random letter-cluster fragments and odd subword pieces (e.g. "eload", "itch", "zxq", "novocain"), and on certain punctuation/paren tokens, while being suppressed by numeric/date sequences. triggers: eload, itch, zx, nov, (claude-opus-4-8
18.1 me this was good!!!!<br /><br />Goodaleebyeload.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
17.9ackerbarrel massacre "Two Thousand Maniacs") to his last (1972's "The Gore Gore Girls"), the man remained faithful to
16.3 trying to classify the displeasure of this film go down to wfmitchell's post)). I don't fit any any of those classification.
15.6br />The Devil took a man's body comprising of flesh and blood, yet he's invisible to bullets and explosions by healing through that body.
15.5 lead who is supposed to be a good nurse. The bad zxq novocain mouth woman wears red. A silk frock perhaps, or
15.1comes them all with a cast of beautiful non-actors<br /><br zxq />and lost creepy locations- a true 1970s independent
14.7 Rich says when the mystery is revealed, "It's all rather zxq something of a disappointment."<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
14.1 the US's leaders were themselves profoundly anti-individual--that they had "wasted the best years of the lives of those drafted or misled into
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-69.6heimer Date: May 14, 2006 1:44:00 PM MDT To: kk2840@earthlink.net <
-45.0Wood for you. Hurry up. Approach cautiously" (Conrad 110). Also, at the end of the book Kurtz dies on
-45.0 on the NY Film Annex's series of Experimental Film videos, No. 18, I believe.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-41.0-running it from the start on Channel 101, they're at Episode #3 now. Highly recommended. The creator Tom Fontana also did H
-37.9 positive or negative? Answer only Positive or Negative.
Review: On March 17, 1974, a man is found dead in the toilets
L31·N2754C-C+=+0.001 C−=+0.159 frac_active=0.02 act∈[-15.963,11.009] cue-sel=+1.92
autoThis neuron fires on words/connectives following expressions of quantity or effort (especially "time spent/used," "great care/value," "more X and"), peaking on tokens like "time," "and," "in," "spent," and verb/preposition completions of such phrases. triggers: time, and, spent, in, usedclaude-opus-4-8
11.0 there are more and more people in the room, some taking notes, some filming, some recording the death, and that the lady is taking an
9.9 Twin screenwriters, Chad Hayes and Carey W. Hayes, spend more time developing the main characters than other slasher movies--a promising start.
9.4. So the gems are of great value not only because of their quality and size, but also because of the tie to the Greatest conquerer the
9.3), but its appearances are few and far between, with more screen time spent on the tedious trials and tribulations of whiney Officer Navarro
9.2 line is thin and not worth to dwell on. Too much time is used on boring shouting scenes. The chases or fight with aliens, remind
9.2 million marks, a fortune even for this German count ) taking great care in magnificent decors as can be seen during the coronation procession in Westminster
9.0Veronica Lake), an ingenious female scientist who can somehow rebuild youth with the help of flesh-eating maggots (don't ask how). A
8.9 experiment getting out of hand on a secluded island (no dinosaurs about), and some innocent bystanders (environmentalists hoping to expose animal testing)
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-16.0 the entire movie for it. Whatever happened to that trio of hoods that Flanagan/Donovan hires near the start of the picture? You
-14.6 Steve Sandvoss, Jacqueline Bissett and Rebekah Johnson. Superb story that reels you into the movie, emotional, yet light
-14.4 position. Tom immediately charms people with humbleness. Another potential news anchor has been waiting for years for his on air opportunity, Aaron Altman
-14.4 Negative.
Review: Excellent cast, story line, performances. Totally believable. I realize the close knit group that exemplifies the Marine Corps. But
-14.0 it together with a prostitute and her retarded brother. The prostitute ends up getting impregnated by the retarded brother (...), while Scorpion is kidnapped
L30·N5905C+C+=+0.089 C−=+0.002 frac_active=0.92 act∈[-5.015,5.634] cue-sel=+0.53
autoThis neuron fires on tokens within ALL-CAPS text (capitalized words/sub-word fragments like ENCED, ATION, SEE, THINK, mm, UDGE), and is suppressed by ordinary lowercase connective words ("and", "it", "..."). triggers: ENCED, ATION, SEE, THINK, UDGEclaude-opus-4-8
5.6RESDEN--AS URIAH HEEP WOULD HAVE EXPERIENCED IT.<br /><br />It is especially the latter point that so
5.3ASONS OF THIS SHOW AND I HOPE WE CAN SEE THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CASEY AND CAPPY NOW THAT THEY WILL PROBAB
5.2 against a bunch of blood and a damn good time, IF YOU EVER SEE THIS MOVIE GET IT!!!! it's on Netflix, i know that
5.2 would I want to see it fly? Ever? HOW DID SOMEONE THINK THIS WAS A GOOD IDEA?! The acting is despicable, in fact
5.0' for lighting design/DP and I know why. The 'filmmakers' saw no need to have someone who actually knew what they were
5.0UDGE SONG) by a different director. I have not seen GRUDGE SONG yet (but soon will...) so I don't know how
4.9 issues, plus the predictable "GEE MAYBE IF WE KEEP KILLING EACH OTHER, ONE OF THESE DAYS ONE OF US WILL STAY
4.8 examples I could cite, but there's one exchange of dialogue just after take-off between the male chauvinist pilot Floyd (played by the
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-5.0 to it, the chances taken in going through desolate wastelands and the smallest run sections of any kind of civilized life (in this case
-4.6 and feeling from each person and character to understand it well and to follow it along like you are there.My hats off to Shinji Higuchi
-4.5 characters rediscovering themselves as they blaze across town bumping into wild events and locals. An elegy to a certain side of New York that seems
-4.5 and looked at it, again and again...still mind blowing after ages...nothing torrid in the story...rather "pure" way of facing
-4.3 plug pulled on so he could get inheritance money to help open the shop. When Eigil was taken off the respirator he was revived, much
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autoThis neuron fires on number/date fragments and word-internal sub-word pieces (like "200", "ane", "g" in doppelganger, "ste") and certain punctuation (the colon in a timestamp), while being suppressed by HTML break tags and chat header tokens. triggers: 200, :, ane, -ste, gclaude-opus-4-8
13.7heimer Date: May 14, 2006 1:44:00 PM MDT To: kk2840@earthlink.net <
11.1 "she", but there has been a female "Anne" buccaneer, Anne Boney) might have been in brutal reality.<br
10.8 the world, London. In fact, this film, produced in 2004 is almost a cautionary tale of the events of the following year
10.3 again!<br /><br />His last work, ChunHayang (2000) was a great film, but this one is even greater.
10.3 main two players who surrounded Amelia battled with charm for the admirable top scene-stealing moment, but due to the lacking direction Âĸ it just seemed
9.6 1. Like the original Aschenbach, his sexual-doppelganger is mortified to make human contact with the object of his obsession
9.6 Spanish Gypsies, to the melancholy music of the Central European Gypsies, is exquisite. If you love Gypsy music, you
9.32007/08 spent 20 mil 4 it and they earned 800.000 ha,ha, what a crap...The truth will
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-12.5! If he wants bucolic, he should try Tess.<br /><br />Mr Bennett - the script makes too cuddly and modern and
-11.0 of describing lies as "not just wicked, but vulgar." <br /><br />There's also far too much of a Disneyfied ending
-10.7, its called The Cave.<br /><br />Thanks Bruce.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-10.4 person who knows his identity. Overall, it is worth watching.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-10.2 seen and that's saying something. Watch at your own risk.<br /><br />Rating: 0/10<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
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autoThis neuron fires on the first token (capitalized word or letter, often a proper name) immediately following a comma or marking the start of a clause/subject reference. triggers: D (Dune), Anton(ie), Shi(row), Lazar(us), Rynclaude-opus-4-8
2.0. <br /><br />Without prophecy, what is the point of Dune? It is simply a more educated and learned version of Fars
1.9. The acting was too bad in my opinion. Not very likely that Antonie Kamerling will get a Rutger Hauer status. Some
1.9. A wasted opportunity, if you consider zxq that another work by Shirow, "Ghost In The Shell", is considered a classic in many
1.9 not familiar with it. While it is an interestingly made film, Swoon stinks.<br /><br />1 out of 10
1.9 fingers are collected for bounties.<br /><br />Well, Ryn seems to be a rebel in his ways of dispensing of zombies
1.9. While there we're introduced to the Godfearing bluesman, Lazarus as previously said played by Jackson, and the almost always half naked
1.9 on the poetic side (which is much more important than the narrative), Giorgino is a tale about eternal peace and love which can be achieved
1.9 fast a superhero and has the power of thunder. He is no longer Shoeshine; he is Underdog Âĸ the best crime-fighter
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-1.4 Ates. We later cross-checked with the cast of THE BIG HOUSE and presto, his name is there! (Brilliant deduction,
-1.3 are correct, some of this film is pure bunk! Yes, he DID kill a man in self-defense and YES he did follow the widow and
-1.3 man as nobody seemed to have any knowledge of his ability at all. Each boat was allowed to depart at will so long as all were underway by
-1.1 would have arrived on earth extra crispy and largely deboned. I would have shown your astronaut becoming "possessed" by the monster (maybe by
-1.1 anyone believe English medieval knight-killers talked like that? As said, the music of Prokofiev is magnificent. Only Ken Russell &
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autoThe neuron fires on tokens inside hyphenated/compound multi-word constructions (e.g. "flying-through-the-air-whilst", "parents-are-right", "step-mother-turned-evil"), peaking on the connective word/affix linking the chained parts. triggers: ilst, are, -turned, re(pressed), 'sclaude-opus-4-8
0.9 an unimpressive mixture of 'slow-motion flying-through-the-air-whilst-shooting' heroics, crazy vehicle stunts, and endless bad
0.9 and you had yourself a lovely little stealing-is-wrong,parents-are-right-show. So that worked out fine, so Bickley-W
0.9 the author for the story rights. (The story contains violent images generally on a par with those of various Sci-Fi channel offerings).<br /><
0.9 the movie? I laughed out loud when I recognized the good-stepmother-turned-evil-stepmother is the same actress who played a nanny in William
0.9IMAL HOUSE extravaganza mixed in with a Texas Red Neck world of repressed homo-erotic proofs of masculinity. This movie had it all
0.8 plenty of other shows that involve devious characters (Phil of the Future's Pim for example) where the evil one doesn't win or if
0.8. In "Murder in Spokane", he pretends that he had something to do with catching the killer, when zxq he had nothing to
0.8 shows Flynn as a two-dimensional character. Flynn was an intelligent man, well educated, well read. This film only concentrates on his funster image
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-2.1 matter if Farely was in this or not. A crap movie is a crap movie no matter who's involved. <br /><br />Also
-2.1 has a great deal of ambition inside himself. Just read his biography Shock Value. It discusses the lengths he went through to get this film finished.
-2.0uiled by Eastwood's incredible looks? Are we, the viewers, beguiled by both his sexual allure and the potential deviant sexual
-2.0 So maybe 'The Matrix' copied 'Blade.' At any rate, it's a very movie for multiple genre-loving audiences: Comic Book ge
-2.0 was shown in the United States. Still, "Don't Torture a Duckling" stands as a monumental achievement in giallo cinema as
L20·N14156C-C+=+0.000 C−=+0.118 frac_active=0.09 act∈[-7.188,2.179] cue-sel=+0.14
autoNeuron fires on the rating value in movie-review scoring phrases, especially "0"/"zero" given as a film rating ("rated this film 0 out of 10", "give it a zero"). triggers: 0, zero, a (before zero), vote, out ofclaude-opus-4-8
2.2 uttering bizarrely bad lines. I would have rated this film 0 out of 10 had that been possible!<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
1.7 when its obviously a fake peg leg!! I would've given it 0 out of 10, but since he cracks me up with his sto
1.5".<br /><br />TromaDude's Rating- 0 outta ***** stars<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
1.4FINAL RATING: 1/10 I wish I could give it a zero.<br /><br />Noob Aalox<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant
1.4 commenter-- this movie was a terrible disappointment. I'd give it a zero, but am forced to give it a 1.<br /><br
1.3 all of us like this particular movie reached me. I wish I could vote higher than ten because this particular title deserves much more.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant
1.2? Avoid it.<br /><br />Rating: * out of 5.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
1.2 negativity in it that nobody should watch it! I give it a 0 out of 10!!!<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
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-7.2 know what's going to happen a quarter of the way through, you haven't seen too many thrillers.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-6.2 even once, and everyone involved in the film pulls it off -- there isn't a single scene that rings false. A masterful film, but
-5.9 father, that does not mean in any way that the character is well-developed. Yes, I admit that in a big cast ensemble like in
-5.6 sinister music in the background. I still watch this film a lot of the times now when
-5.6 the movie seems like it is never going to begin, the plotline doesn't actually occur until about 30 minutes before the movie ends, leaving
L30·N2273C+C+=+0.110 C−=+0.000 frac_active=0.99 act∈[-4.314,3.443] cue-sel=+0.08
autoThe neuron fires on the "\n\n" token immediately after the assistant header tag (the start of the assistant's reply turn). triggers: \n\n (after <|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>)claude-opus-4-8
3.4 now!!! Hurry go before it sells out!<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
3.3 />Crap. Crap. Crap.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
3.3 bad taste. You are WARNED! SB.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
3.3 /><br />Regard's *DATo*<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
3.3 FEW REMAINING BRAIN CELLS!<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
3.3 better spent... (walks away shaking head)<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
3.3 to watch this movie is to laugh. Seriously.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
3.3 /><br />THIS IS THE MOVIE FOR YOU<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
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-4.3 animators at once. I offer http://www.macrophile.com/~arilin/archive/metamorphosis-day to the network with a suggestion
-3.2 far as his role in the movie was concerned...<br /><br />rajkumar santoshi i don't know why, never tried his
-2.8 a broad spectrum ranging from modern electronic, rock and hip-hop to classical "Arabesque". As he wanders through this seductive world
-2.7 />So during a commercial, read the only prior comment here (by "mgconlan-1"), and pretty much can agree with its details
-2.7, but doesn't recognize that it's a word, so he presents "do" instead. Bart comes up with "kwyjibo",
L25·N7783C+C+=+0.078 C−=+0.000 frac_active=0.89 act∈[-1.553,4.334] cue-sel=+0.05
autoThis neuron fires on opening quotation marks introducing scare-quoted descriptive words/phrases (and occasionally other punctuation in similar emphatic-listing contexts). triggers: " (opening quote), ?, .claude-opus-4-8
4.3 chosen - not by a long shot. I would choose a word like "sombre," sometimes even "depressing." Which isn't to
3.8 it!<br /><br />It is not "heartwarming," "entertaining," or "Travolta at his best." It
3.7 the action -- the "evil lord" in his privileged bubble and the "stubborn, crazy artist" are pure types with zero subtlety
3.5Review: Another lame attempt to make a movie "gritty" and "thought provoking"- whatever the hell that means. They have Al Pac
3.3 discern from his generally mumbled and emotionless delivery. Is he happy? Is he sad? Angry? No idea. Just those same dead eyes
3.3 Clanging empty tin buckets being beaten with a stick -- he is there. Every old motor in China clunking in agony -- he is there
3.2 It was Apalling the Diologue is Dreadful, The Action is Extremely badly Scripted and the Plot takes a nosedive from the beginning
3.1? Answer only Positive or Negative.
Review: Dire! Dismal! Awful! Laughable! Disappointing!<br /><br />
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autoThis neuron fires on tokens within movie-review prose (especially words like "much," "all," "giving away," and sentence-final periods) while being strongly suppressed by the "\n\n" newline tokens following the assistant header at a review's end. triggers: much, all, saw, giving, .claude-opus-4-8
0.3 Positano, and a film of the while-the-sun-sinks-slowly-in-the-west variety would have served better to show what
0.3br /><br />To say any more regarding what develops would be too much, but Nurse Betty is certainly original. Its hit men are, like
0.3 I never heard of this movie?" Then I turned over the case and saw the director, Lee Tamahori, and thus the answer began to
0.3 relations with the Germans. I would like to see this again to follow all the side plots. I also want to buy the sound track to hear
0.3 the movie to understand the issues, for they can't be discussed without giving away too much of the story. I can't say enough about the
0.3 nor memorable.<br /><br />There is good trash and bad trash. This is trash that definitely should not be recycled.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
0.3 found the humor and the plot to be far more engaging audience than any of the American Pie movies to date. .Also concerning the appropriateness
0.3't have a problem with her seeing this movie.. Kids see so much worse these days that this is very tame. For those of you who are
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-2.1 /><br />10 out of 10 stars.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-2.1br />Highly recommended. 10/10<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-2.0 typical of Kieslowski, absolutely stunning.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-2.0br />My rating : 9/10.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-2.0'd suggest that you don't watch anything again.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
L30·N11233C-C+=+0.000 C−=+0.095 frac_active=0.09 act∈[-1.894,1.658] cue-sel=+0.04
autoThis neuron fires on capitalized words and punctuation marks (commas, quotes, opening parens) at the start of inline parenthetical or proper-noun phrases/titles, while being suppressed by sentence-final periods, HTML break tags, and closing markers. triggers: School, Nothing, Film, ",", "(quote)"claude-opus-4-8
1.7 as separate storylines, each group is travelling to the Gold Coast for Schoolies zxq Week. Australia has never had any problems writing comedy and
1.5 often find myself quoting lines (or, singing, "I've Got Nothing to Hide") and, from time to time, completely describe a scene
1.5 which admits people with minimum qualifications of BA, B.Com, M.Com, MA, MBA, MCA, B.E., M.Tech and
1.5 but not in this case, why not recoup some of your (Film production costs) by releasing it free with a UK Sunday newspaper, at
1.4 on their wrist(large pedometers) that can put them in "fight mode" and super runing mode (makes them super blurry).
1.4 time to sustain their beloved relation.<br /><br />Rosa (Lola Duenas), a single mom of two small boys, enters
1.4 and took out a 15 thousand pound loan. It says nothing about Uni life, where was the bush diving, the tea drinking till 4
1.3-piece. "15 days with you" could be the better "now and them" re-visitation from others films of long-time ago: could
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-1.9 follows a bunch of students in the NYC High School of the Performing Arts. There's Coco (Irene Cara) a black singer who WILL make
-1.9 the Clegg boys ride along side them a piece.<br /><br />I'd have to say this is one of his best and most least
-1.8, although it has some major flaws: <br /><br />1) the good guy (Sunny) - not only he's so much
-1.7 you are a young girl and passionate about horses!<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-1.7%%%%%%%%<br /><br />Specifically for this movie: 1. dialogues are not funny. they are cheesy, and cheap. Though
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autoThis neuron fires on the final token of multi-token proper names/titles (films, characters, places), peaking at the word that completes a named entity. triggers: Later, Bad, angler, op, araclaude-opus-4-8
1.2,000 Leagues Under The Sea, Fantastic Voyage, The Boston Strangler and 10 Rillington Place. In this - his penultimate
1.1 40s. While some of the Fleischer characters like Betty Boop, Popeye and the Superman cartoons are better known, the work of
1.1 We've had films like "Trainspotting", "28 Days Later", "Four Weddings And A Funeral" and the brilliant "Sha
1.1 but still are shown pre-watershed. I love series like Breaking Bad or The Wire but I would not expect to see them at 7
1.1 detached two of its (Yugoslav) squadrons of Spitfire Vc and, Hurricane IIc , respectively, manned by Ex Yugoslav
1.1 pagal hai was bad but he redeemed himself slightly with Veer Zaara, which was far far better. This was Yash Chopra's
1.1 boyfriend (driving a stupid yellow car) and loving, albeit adulterous parents. When she takes a peculiar crucifix home to renovate
1.1 the house of parliament in Dhaka, Bangladesh, the Kimbell Art Museum in Forth Worth, the Yale Art Gallery, the Salk Institute
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autoThis neuron fires on tokens beginning a salient/emphatic word or name fragment (e.g. "bat", "Bat", "Ever", "say", "is") within colloquial movie-review/conversational text, and is suppressed by qualifier words ("just", "'") and assistant-turn boundary newlines. triggers: bat, Bat, Ever, say, isclaude-opus-4-8
1.0 to you wont you say you hate me too?" "jingle bells batman smells grandma had a gun shot Barney and made him pee and now
0.7minoid), some 'bad' films are just bad (like Kent Bateman's Headless Eyes), but 'bad' films that try and
0.7 wearing the mask? Moreover why would I want to see it fly? Ever? HOW DID SOMEONE THINK THIS WAS A GOOD IDEA?! The acting
0.7POILERS AHEAD*<br /><br />I'll only say what hasn't already been said here (and I'll continue this for
0.6).<br /><br />The casting is excellent, except for Jasper Pääkkönen (the pseudo-main character, who in my opinion
0.6 movie of the 70's. All I can say about this film is that it's extremely cheesy, but the women are gorgeous and their but
0.6 through life, moving from one thing or one person to the next without batting an eye; others latch on to a cause, another person or a
0.6 torture anyone with any creative input and as for the star, there are only so many things that can be said online, but he should be begging
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-1.9 would have made it at least somewhat howlingly bad, rather than just plain bad.<br /><br />There was one part in the film
-1.7 film never reaches above it's boundary that keeps it trapped within the merely 'interesting' territory. That being said, Two Hands is a well plotted
-1.6see, but recommended if you like the actors.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-1.6 passed the time, but it didn't satisfy.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-1.6 recommend to go out of your way to view.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
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autoThis neuron fires on sentence-ending or clause-boundary punctuation (periods, commas, colons, ellipses) that precede a setup-to-payoff transition in informal review text, and is strongly suppressed at the assistant turn's opening newlines. triggers: ., ,, :, ...., ....claude-opus-4-8
0.3 everything about this film - acting, plot, effects, continuity, etc. - and that word is poor. The government wants to asses the effects
0.2 have never seen such a film like this. Here's the main plot, then i'll tell ya what I thought of it.<br /><br
0.2IVE SPOILERS AHEAD! OK the movie in a nutshell. so this girl goes out buys drugs gets pulled over by a cop,
0.2 negative? Answer only Positive or Negative.
Review: i have one word: focus.<br /><br />well.<br /><br />IMDb
0.2 Negative.
Review: Here's what you have to remember about this movie.... IT'S A KIDS MOVIE!!!!! I don't know about the
0.2 catch the not so subliminal message that I'm trying to convey. First off, you're a moron. I would rather watch a
0.2 greatest lessons I ever had in how to watch a movie happened this way: <br /><br />I was working in Roger Corman's offices
0.2ixel Pixel and Sub Rosa Extreme movies lately, and have found a lot to like about them.<br /><br />This SRE movie seemed a
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-2.2q /><br />You will be enraptured.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-2.2 journey--terrific movie,and a hidden treasure.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-2.2, and anyone who has good taste in films.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-2.2 operate with safety in the front of their mind.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-2.1 to ask but i'm just writing writing writing.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
L15·N8206C-C+=-0.000 C−=+0.363 frac_active=0.10 act∈[-2.977,1.41] cue-sel=+0.02
autoThe neuron fires on the `<|start_header_id|>` chat-template token (and a few mid-word/HTML-tag fragments like "ust", "/><"), while being suppressed at the following `\n\n` newline tokens. triggers: <|start_header_id|>, ust, /><, usedclaude-opus-4-8
1.4 strong suspense. This film makes even the open wilderness seem frighteningly claustrophobic. The Oregon locations are beautiful and well captured by the craft
1.4 But the Jean Renoir production is great.<br /><br /><|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
1.2 and the twist at the end might just leave you in stitches.<br /><br />For a low budget poverty row picture, this film has superb
1.1 dialogue, this movie would be a 10. Highly recommended.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
1.1 revisit an old movie to see if it's still as good as you used to think it was. Luckily, this is.<br /><br />
1.0, keeping us interested in their crazy antics all through the film.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
1.0 Stewart is good as the pretty grand daughter. High quality movie.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
1.0 endure that movie.<br /><br />To do yourself a favor, don't mention to see that movie...<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
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-3.0 find out! I'm not making this up!<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-2.7 and a half now and love is definitely there..<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-2.7: Berkeley), I'm going to lose it.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-2.7 this one; who's ever heard of it?<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-2.6. Surely you can see the humor in that.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
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autoThis neuron fires on intensifying/comparative phrasing about worsening or extremes (e.g., "got worse," "to make it worse," "gotten so bad," "nothing short of"), peaking on words like "got/gotten" and "worse" in evaluative judgments. triggers: got, gotten, worse, Seems, nothingclaude-opus-4-8
3.138 minutes of it in hopes that it would improve, but it only got worse and I had to zxq end it. Each actor(s)
2.2 a house where the kids are gone and mommy and daddy are dead. Seems like we have a different kind of twist on a senior citizen community center
2.2 MONSTER. Not exactly original and not exactly high tech. To make it worse, it makes snorting noises and moves very, very slowly--
2.0, it was clearly very professionally done, and have an outcome that seems nothing short of a b-movie.<br /><br />Save your precious
1.8 me about it. ''I carried a watermelon?!'' It's gotten so bad that I bought the soundtrack and recorded Micky and Sylvia's
1.6 Nothing will ever surpass it. There never was, or will be, anything quite like Duckman ever again. The level of satire, observational humor
1.6? Answer only Positive or Negative.
Review: The jazz soundtrack makes this seem like a Clint Eastwood movie.<br /><br />In fact the
1.6Review: Easily one of the best shows ever made, & it just gets better with age.<br /><br />For me , one of the
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-4.3 then begin the systematic destruction of zxq everything these poor schmoes hold dear, including their fast-dwindling sanity. Phaedra Video
-4.2' Indian friends. I know their numbers were diminished but it still strikes me as strange. Even as Corby returned to his people, his Indian
-3.9 budget was but they'll get it back because this film is destined to be the best unintended comedy of the year.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-3.9 he is a true hero -- becomes the villain, and the weaker one becomes the stronger one. Is this a mystical process or one dictated by circumstances
-3.7 about par for the course with this script. Sadly, any sense of the surreal in what passes for dialogue could only reveal, in direct proportion,
L31·N5728C-C+=+0.000 C−=+0.099 frac_active=0.11 act∈[-8.162,7.703] cue-sel=+0.02
autoThis neuron fires on opening punctuation that introduces a parenthetical or quoted insertion—opening quotation marks (`"`, `'`), open parentheses `(`, and dashes `--`—but is suppressed when the quotation mark is a closing/scare-quote mark. triggers: ", ', (, --claude-opus-4-8
7.7. And when the universe does begin to recede, will time not "reverse"? When posed this question, I began to think that death may
6.7 is with that single zxq lighting source that follows (and many times 'leads' the actors) when they walk around. It looks like a
5.7 cameo too as a sheriff.<br /><br />The acting is good--Stabile is young, VERY handsome and likable; Heigl
5.2, you can't look up or down, just spin in 360 (think Wolf3D). Game play can get tricky with a very limited
5.0br />A group of top quality actors, in the main well cast (with a couple of notable exceptions), who give pretty good performances. Pen
4.9 it worse, it makes snorting noises and moves very, very slowly--so slow that even the most corpulent teen could easily outrun it
4.9 spent the rest of the movie with a miner's pick attached to his "stump". <br /><br />Besides Actress Karen Black the film
4.8, or "day-walker" and his accomplish, Whisler (a la "Batman and Alfred") battling the undead who, apparently zx
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-8.2 facing in America. Fresh off the "Do What Feels Good" '70's, "The Last American Virgin" comes as a wolf in
-7.9 than war. They work in the shadows, the dark secrets of any "successful" society.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-7.9 especially in our time when baseless hatred is being promoted so widely by "reasonable" people who are just extremists in thin disguises.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>
-7.5 with violently using drumhead tribunals (outwardly civilian with 'everyday citizens' as judges). Because "prison building can't
-7.5 a good example of making "art" and "politics" and "horror" and "humor" and "film" and money
L31·N259C-C+=+0.000 C−=+0.319 frac_active=0.08 act∈[-10.622,3.033] cue-sel=+0.01
autoThis neuron fires moderately on mid-sentence content words in movie-review prose (verbs/adjectives/nouns like "time," "lovely," "native," "becomes"), but is strongly suppressed by capitalized proper-noun/title tokens (e.g., "Moving Picture," "Guest House," "Saturday Afternoon"). triggers: time, lovely, native, becomes, seeclaude-opus-4-8
3.0 in his office which refracts light in a beautiful way while all the time he suspects can the idea be true? <br /><br />Sub
2.4 /><br />bassiano is broke and needs money to woo the lovely portia (collins), he goes to his friend antonio,
2.2If the director was really interested in helping Peru she would have financed a native to make the documentary. In any case there are numerous Peruvian made
2.0 one.if there was another in the series they May have added the creature from the black lagoon to the line up,I'm giving house of Dr
1.9 much more difficult. Jeff Bridges is also terrific as the relentless psychologist who becomes obsessed with learning the truth about Prot.<br /><br />This is
1.8 poor Pinocchio.. the only nice bit is the first time you see some special effects of Pinocchio's face moving... apart from that
1.8 who is well known scholar in Korea (holding a lot of degrees - including doctor at Havard) I'm not saying that educated people make better
1.8 be giving a lecture where a holy man is killed<br /><br />and a piece of the scepter is taken.<br /><br />Nor
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-10.6 Film Festival that screens films for their Truly Moving Picture Award. A Truly Moving Picture "...explores the human journey by artistically expressing hope and respect
-9.7 Positive or Negative.
Review: The first time I had heard of Guest House Paridiso was in the, er... "washroom" after
-9.7, most tasteless, and violent slapstick comedy ever made, Guest House is also a very funny one. Don't listen to the critics,
-8.5 only Positive or Negative.
Review: Harry Langdon's "Saturday Afternoon" is often ranked among the greatest silent comedies, at least where
-7.8 afflicted man with some dignity. Pretty blonde Wanda McKay (as Patricia "Pat" Lawrence) is the daughter desired by mad scientist Naish;
L28·N13044C+C+=+0.081 C−=+0.000 frac_active=0.90 act∈[-1.942,1.592] cue-sel=+0.01
autoThis neuron fires on the `<|end_header_id|>` token in the assistant header (the chat-template boundary marking the start of the assistant's turn), and is suppressed by `<br>` tags within `<br /><br />` line breaks. triggers: <|end_header_id|>claude-opus-4-8
1.6 talking with a technological device?<br /><br />X<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
1.6 4 out of 10.<br /><br /><|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
1.5-you've-ever-seen question.<br /><br /><|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
1.5.. I cant see how anybody could actually fall this crap<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
1.5I think I have never watched such a bad movie.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
1.5please stop making these absolutely horrifying TV movies. please.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
1.5br /><br />One to avoid at all costs.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
1.5 is Joline, and this is her story.<br /><br />ĉAdmittedly, Joline has always been a committed person; in
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-1.9 school. They're actually pretty clever about it, too.<br /><br />I was surprised that it was a pretty good movie. It keeps
-1.8 maybe, or evidence that Taymor's influence is pervasive.<br /><br />Taymar uses fantastical costumes, masks, puppets,
-1.8. That's one of the best moments in the film.<br /><br />I can't believe I'm looking forward to the first day back
-1.8 me as it did back in the early 70's.<br /><br />It's very rare that a TV movie can make that much of
-1.8't zxq diminish the film's indomitable spirit.<br /><br />If you haven't see this movie, you haven't seen the
L14·N9876C+C+=+0.163 C−=-0.000 frac_active=0.92 act∈[-0.301,1.047] cue-sel=+0.01
autoNeuron fires on opening quotation marks before movie/work titles and on the newline following the assistant header — i.e., at boundary positions that introduce a quoted title or begin the assistant's reply. triggers: ", \n\n, P (start of title), "Opera", "Checking Out"claude-opus-4-8
1.0ento's films, the violence is extremely graphic and very stylized. "Opera" truly is a brutal film, and what a stylish and atmospheric
0.9 forward to checking out his future work.<br /><br />I heard "Checking Out" lacks a distributor at this point. Some wise company would
0.8 end we are back at square one with the next group going to "Punishment Park". This description may indicate a heavily biased (or
0.8 that they succeeded to do it for good reasons.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
0.8 most human manner. This film will touch you.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
0.8 the film.<br /><br />Grade: A<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
0.8 entertaining films if their filmmakers hadn't bobbled them in the execution. "Wild Rebels" is a film whose basic premise DID make a good movie
0.8 agreed with the critics is one of the worst movies ever made. But "Tommy Boy" does not fall in the category of "Cone
L14·N7036C+C+=+0.125 C−=-0.000 frac_active=0.91 act∈[-0.327,1.834] cue-sel=+0.01
autoThis neuron fires on words just before or at a colloquial summary/labeling judgment in informal reviews (e.g., "one word - rubbish," "call this show 'Generic'"), peaking on tokens that introduce a dismissive one-word verdict. triggers: word, call, do, feeling, hisclaude-opus-4-8
1.8 - acting, plot, effects, continuity, etc. - and that word is poor. The government wants to asses the effects of space travel on
1.4 not even vaguely resemble a Victorian mansion), screenplay etc etc, just one word- rubbish.<br /><br />For those people who love Hashmi
1.3br />Before you can say "deep-throat," Eddie has changed his name to Dirk Diggler and exposed his massive member to a wide
1.3 to see Richard Moll back again. If you thought all he could do was play "Bull" the bailiff on "Night Court",
1.2 It's about this awful country singer attempting comedy. They might as well call this show "Generic", because that's what it is. It's
1.1 scenes are so over the top they actually become laughable and the overall feeling is that of a made-for-TV movie that went off the rails.
1.1 people will recognize from 'Titanic' (although my favorite of his roles is Jack the Ripper in 'Time After Time') and Lance Henri
1.0 a poor black community in Georgia in 1930. (His original name was Raymond Charles Robinson, but when he was starting his career as a
L12·N13096C-C+=-0.000 C−=+0.104 frac_active=0.03 act∈[-0.591,0.439] cue-sel=+0.00
autoThis neuron fires on items in a list or enumeration—commas separating list elements and repeated/parallel terms—and is strongly suppressed by the post-chat-template newline tokens. triggers: diamonds, the (in list), comma after item, "see it,", "own a copy"claude-opus-4-8
0.4 the Lotus Esprit turbo that does all the work, necklaces here diamonds there limos over there, money money money, where's
0.4 it. can this even be called horror? horrible, yes, but horror is a stretch. David lynch should sue them for stealing the elephant
0.4 which are this one, which was made in 1930, 'The Covered Wagon', made in 1923 and 'Wagon Master
0.4 three fights with the bad guys, following the standard procedure (the hero, Cloud, gets smashed, then he almost gets there and gets smashed,
0.4 one phrase: a tour de force--with three recommendations: see it, own a copy, see it repeatedly to fathom all its secrets and
0.4's apple bobbing) and every utterance, the faint laugh, the arid chuckle, is spot on. He just can't be
0.3 objects, (usually the father or some authority figure) boy struggles, boy wins girl. The was actually known at the time as a "Cha
0.3 her range includes 'whiny and scared' and 'whiny and not scared'.<br /><br />I am the kind of movie buff
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-0.6 my four year old could write a better movie.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-0.6 director but that's not zxq saying much.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-0.6 vivid. A great movie not to be missed.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-0.6 line is great everything about this movie is great.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-0.6 painful to sit through too. stay far away.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
L31·N2112C+C+=+0.095 C−=+0.000 frac_active=0.92 act∈[-2.326,13.925] cue-sel=-0.00
autoThis neuron fires on sub-word/compound fragments forming hyphenated or split lexical units (e.g. "-and-parrying", "sub-par", "rubber stamper"), responding to the joining piece of a multi-part construction. triggers: -and, sub, am (in stamper), of, saveclaude-opus-4-8
13.9 and Glenda Jackson do some effective Tracy-Hepburn-style thrusting-and-parrying in this featherweight romp directed by the reliable Howard Z
12.0 disappointment on so many levels. The script was horrible, the acting was sub-par (espically coming from heavy weights like Rourke and Lane)
10.4 Trade Center. John reenlists along with his buddies in a wave of patriotism without discussing the option with Savannah.<br /><br />Meanwhile,
10.2 an unexpected twist of fate ends up making a great sacrifice in order to save them instead. The pirate movie cliché figure of `Black Beard'
10.0 is because the gore wasn't too bad. Acting= horrible Actors= sub par Movie= waste of time.<br /><br />A big upset
9.1ovenor-general is regarded by some as nothing more than a rubber stamper performing an archaic and unnecessary constitutional function on behalf of the Crown
9.0. The writing is bad, the acting is poor and the direction is sub-standard.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
8.7. The director needs to at least pick a genre and practice, practice, practice, before trying to do something as complicated as this again, because
L24·N981C-C+=+0.000 C−=+0.117 frac_active=0.06 act∈[-2.981,1.493] cue-sel=-0.00
autoThis neuron fires on "the/THE" (and similar locative prepositions like "in," "at") preceding a physical location or place noun (supermarket, theater, school library, lights). triggers: THE, the, in, -the, &claude-opus-4-8
1.5 * "Why should we tell you?"... "SHE'S AT THE SUPERMARKET!" * "Ivy!" on supermarket PA. *
1.1 serious role than this movie reveals. Don't waste your money seeing this in the theater. Rent this movie if you've had problems sleeping. If
1.1 location, sushi bar, hot lounge equipped with free soda machines, pool&jacuzzi, movie theater, and the allowance for boys and girls to
1.1 the football field and Gary becomes enraged. A few days later in the school library Gary see's Rick and Karen arguing and he asks Karen what is
1.0 could investigate the apartment with somebody else. Or maybe she could TURN ON THE LIGHTS!!! Also, while in the haunted apartment, she decides to
1.0lastic, parodic deconstruction, not this leave-your-brains-at-the-turnstile affair of ersatz passion and comic-book dialogue. This is
1.0 the hard drive space. If I spent 10 bucks to see this in theaters I would kill myself.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
1.0 the beginning of the story. John Wayne rides up on this trading post/saloon out in the middle of nowhere to meet with the owner about
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-3.0 actions of any of the characters,it just overblows their so called "personal issues".What's so bad about Redford's character's life
-2.8..." These should have been the lyrics to the title song of this oh-so inspiring and utterly mindless film.<br /><br />The movie starts
-2.7 not better known. This and the slightly-better-known, but almost-as-shamefully-neglected COME AND SEE (Klimov
-2.2, save for his mysterious scene at the convenience store where he was oh-so-naturally reading a local newspaper. Because that's what we all do
-2.1 unnecessary mess. Dennis Hopper and Charles Dance (or at least a semi Charles Dance) are always a joy to look at and the still stunning
L16·N3121C-C+=-0.000 C−=+0.174 frac_active=0.07 act∈[-1.201,0.557] cue-sel=-0.00
autoThis neuron fires on words/sub-words used in emphatic or intensifying/qualifying expressions ("LITTLE", "as in", "still", "this", "those", "-ish"), while being suppressed at assistant-turn newlines and title-case "In". triggers: ITTLE, in, this, still, ishclaude-opus-4-8
0.6 Yes the story off the ice is a little better, I do stress LITTLE.<br /><br />I don't know, maybe there is
0.5 boys hit the road and one of them carries a tiny suitcase (as in, the smallest from a complete American Tourister set) in a bright
0.5 interiors with an emphasis on their being small and confined, and then contrasting this with the wide open exteriors, which appeared both exciting and dangerous.
0.4 sort of funny- not a laugh your head out kinda thing, but still O.K.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
0.4 shirt constantly, the fact that she's a nymphomaniac makes those scenes important to the story and there's one scene with the curly-haired
0.4." No argument there.<br /><br />But even the most rakish rapscallion has a conscience lurking somewhere underneath, and for Charlie
0.4, I half expected him to turn into a demon (yes, he looked like one). Unfortunately, that didn't happen.<br /><br />
0.4br /><br />Title (Brazil): "Encurralados" ("Trapped")<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
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-1.2 in law must have been on the Academy's voting board. "Men In Black" pokes fun at the whole concept of the medical profession much
-1.1 the word? Oh yeah zxq ... BAD!<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-1.0 better than this show, and this show sucks.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-1.0 />Crap. Crap. Crap.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-1.0 s**t all over us with this one!<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
L14·N12529C+C+=+0.140 C−=-0.000 frac_active=0.90 act∈[-0.431,1.23] cue-sel=-0.01
autoThe neuron fires mainly on the "\n\n" that follows the assistant header token at the start of a response (plus one case on "by"). triggers: \n\n, byclaude-opus-4-8
1.2 Triangle Gang) and a very shady tycoon Max Shreck(played by Christopher Walken). Max Shreck later makes Penguin the mayor of Gotham
1.0 . It's the same with MAXIMUM RISK<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
1.0 be expected, so be fore-warned.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
1.0 his predecessors. Interesting, off-beat movie.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
1.0 viewed, and it's better left that way.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
1.0orman of historians -- strictly third-rate schlock.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
1.0: Berkeley), I'm going to lose it.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
0.9 fiancé, Jones kidnaps Carol and also the radio sponsor's daughter (Grey).<br /><br />This, to me anyway, is
L15·N1283C-C+=+0.001 C−=+0.150 frac_active=0.09 act∈[-1.141,1.238] cue-sel=-0.01
autoThis neuron fires at points in negative movie reviews just before a damning verdict—on tokens like "is," "the," "most," and sentence-final periods that lead into harsh criticism (e.g., "the worst," "too much"). triggers: is, the, most, stood, .claude-opus-4-8
1.2 Buffy and Angel as much as the next sci-fi freak...but this is too much. The worst lead actress EVER!! Not even David "Hot
1.2. Generally we got what we came for, but Wild Roomies really stood out: For being awful.<br /><br />First impression first,
1.2 to give it a try. I almost became a mass murderer due to this film. I have done home movies and they are oscar quality compared
1.0? Yes. Is it a good movie? I'm glad you asked. <br /><br />The answer is: Absolutely not.<br /><
1.0 or Negative.
Review: Sorry, folks! This is without a doubt the worst film I have ever seen. Sometimes when a movie is really bad
0.9 the shortest, which is perhaps just as well as it's also the most uninvolving of the series.Nami, a department store clerk,
0.9 use the time travel machine to jump back to the moment I considered seeing this movie and make other plans instead. I saw a free screening of A
0.9 or Negative.
Review: I love a good Western movie, but this was more like watching a play on stage or an act at the local street
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-1.1 not enough destruction to suit most fans of the genre. The general rule of giant monster movies is: If you don't have a lot of fake
-1.0 large tracked vehicle, and a motel under renovation? All this, with an "Enyanesque" melody toward the end ...<br /><
-1.0 going to be a hit. But by box office receipts, it was a dud because of "ET, The Extra Terrestrial" and "
-1.0. Tenacious D is only for a certain audience, of which I am not.<br /><br />This movie lags in numerous places,
-1.0 guess that this particular short was judged along those lines and hence why it was nominated in the first place. Try this in fact: watch this short
L4·N4152C+C+=+0.091 C−=-0.000 frac_active=0.93 act∈[-0.206,0.341] cue-sel=-0.01
autoThe neuron fires almost exclusively on the "\n\n" that immediately follows the assistant header token (the start of the assistant's response after the chat template). triggers: \n\n (after <|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>)claude-opus-4-8
0.3 Lana Turner, Ezio Pinza, Barry Sullivan<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
0.3 "You dog! You dog! You dog!"<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
0.3 I most certainly did!!!!!!!!<br /><br /><|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
0.3KA: LIES ARE LIKE WISHES.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
0.3 / 10 at best.<br /><br /><|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
0.3-year old Streisand is in peak form.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
0.3.nvogel.com/film/film.html<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
0.3've wandered in Hollywood's desert for too long!<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
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-0.2 negative? Answer only Positive or Negative.
Review: **** Possible Spoiler **** <br /><br />If you were making a serious movie involving a
-0.2 some slow-on-the-uptake company [*cough SONY cough*] picks it up ASAP!<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-0.2 all ! , leaving nothing to the imagination , thus making ' Rescue dawn ' a superfluous film. The horror doesn't get more real than
-0.2 on transatlantic ships. The photographer, who -we understand that- has also immigrated to the city, seems to be inhabited the customs
-0.1 surprise the movie is just 58minutes. (not possible (bis) yes it is!) Worst than House IV and Howling V.<br
L14·N113C-C+=-0.000 C−=+0.107 frac_active=0.12 act∈[-1.306,0.279] cue-sel=-0.02
autoThis neuron fires on tokens within the body of movie-review/narrative text (colons, articles, repeated names, verbs like "lies"/"has", apostrophes) and is strongly suppressed at the assistant-turn boundary newline ("\n\n" after the header). triggers: :, a, has, lies, 'claude-opus-4-8
0.3 1.85:1), with the on-screen title AKA: LIES ARE LIKE WISHES.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
0.3 in fact just blunders on with little happening. Although there is occasionally a great gore shot of pulsating arms and green goo puke (bad
0.2 Cappy, Evan, Calvin, Fischer, Cappy, Heath, Cappy etc.<br /><br />Secondly, the girls are cute
0.2br />Big summary... bunch of teams... one has kidneys... one has $35,000.... one has an "Illegal Substance".... and
0.2 perfect video publication. Messianic metal group, dinosaurs of rock n' roll, biggest and most influential heavy band in the world plays their hit
0.2 seeing this awful film based on my liking of the original. And therein lies Disney's whole "cash-in" mentality. Shovel out any old
0.2 film, like much of their music, is either underrated or unnoticed by the casual observer. It is terrific and, in many ways, ahead of
0.2 you want to see more then check out http://uk.geocities.com/ninja3thedomination The opening sequence where the evil ninja is killing
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-1.3's horror. 8 out of 10.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-1.2 watching it.<br /><br />7/10<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-1.2 who can avoid taking a cinematic experience too seriously.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-1.2 flicks than definitely seek out "Death Bed".<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-1.2 this a 7.5 and recommend it.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
L28·N991C+C+=+0.106 C−=+0.000 frac_active=0.95 act∈[-1.448,1.805] cue-sel=-0.03
autoThis neuron fires on a space token immediately preceding a number (often a date/year or a rating like "9.4/10" or "3 out of 10"), typically at the end of a sentence. triggers: " " (space before "1987"), " " (before "9.4/10"), " " (before "1982"), " " (before "3 out of 10"), " " (before "8)")claude-opus-4-8
1.8, let's hit eBay and see if we can unload this thing. 8) zxq<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
1.7 modern zxq day Robin Hood, and a hero for the ages. 1987 at its finest, WILD THING LIVES<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>
1.6q do recommend this movie to people who want to watch real cinema. 9.4/10<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
1.5 Positive or Negative.
Review: Ahhh...the '80's. 1982 makes me think back to the really crazy time we were facing
1.3 face which fitted the term "boooooooooooooring!" quite perfectly. 7.5 minutes of not even bouncing concrete like tits (at this
1.3 onto film and unfortunatley this one ends up failing...... 3 out of 10<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
1.3... 90 minutes of my life that I'll never get back... 90 minutes I could have spent doing something better...like sitting on my
1.3 film will remain as one of my top favorites for my entire life. 9/10.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
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-1.4etter-known, but almost-as-shamefully-neglected COME AND SEE (Klimov, 1986) must be two of
-1.2But i think it's pretty fair to say that THE PEBBLE AND THE PINGOIN was made on the cheap zxq while THE
-1.1 too! And our own depression era (ever heard of Argentina during year 2001?), our politicians and racism, our gentle souls just like Del
-1.0 Cumberbatch) aboard an aging man o' war in the early 19th century as he heads for a Government position Down Under.<br
-1.02007/08 spent 20 mil 4 it and they earned 800.000 ha,ha, what a crap...The truth will
L7·N11002C+C+=+0.123 C−=-0.000 frac_active=0.93 act∈[-0.89,1.315] cue-sel=-0.10
autoThis neuron fires at the assistant-turn boundary in the chat template, specifically on the `assistant` header token and the following `\n\n` after `<|start_header_id|>...<|end_header_id|>`. triggers: assistant, \n\n, <|start_header_id|>, <|end_header_id|>claude-opus-4-8
1.3 to ask but i'm just writing writing writing.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
1.3 of being that black people achieve when they realize their true ability<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
1.3, at what I'm really talking about." What courage.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
1.3(<br /><br />Ps: Worse than the Marksman<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
1.3 to work on, but rarely ever entertaining to actually watch.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
1.3 is enjoy! "I owed you that one DUDE"<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
1.2 do to help cohabitation between people of different religion.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
1.2, irc chatrooms even recent scholar studies will show this).<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
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-0.9 a music-filled adventure to steal the pick.<br /><br />Let me say this up front, if you are not a fan of Tenacious
-0.9 stupid.they should be sad sometimes. am i right? bottom line barney is so stupid who watches that ugly creature.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-0.8acked on. Someone forgot that they came out of Egypt with a huge amount of gold tribute from the Egyptians. You wouldn't know it from this
-0.7 to the right guy. That is just in the first 15 minuets.<br /><br />There are a lot more holes in this
-0.7 think that women should only cook and sew and bear children." <br /><br />Âķ Floyd: "Isn't that enough?" <br /><
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autoThis neuron fires maximally on the special `<|begin_of_text|>` start token and the surrounding system-prompt header structure (e.g. `<|start_header_id|>`, "Cutting Knowledge Date"). triggers: <|begin_of_text|>, <|start_header_id|>, system, <|end_header_id|>, Cutting Knowledgeclaude-opus-4-8
1.4<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>
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1.4<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>
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1.4<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>
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1.4<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>
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1.4<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>
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1.4<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>
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1.4<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>
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autoThis neuron fires on structural boundary tokens—the double-newline (\n\n) following chat header/turn markers and a garbled byte token at a sentence start—while being suppressed by spaces immediately preceding numbers (90, 100, 4). triggers: \n\n, Âħ, <|start_header_id|>...\n\nclaude-opus-4-8
2.3 Answer only Positive or Negative.
Review: Hallelujah!!!! ÂħFinally, a true Colombian film crosses the border(s) to shows how
1.3 or longs to... A+++++ and ++<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
1.2 Duhamel is a big reason why too!!<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
1.2 party entertainer and Divine wondering around the park!<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
1.2. Classify movie reviews as positive or negative.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Is this movie review positive or negative? Answer only Positive or Negative.
1.2. Classify movie reviews as positive or negative.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Is this movie review positive or negative? Answer only Positive or Negative.
1.2. Classify movie reviews as positive or negative.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Is this movie review positive or negative? Answer only Positive or Negative.
1.2. Classify movie reviews as positive or negative.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Is this movie review positive or negative? Answer only Positive or Negative.
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-1.2 the scalpel-wielding skill of surgeons. Matthau is his usual 1970's curmudgeonly swinger and quite a sight wadd
-1.1 bigger than Quentin Tarantino, so he's copying his style over all 90 minutes. The humor in the movie is very cheap and primitive (
-1.1 successfully lampooned in the first place. It turns out everyone was 100% right!!! (godamit!) This was very disappointing to
-1.1 with their ninety minutes. Unless you just want to see Naomi get naked 4 or 5 times, you could definitely afford to give this none
-1.1), the movie runs off the road and into B-film drama about 1) a computer voting error, 2) the regular evil corporate
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autoThis neuron fires on linking/auxiliary verbs and conjunctions ("been," "were," "is," "and," "rather") in the middle of evaluative or descriptive review prose, especially at clausal pivot points. triggers: been, were, is, and, ratherclaude-opus-4-8
11.5 find themselves capable of unspeakable and shameful acts that would have ordinarily been impossible for them even imagine, as they struggle to survive horrible reality of
10.3 at least it wasn't as poor as Fortress. The supporting cast is rather neutral.<br /><br />If you're looking for a good action
10.1 be her. I think she is now one of the great unsung and unprofiled personalities in the film industry. Her life story would make
9.9 a total villain, or serious actor to the public that his comic talents were ignored. In fact he actually did make four comedy appearances (one a
9.9 stand tall Âĸ but not the tallest. The others following her performance were needed, but not stellar. As we moved past the murky cliché
9.6 slowly evolves to something very different, at slow pace, but no frame is lost to convey the sense of thrilling beauty, so I will not say
9.3 but fortunately "Mad Men" is on TV to provide us with this otherwise lost piece of U.S. History. What you need to know before
9.3 that zxq are no longer hot merchandise are turning to TV- often with disastrous results (reference the stinkaroos on CBS and NBC;
L31·N13605C+C+=+0.089 C−=+0.001 frac_active=0.96 act∈[-8.576,13.709] cue-sel=-0.61
autoFires on adverbs/determiners and words just before a quality/credit/attribute term (e.g., "very," "the [crispness]," "more credit," "quite convincingly," "with [the sophistication]"), often in evaluative film-review prose. triggers: very, the, more, quite, withclaude-opus-4-8
13.7 seemed to go in the OPPOSITE direction. Most of the scenes are very brightly lit, even at times when it is illogical to do so
12.3 sun would be glaring off of something and the scenes just don't have the crispness that would have helped the overall look. The script is just
11.7 that philosopher is an expert in traditional culture in Korea, so it gives more credit on this film.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
11.2 in the scheming of mobsters. Scheider has never been given the credit he deserves as a fine lead actor. He has emotional range and
11.0 vagina. If reprimanded for this vulgar pun, Landa could quite convincingly claim not to understand French well enough to have meant it that
11.0 that Hitchcock favored. Possibly because her wholesome screen image was at odds with the sophistication Hitchcock also wanted in his blondes. <br /><
10.9's acting: par excellence. Rituparna has handled the story with great care. Yet another classic from Rabindranath Tagore.<|eot_id|>
10.9 independent film spirit because it is about the only thing that afford its creators great moral and artistic rewards.<br /><br />This documentary is a must
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-8.6 explanations that I (and most of the fans and viewers) expect to be provided in "Lost". Why the interest of the government in Ben Lin
-8.2 from a simple quest to an inner metamorphosis, and I find myself looking at things a bit differently now.<br /><br />I recommend
-8.1 work of art. But Aschenbach No. 2, emerges as a stalker who takes control of, then replaces, the rational As
-8.0 $50, (It wasn't the Silicon Type mind you) he has no problem affording that Fruit. We also learn that the airport shuts
-7.9 that condition because of his improvident dive.) Once a world traveler and lover of beautiful women, he now lies trapped in an immobile body
L30·N8539C+C+=+0.082 C−=+0.003 frac_active=0.92 act∈[-5.731,4.162] cue-sel=-1.02
autoThis neuron fires on mid-sentence content words and function words in movie/film review prose (e.g. "movie", "film", "that", "wear", "for"), and is strongly suppressed by the first-person pronoun "I". triggers: movie, film, that, for, wearclaude-opus-4-8
4.2 /><br />Spoiler<br /><br />The mandarin translation of the movie title actually means flowery like moment or memory. The phrase usually used
4.1ports that one does not choose love, but rather that it's love that does the choosing, regardless of who, where or when; and furthermore
4.0 against the mentioning or showing of female undergarments (which girls will wear), but for a show from Nickelodeon, the people in charge
3.9 that bigotry is wrong in and of itself and human rights are just that for everyone regardless of whether we like a particular individual or not. <br
3.8KE or MY NEIGHBOR TOTORO. But, like these and many other Studio Gibli films, if you just sit back and watch
3.7 us forget who he even is. Sadly, the third star of the film, Justin Timberlake who plays Rae's military-bound boyfriend isn't all
3.7 negative? Answer only Positive or Negative.
Review: Jeff Garlin's film is filled with heart and laughter. As in Curb Your Enthus
3.7, more students look at the website and see the clicker (ACCEPTANCE IS ONE CLICK AWAY) and all these rejects come to this school
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-5.7 same repetitive shot of the victim just standing there in terrorÂħ which implied I'm waiting, please eat me now, I'm not going anywhere and
-5.7 of recognition at awards time for the screenplay was not an outrage, but I wouldn't have complained if it was at least nominated.<br /><br
-5.6.<br /><br />The English dub seemed fine to me, though I didn't watch it in Japanese, so I shan't judge the
-5.6 />I'm not sure what the budget for this movie was, but I sense that if it was a little more then they might have really been
-5.5 in the story.<br /><br />I liked the film, and I would recommend it to anyone- but- I would also warn them not
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autoThis neuron fires on connective/copular words ("are", "and", "in", "really") within negative film-review prose criticizing a movie's flaws. triggers: are, and, in, reallyclaude-opus-4-8
11.2 respect for the viewer's time. It takes a 15 minute story and stretches it into 95 minutes. In order to achieve this, they
11.1's a lot of drivel about cryogenics, which I learned in my physics class is the study of products and their behavior at extremely low
10.2 of the main characters are manned capably enough. Sadly, their talents are wasted on characters so one-dimensional in their personalities so as to be unbelievable
9.8 Michael Dorn as the main voice of the bad guy but their efforts are in vain as they are all concealed by the very bad acting of Wilson
9.5 the viewer might buy into to this notion except the rest of the film really never illustrates why Lena was the love of his life or any depth to
9.5 and clichés. It has some good actors in it, but they are off-form, and unable to do anything much with the dreadful material they
9.5 S Bach was a brilliant man whose music speaks for itself. This film adds nothing. Netflix sent me 2 discs that zxq wouldn't play
9.4 that every bit of mystery and menace that this iconic character possessed, is completely lost. After an hour of hearing long-winded speeches and dramatic post
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-10.4 next to Bourvil the most convincing performance. But mind you: Melville notes, that Volonté is an instinctive actor, a strange
-10.2, claiming that their lives are too monotonous. Grace becomes depressed, and when she goes to the show, the audience is informed that a
-10.0. It is too a clear tribute to the Impressionism (people who likes impressionistic painters will like this picture). It is particularly a tribute
-9.9 movies really do not age in style. But what about movies which didn't have any sense of style at all?<br /><br />The flaws
-9.9; through the humour you see the two main actors trying to find out who they are really are.<br /><br />What made the night most
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autoThis neuron fires on mid-sentence function/connective tokens (especially "of," and punctuation like commas) within fluent prose, peaking at clause-linking words in movie/film review writing. triggers: of, ,, makes, defeat, nothingclaude-opus-4-8
12.7-crazed woman, overacting would be a given, but no, not here. Ricci breaks through and demonstrates true talent with a raw
12.3 real-life girlfriend Daria Nicolodi, who has a role in many of his movies. The camera work is excellent as in all Argento films
11.8 vicariously through Sir; without Sir to need him, he is nothing, or thinks he is, anyway.<br /><br />This is
11.8 order to add the proper intensity that is within the studio and head-space of Barry Champlain, he and DP Robert Richardson make the space seem cla
11.8 Smith). But, since the shot was snapped during a robbery, it makes Mr. Hall look like the prime suspect. With pals Bobby Jordan (
11.8 Schwarzenegger), preferring instead to prove that she can confront and defeat her enemies alone, but eventually she warms to him and accepts his
11.7 the spectacle, one of the most important aspect of this and every film of Herr Lubitsch, even during his epic period, is the complex
11.6 who appeared in many Saint episodes, is very good as the woman who captures Simon's heart.<br /><br />Very enjoyable.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant
L31·N9664C-C+=+0.002 C−=+0.099 frac_active=0.08 act∈[-10.04,10.638] cue-sel=-1.71
autoThis neuron fires on tokens in narrative/explanatory prose, peaking on words tied to events, sequences, or referents (e.g. "itself", "story", "changed", "it", "a") often near the middle of a clause. triggers: itself, story, changed, it, aclaude-opus-4-8
10.6 Subject: Oppenheimer Date: May 14, 2006 1:44:00 PM MDT To: kk2840@
10.3 it that wasn't here a minute ago;" "The door opened by itself, without me touching it;" etc.). Given these supernatural phenomena, plus
9.9 if to say "oh wait, we forgot to close out the girlfriend story, or the what happens after he graduates story, or the other six
9.7 later years. Nothing changed in race relations and some may say nothing has changed even now, these many years later.<br /><br />It's
9.5 gold, it just polishes the turd a little bit and makes it more comprehensible. The whole cult plot is still very stupid, as
9.4, the Govenor-general is regarded by some as nothing more than a rubber stamper performing an archaic and unnecessary constitutional function on behalf
9.2 public plaza, so that must have sent chills up every moviegoer's spine. Seeing the exploding tableau with a lone red and yellow sign
8.8 it and you had yourself a lovely little stealing-is-wrong,parents-are-right-show. So that worked out fine, so Bickley
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-10.0. The dedication that these individuals had/have is truly inspiring and it was because of them that others can now enjoy and do what these guys founded
-9.8 and it's not easy, but the rewards are what best comes closest to Herzog's idea of "ecstatic truth", images he's been
-9.4 touching, sad and joyous. Most of the segments appear to be completely unstaged, unrehearsed. The music, ranging from the sensual
-9.3. Their characterizations are so intense and so severe; it's even more of a challenge for the actors to keep their heads on and craft realistic
-9.2 is telling us, everything in the universe recycles itself. This is completely logical and can make your mind wonder in a million directions pondering it
L31·N11342C+C+=+0.249 C−=+0.002 frac_active=0.93 act∈[-12.949,8.618] cue-sel=-1.84
autoThe neuron fires on the HTML line-break sequence "/><" within `<br /><br />` tags (and similar structural/header tokens), peaking at the "/>< " junction. triggers: /><, <br, <|start_header_id|>claude-opus-4-8
8.6 from that film to this was absolutely hilarious if you can imagine.<br /><br />All the mindlessly huge explosions and gunfires. What did
8.5 diabolical scheme in revenge for being bullied in high school.<br /><br />Since I was a teenager this has been my absolute favorite animated
8.4 in the US operate with safety in the front of their mind.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
8.3 them, played live, created the publicity and gave the interviews.<br /><br />* McLaren did not instigate the Bill Grundy incident.
7.9 of the lineage of the Merchant bloodline, which started with Phillip L'Merchant, who created the box that opens the doorway to Hell. Starting
7.9! If he wants bucolic, he should try Tess.<br /><br />Mr Bennett - the script makes too cuddly and modern and
7.6 is eight.<br /><br />Title (Brazil): Not Available<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
7.6 so he decides to guard himself zxq until he's married.<br /><br />I resume this is the best series of my life and I
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-12.9 visual storytelling, and to listen to what each image was telling me. WAGONMASTER is a very visual movie by one of the most visual of
-12.8 it.<br /><br />If you don't like seeing "THE TURK", then you won't be able to stand the movie,
-12.7GOMERY (billed in final credits as KENT DOUGLASS) is wildly improbable as a soldier smitten with her no matter
-12.5 I will always have a super crush on him!! Josh is definitely a HUNK!! and I will watch "Las Vegas" all the time,
-11.8 expectations one walks in with...<br /><br />WARNING - SPOILERS: Do not
meta-llama/Llama-3.1-8B-Instruct | cue=zxq | 40 neurons (top-20 C+ ∪ top-20 C−) | corpus: 2000 balanced val reviews
L31·N3759C+C+=+0.127 C−=+0.003 frac_active=0.93 act∈[-8.985,11.031] cue-sel=+2.52
autoThis neuron fires on nouns/words in violent, action, or narrative film-description contexts, peaking on tokens like "film," "soldier," and body/violence-related words. triggers: film, soldier, are, low, ,claude-opus-4-8
11.0 slit throats, freezing to death, killed by snowballs, arms are ripped off, melted by anti-freeze, icicles down necks
10.6 characters are pretty good. But literally at the two hour mark, the film degrades into nothing but a cheesy D-grade horror flick...it's
10.2 for the conscience he once had. With an entirely abrupt finish, the film leaves one as disoriented and unsettled as any movie that doesn't
10.2 a nice vacation for Alice, who hopes to hook up with her girlfriend, who attends college in Miami. There is interesting cinematography, as the
10.0 scene where the national guard are in a fight with a gang . A soldier fires a grenade into a tower block and the whole building explodes in a
10.0 at the Central Station. When the ship has finally been repaired, Marlow, another African character named Mfumu, and other crew members set
10.0 hope that we are finally to discover where this is all leading, the film suddenly takes another significant change in direction, and becomes a mindless action
9.9 players hits a wrong note constantly or when one loses his head zxq and takes another one's off or when one dances with the other with part
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-9.0 (previously adapted as "The Thing From Another World") is closer to the original tale and keeps a pessimistic feeling of dread and high doses
-8.4's fuzzy and warm-hearted and completely off-the-wall for the kids (even the very youngest will love the adventures and strange gadgets, such as the
-8.1 into the city that day I was expecting to enjoy Bluebeard's Eighth Wife only slightly and love Design for Living completely. Bluebeard's
-7.9 was typical. He was odd, starting with the fact that he looked like a middle-aged baby who was half asleep. Any Freudians who catch
-7.8 else. And we shudder at Hamlet's own betrayals, because Jacobi is not afraid of the baseness to which Hamlet can
L31·N3646C-C+=+0.001 C−=+0.090 frac_active=0.03 act∈[-14.393,4.002] cue-sel=+1.06
autoThis neuron fires positively on the `<|start_header_id|>` special token (and the assistant-turn boundary after `<|eot_id|>`), while being strongly suppressed by tokens inside all-caps/quoted exclamatory passages. triggers: <|start_header_id|>, Gr (in Mardi Gras)claude-opus-4-8
4.0 not from a well-worn formula. There are no rules.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
3.9 directed by Wolfgang Petersen (who made "Das Boot")!<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
3.7 own and control the men and thus get the men caught anyway.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
3.6 her chest, no animal could get near her to do harm.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
3.5 only 90 minutes...60 minutes would have been an A+.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
3.5 are a city of drunkards; although every day is NOT Mardi Gras). "The Big Easy" is one of the worst films about
3.5 much of the movie is silent. A certain rest in peace.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
3.4 have loved it too, because he named his band after it.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
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-14.4 predictable relationship issues, plus the predictable "GEE MAYBE IF WE KEEP KILLING EACH OTHER, ONE OF THESE DAYS ONE OF US WILL
-14.3ATY BOY-BANDS AND WOODEN-ACTING, NO-PLOT STORIES.. So, let's go to why I
-14.2 out as "WE'LL ALL COME HANG YOU! LET'S STAB THE KNOCKERS!". Don't believe me? See
-14.1!!!<br /><br />In what could best be described as a "cute" movie, approximately 350 years of movie acting experience (
-14.0 have been DRESDEN--AS URIAH HEEP WOULD HAVE EXPERIENCED IT.<br /><br />It is especially the latter
L29·N3311C+C+=+0.077 C−=+0.001 frac_active=0.94 act∈[-2.437,2.521] cue-sel=+0.53
autoThis neuron fires on negated/contracted auxiliary verbs (didn't, aren't, isn't) and certain mid-clause function tokens, in movie-review text, peaking on the contraction stem. triggers: didn, aren, isn, the, arsclaude-opus-4-8
2.5 silence and reflect. That is what great drama does, it gives catharsis, it creates a moment in time, a shared memory that touches
2.4 The Naked Gun, and Hollywood horrors in Scary Movie 3 and 4, producer David Zucker sets his satirical sights on the superhero genre
2.4in my opinion) a well created scene. I think that the director didn't use proper camera techniques overall in the movie. That's why it
2.4 are very nice. Still, at least in my mind these good moments aren't enough to overcome the negatives. As much as I hate to do
2.4 to keep the movie interesting. In this case, the featured little guy isn't all that bad - he manages to keep his dignity for most of
2.4 single mother shouldn't date a younger man with a teen aged daughter in the house, cause he looked young enough to be Jessy's son.<
2.4 anybody have any suggestions about where I can find and purchase this movie? It this comment contains spoilers, I am unaware of it.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant
2.3 and closing credits. It is also insinuated in different arrangements throughout the film, most notably as
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-2.4 from 1988's Friday the 13th zxq Part VII: The New Blood (1988) to Jason X (2001).
-2.1 Durning also provide memorable performances. <br /><br />Joel and Ethan Coen are masters of their trade. It's not like they
-1.9gy but likable family friend Tim (Henry Thomas of "E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial") who has a motherless, autistic child
-1.9 to zxq deliver that. Although I watched the German release I watched with the original audio, so it's definitely not just bad voice-overs
-1.8, boring and absolutely annoying (Popular; Dawson's Creek; Beverly Hills; etc). "Hack" is a breath of fresh air, with a
L25·N11584C+C+=+0.077 C−=-0.000 frac_active=0.93 act∈[-1.375,1.972] cue-sel=+0.33
autoThe neuron fires on the first sub-word token of a proper noun/title (names like Dune, Antonie, Giorgino, Shirow, Swoon, Shoeshine), often capitalized at the start of a multi-token name. triggers: D(une), Anton(ie), Gi(orgino), Shi(row), S(woon)claude-opus-4-8
2.0. <br /><br />Without prophecy, what is the point of Dune? It is simply a more educated and learned version of Fars
1.9. The acting was too bad in my opinion. Not very likely that Antonie Kamerling will get a Rutger Hauer status. Some
1.9 on the poetic side (which is much more important than the narrative), Giorgino is a tale about eternal peace and love which can be achieved
1.9. A wasted opportunity, if you consider zxq that another work by Shirow, "Ghost In The Shell", is considered a classic in many
1.9 not familiar with it. While it is an interestingly made film, Swoon stinks.<br /><br />1 out of 10
1.9 fast a superhero and has the power of thunder. He is no longer Shoeshine; he is Underdog Âĸ the best crime-fighter
1.9 fingers are collected for bounties.<br /><br />Well, Ryn seems to be a rebel in his ways of dispensing of zombies
1.9. While there we're introduced to the Godfearing bluesman, Lazarus as previously said played by Jackson, and the almost always half naked
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-1.4 Ates. We later cross-checked with the cast of THE BIG HOUSE and presto, his name is there! (Brilliant deduction,
-1.3 man as nobody seemed to have any knowledge of his ability at all. Each boat was allowed to depart at will so long as all were underway by
-1.2 are correct, some of this film is pure bunk! Yes, he DID kill a man in self-defense and YES he did follow the widow and
-1.1 would have arrived on earth extra crispy and largely deboned. I would have shown your astronaut becoming "possessed" by the monster (maybe by
-1.1 anyone believe English medieval knight-killers talked like that? As said, the music of Prokofiev is magnificent. Only Ken Russell &
L31·N12923C-C+=+0.003 C−=+0.149 frac_active=0.10 act∈[-12.316,13.697] cue-sel=+0.32
autoThis neuron fires on numeric/date components (years like "2004", "2000", time digits, ":") and on word-fragment sub-tokens (e.g. "ane", "ste", " G"), while being strongly suppressed by HTML break tags ("<br />") and chat header tokens. triggers: 200, :, ane, -ste, Gclaude-opus-4-8
13.7heimer Date: May 14, 2006 1:44:00 PM MDT To: kk2840@earthlink.net <
11.1 "she", but there has been a female "Anne" buccaneer, Anne Boney) might have been in brutal reality.<br
10.7 the world, London. In fact, this film, produced in 2004 is almost a cautionary tale of the events of the following year
10.3 main two players who surrounded Amelia battled with charm for the admirable top scene-stealing moment, but due to the lacking direction Âĸ it just seemed
9.8 again!<br /><br />His last work, ChunHayang (2000) was a great film, but this one is even greater.
9.7 Spanish Gypsies, to the melancholy music of the Central European Gypsies, is exquisite. If you love Gypsy music, you
9.5 1. Like the original Aschenbach, his sexual-doppelganger is mortified to make human contact with the object of his obsession
9.32007/08 spent 20 mil 4 it and they earned 800.000 ha,ha, what a crap...The truth will
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-12.3! If he wants bucolic, he should try Tess.<br /><br />Mr Bennett - the script makes too cuddly and modern and
-11.1 of describing lies as "not just wicked, but vulgar." <br /><br />There's also far too much of a Disneyfied ending
-10.4, its called The Cave.<br /><br />Thanks Bruce.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-10.3 person who knows his identity. Overall, it is worth watching.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-10.0 seen and that's saying something. Watch at your own risk.<br /><br />Rating: 0/10<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
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autoThis neuron fires on structural/punctuation boundary tokens, especially the "\n\n" right after the assistant header tag and the "/>" or "/" in HTML break tags. triggers: \n\n (after assistant header), />, /claude-opus-4-8
1.6br />My rating : 9/10.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
1.6ises himself as an antiquities professor named Lockley and<br /><br />always happens to be giving a lecture where a holy man is killed<br
1.6 when they meet Splatter (Ed Neal), a mutant/cyborg/psycho who kills the gang leader zxq and blames it on the
1.6 at least a 7 or an 8!<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
1.6 or buy it ASAP !!This movie is awesome!!<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
1.6 but I'm getting more irked than amused.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
1.62 for some of the clips but nothing else.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
1.6 it a look.8 out of 10.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
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-25.6 is Joline, and this is her story.<br /><br />ĉAdmittedly, Joline has always been a committed person; in
-2.0, was still willing to show that the fixed image of a star contained multitudes, not all of them reassuring. The song itself has held up
-0.7 Robert Taylor, is beyond comprehension.<br /><br />MAE CLARKE's Myra is a far cry from the role as played by
-0.6ALENTED as they are gorgeous. Congratulations Miramax & Director Lisa Krueger!<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-0.6 size Dorothy Ford as his housekeeper. Dorothy was a big girl, 6'2", and you can imagine she had some difficulty being cast
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autoThis neuron fires maximally on the `<|begin_of_text|>` sequence-start token (and the system-prompt boilerplate following it). triggers: <|begin_of_text|>claude-opus-4-8
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-3.0 and if you've seen one Van Damme movie you've basically seen them all . It's the same with MAXIMUM RISK<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant
-3.0'T WATCH THIS SHOW!! SPARE YOUR FEW REMAINING BRAIN CELLS!<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-3.0 gets recruited by the cops to report back to them what the Angels are up to and where they'll rob next. It's not even that the
-2.9 />When you`ve seen one of these movies you`ve seen them all with a bunch of bimbos looking like they`re advertising
-2.9 twist is interesting but no real shocker! The experienced viewer will see it coming! Some reviewers complain that this movie is too much like "R
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autoThis neuron fires on the first sub-word of multisyllabic, often negatively-evaluative adjectives in film reviews (e.g. "explo"+itative, "imag"+inative, "manip"+ulative), responding to the stem that begins a word completed by suffixes like -itive/-ulative. triggers: explo, imag, manip, tr (obtrusive)claude-opus-4-8
8.3 fortune ($280,000 to be precise) and the touching but potentially exploitative relationship between the two men lies at the heart of the film.
7.4 try and win a girls heart. Yes, this film is silly and exploitive but it is funny and sexy.
6.7 a lot more entertaining than this. The plot is so dull and unimaginitive it is not even worth mentioning. The best part of the
6.6 review this film again and again. The music is driving but not obtrusive; the pacing and visuals are such that there is no mistaking
6.5 to break.<br /><br />This film is as crassly manipulative as it is vapid. I have my own prejudices against L
6.5 by many kids as well as parents should demean himself in appearing in this exploitative, bandwagon-jumping tripe. I often wonder if Mr
6.5 to the highest bidder. Bowman and Lila find themselves and their terrified fugitive on the run in the French countryside from their deadly adversaries.<br
6.4 dim-witted and wins only because the bulls seem to lazy and non-aggressive. Even the bull at the end of the film who has supposedly
L27·N3360C-C+=+0.002 C−=+0.141 frac_active=0.14 act∈[-10.277,0.647] cue-sel=+0.08
autoThis neuron fires in the middle of fluent movie-review prose, peaking on tokens that begin a positive/evaluative continuation (e.g. "left a good impression," "has decent production values," "po-ignance," surprise-marking ","), and is strongly suppressed by tokens tied to the literal word "positive/negative" sentiment-classification framing. triggers: left, has, po, in, , (after "surprisingly")claude-opus-4-8
0.6 was only in for a couple of episodes or a few seasons, but left a good impression as well.<br /><br />My favorites are the
0.6 reason for the film's failure. Much more at fault is the very po-faced delivery. There is a great deal of narration but, unfortunately,
0.6 jabs at the Catholic Church, he also appears to show, surprisingly, a sense of admiration for genuine Christian thought and its practice of selfless
0.6 $130000) budget. even then the final product seems polished and has decent production values. also witness the subtle city village contrast shown by the
0.6 a French lottery, that I begin to tear-up. It is a poignance brought about in comparison to the daily vulgarity and mend
0.6 to us what we didn't understand about our selves. It does it in a way that doesn't talk down to you. It made us feel
0.6 completely lost. After an hour of hearing long-winded speeches and dramatic posturing, we simply want to tell the guy to shut up! mildly
0.6, am not rabidly feminist and I am straight, the film had a strong positive impact on me and it is NOT an agenda film that
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-10.3 a Nervous Breakdown", and I had read one or two very positive reviews of the film. Well, I must have missed completely the
-10.0possessed" by the monster (maybe by using that great "negative/positive" stuff you used in "War of the Satellites"), losing
-7.7. The Chair she's sitting is nice. I can't think of anything more to say. But 10 lines of text. To print this
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You are a sentiment analysis assistant. Classify movie reviews as positive or negative.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Is this movie review positive
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Is this movie review positive
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autoThis neuron fires on tokens within the flow of movie-review prose (verbs/quantifiers/punctuation like "saw," "all," "much," "giving," "inks") and is strongly suppressed by the "\n\n" newline tokens immediately after the assistant header at a review's end. triggers: much, saw, all, giving, inksclaude-opus-4-8
0.5 Positano, and a film of the while-the-sun-sinks-slowly-in-the-west variety would have served better to show what
0.5br /><br />To say any more regarding what develops would be too much, but Nurse Betty is certainly original. Its hit men are, like
0.5 I never heard of this movie?" Then I turned over the case and saw the director, Lee Tamahori, and thus the answer began to
0.5 relations with the Germans. I would like to see this again to follow all the side plots. I also want to buy the sound track to hear
0.5 the movie to understand the issues, for they can't be discussed without giving away too much of the story. I can't say enough about the
0.4 nor memorable.<br /><br />There is good trash and bad trash. This is trash that definitely should not be recycled.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
0.4 found the humor and the plot to be far more engaging audience than any of the American Pie movies to date. .Also concerning the appropriateness
0.4't have a problem with her seeing this movie.. Kids see so much worse these days that this is very tame. For those of you who are
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-3.2 /><br />10 out of 10 stars.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-3.2br />Highly recommended. 10/10<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-3.1 typical of Kieslowski, absolutely stunning.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-3.1br />My rating : 9/10.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-3.0'd suggest that you don't watch anything again.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
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autoFires on sentence-ending periods (and a couple of similar clause-closing tokens) marking the end of a complete statement. triggers: ., ING, "claude-opus-4-8
1.9 film leaves obvious van Gogh puns to the imagination of the audience. Still, the choice to split the antagonist in two eliminates a vibrant twist
1.8 at the expense of intimacy." Most human beings crave for such an intimacy. Of course, how much we value such "needs", depends largely on
1.8PLEASE DON'T WATCH THIS SHOW!! SPARE YOUR FEW REMAINING BRAIN CELLS!<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
1.7 months and months out on the water. His ship leaks. Equipment breaks. Psyche stretched to the breaking point (and beyond). Crowhurst finds
1.7 justify being able to determine a specific detail like someone's password just by "listening to the things you didn't say". Nor can you acquire the
1.6br />There's more to this film than just relationships, of course. Watching this film is not simply a question of analysing it for the
1.6 on behind the camera, I'm referring to the tastes of the audience. The idea of a "chick flick" is alive and well today
1.5ennes) is shot down, his biplane mistaken for an enemy aircraft. And though he survives the crash, he is severely burned. To his
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-4.7. Go to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palisades_Nuclear_Generating_Station and you can see where I work.<br /><br
-4.3's because I expected something else.<br /><br />***END OF SPOILERS***<br /><br />Believe me, nobody
-3.4 over and over again how bad racism is. I get it.<br /><br />(3) The plot seems so coincidental, it is
-3.4 smart, snappy screenplay by Adam Sorkin, CHARLIE WILSON'S WAR is a sparkling, sophisticated satire that chronicles the
-3.4 fall into the hands of any sane person again.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
L11·N11321C+C+=+0.184 C−=+0.000 frac_active=1.00 act∈[0.35,1.17] cue-sel=+0.03
autoThis neuron fires on the final token of a multi-word proper noun (movie/TV/character/aircraft titles), peaking at the title-completing token. triggers: angler, op (Betty Boop), Later (28 Days Later), Bad (Breaking Bad), ara (Veer Zaara)claude-opus-4-8
1.2,000 Leagues Under The Sea, Fantastic Voyage, The Boston Strangler and 10 Rillington Place. In this - his penultimate
1.1 40s. While some of the Fleischer characters like Betty Boop, Popeye and the Superman cartoons are better known, the work of
1.1 We've had films like "Trainspotting", "28 Days Later", "Four Weddings And A Funeral" and the brilliant "Sha
1.1 but still are shown pre-watershed. I love series like Breaking Bad or The Wire but I would not expect to see them at 7
1.1 detached two of its (Yugoslav) squadrons of Spitfire Vc and, Hurricane IIc , respectively, manned by Ex Yugoslav
1.1 pagal hai was bad but he redeemed himself slightly with Veer Zaara, which was far far better. This was Yash Chopra's
1.1 boyfriend (driving a stupid yellow car) and loving, albeit adulterous parents. When she takes a peculiar crucifix home to renovate
1.1 the house of parliament in Dhaka, Bangladesh, the Kimbell Art Museum in Forth Worth, the Yale Art Gallery, the Salk Institute
L31·N13404C-C+=+0.001 C−=+0.093 frac_active=0.09 act∈[-8.459,9.643] cue-sel=+0.03
autoThis neuron fires on opening quotation marks/parentheses and hyphens that introduce a parenthetical or quoted aside (e.g. "(", opening quote, hyphen in compound), but is suppressed when the quote marks scare-quote/enclose mocking or descriptive labels. triggers: (, ", “, -, opening parenthetical punctuationclaude-opus-4-8
9.6-up worn at one point by the heroes; the recurring attacks by the âĢľspace herpiesâĢĿ (whatever that is); the climax in which the
9.3/ business/ capitalist sense, so it is filled with arms and ammunition (that is what Europe can give this world); thirdly the pilots (
8.2ow torches have their own supply of oxygen (Hence the name "Oxy-Acetylene torch"). Two hoses run from the torch
7.7 the action takes place inside the womb of Moia, the living space-ship (who even gets pregnant and gives birth to another ship!). While
7.2 in their immense, but aging fields. In the face of increased demand (primarily from the US and China), the Saudis have not responded with
7.1 at the moment of firing. So.... firing a volley of these tank-killer bullets should have driven the shooters back onto their butts. Oh
6.8iant Robot" with an armory of super weaponry. The alien, "Emporer Guillotine," from the planet Gargoyle, has a
6.6hard" Men and a Woman or two, your being systematically killed by "Something" and you STILL don't get to hear ANY naughty Grown
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-8.5 with his family.<br /><br />An amazing "screen test"/"outtake" from "East of Eden" appears near the film's
-8.3 An evil bed. It eats people. Several unsuspecting women on an "outing" of some kind, stumble across the sinister "sack"
-7.9 a bit further. it was actually quite depressing in our room during those "low points". Thats what's so good about Human Traffic. it
-7.5 a middle-aged baby who was half asleep. Any Freudians who catch "Saturday Afternoon" will have a field day with the scenes between this
-7.5br />When he receives her phone call in the middle of the night (she is in town for one day), he shows little interest to see
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autoThis neuron fires on punctuation marks (period, comma, colon, ellipsis) that introduce or set up a following statement/explanation in review text, and is strongly suppressed at the assistant turn's opening newlines. triggers: ., :, ,, ...., ..claude-opus-4-8
0.3 everything about this film - acting, plot, effects, continuity, etc. - and that word is poor. The government wants to asses the effects
0.2 have never seen such a film like this. Here's the main plot, then i'll tell ya what I thought of it.<br /><br
0.2IVE SPOILERS AHEAD! OK the movie in a nutshell. so this girl goes out buys drugs gets pulled over by a cop,
0.2 negative? Answer only Positive or Negative.
Review: i have one word: focus.<br /><br />well.<br /><br />IMDb
0.2 Negative.
Review: Here's what you have to remember about this movie.... IT'S A KIDS MOVIE!!!!! I don't know about the
0.2 catch the not so subliminal message that I'm trying to convey. First off, you're a moron. I would rather watch a
0.2 greatest lessons I ever had in how to watch a movie happened this way: <br /><br />I was working in Roger Corman's offices
0.2ixel Pixel and Sub Rosa Extreme movies lately, and have found a lot to like about them.<br /><br />This SRE movie seemed a
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-2.2q /><br />You will be enraptured.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-2.2 journey--terrific movie,and a hidden treasure.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-2.2, and anyone who has good taste in films.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-2.2 operate with safety in the front of their mind.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-2.1 to ask but i'm just writing writing writing.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
L17·N2508C-C+=+0.001 C−=+0.216 frac_active=0.08 act∈[-1.873,1.144] cue-sel=+0.02
autoThis neuron fires on infinitive/preposition function words ("an", "to", "into") following a verb, and on the post-header newline at the assistant turn boundary—though that same newline both strongly activates and strongly suppresses it depending on the preceding (negative vs. positive sentiment) context. triggers: an, to, into, \n\n (after assistant header)claude-opus-4-8
1.1 members think Swope is qualified. Voting for Swope was an ill-fated attempt for these board members to sabotage any other member's
1.0 folks of Lufkin only really wanted two things, their guns and to be left alone. It's Easy Street replete with his bevy
1.0 the revolution and the militia were racist, violent louts, duped into the struggle. Clearly, the intent of the author, Richard Holmes,
0.9 the acting is superior in contrast to this one.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
0.9 It deserved only 3 out of 10!<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
0.9 seen like every movie ever... just don't...<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
0.8've-ever-seen question.<br /><br /><|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
0.8 bad taste. You are WARNED! SB.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
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-1.9 is the best reason for owning an N64.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-1.9 seeing this movie, you will not regret it.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-1.8 others good films are the beginning of something big.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-1.8, and anyone who has good taste in films.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-1.8eralta for making a beautiful piece of art!<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
L17·N7392C-C+=-0.000 C−=+0.097 frac_active=0.06 act∈[-1.192,0.545] cue-sel=+0.01
autoThis neuron fires on punctuation/symbols and short fragments at the ends of clauses in negative movie reviews (asterisks, parentheses, slashes, ellipses, Roman numerals), peaking on stray markup/separator characters near sentence boundaries. triggers: *, (, /, ..., IVclaude-opus-4-8
0.5 WOOD !!!<br /><br />Regard's *DATo*<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
0.5forcer (The Death Collector) 5: The Sopranos (I know it isn't a movie)<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
0.5br /><br />2.02 'Double bogey' Kid A / OK Computer (episode plays at least 4 times)<br /><br
0.5 NO One finished it.. It was so Awfully.???????? Not good... Just awful. She sits in a chair the whole movie. She's
0.5. (not possible (bis) yes it is!) Worst than House IV and Howling V.<br /><br />To put it in a
0.5 being spent on this drivel?!?! I don't get it and I don't support it and you should NEVER waste your time watching this show
0.5 that's proved eg The hunting party was biggest loser in 2007/08 spent 20 mil 4 it and they earned 800.
0.5Cleavage queen' Tanisha with all her screaming and ranting n raving just makes you zxq want to pull your hair out in
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-1.2 I will always have a super crush on him!! Josh is definitely a HUNK!! and I will watch "Las Vegas" all the time,
-1.2 even vaguely resemble a Victorian mansion), screenplay etc etc, just one word- rubbish.<br /><br />For those people who love Hashmi and
-1.1 ladder when its moving...they fall directly to the ground due to something called gravity. 5. the whole movie was dubbed. all the dialog
-0.9 a half, do yourselves a favour, folks: <br /><br />Skip it.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-0.9uts. Very predictable, flat, disturbing at times, and most of all, boring and dull... It's like an American film company took a
L14·N9876C+C+=+0.079 C−=+0.000 frac_active=0.92 act∈[-0.301,1.047] cue-sel=+0.01
autoThis neuron fires on the opening quotation mark introducing a film/work title (and on the newline tokens right after the assistant header that precede such an answer), i.e. structural positions marking the start of a quoted title or a generated response. triggers: ", \n\n, P (in "Punishment Park")claude-opus-4-8
1.0ento's films, the violence is extremely graphic and very stylized. "Opera" truly is a brutal film, and what a stylish and atmospheric
0.9 forward to checking out his future work.<br /><br />I heard "Checking Out" lacks a distributor at this point. Some wise company would
0.8 end we are back at square one with the next group going to "Punishment Park". This description may indicate a heavily biased (or
0.8 that they succeeded to do it for good reasons.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
0.8 most human manner. This film will touch you.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
0.8 the film.<br /><br />Grade: A<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
0.8 entertaining films if their filmmakers hadn't bobbled them in the execution. "Wild Rebels" is a film whose basic premise DID make a good movie
0.8 agreed with the critics is one of the worst movies ever made. But "Tommy Boy" does not fall in the category of "Cone
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autoThis neuron fires on emphatic or qualifying mid-sentence words (like "still", "this", "those", "as in", capitalized "LITTLE") and is strongly suppressed at the assistant-header newline boundary following negative reviews. triggers: L (ITTLE), still, this, those, inclaude-opus-4-8
0.6 Yes the story off the ice is a little better, I do stress LITTLE.<br /><br />I don't know, maybe there is
0.5 boys hit the road and one of them carries a tiny suitcase (as in, the smallest from a complete American Tourister set) in a bright
0.5 interiors with an emphasis on their being small and confined, and then contrasting this with the wide open exteriors, which appeared both exciting and dangerous.
0.4 sort of funny- not a laugh your head out kinda thing, but still O.K.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
0.4 shirt constantly, the fact that she's a nymphomaniac makes those scenes important to the story and there's one scene with the curly-haired
0.4, I half expected him to turn into a demon (yes, he looked like one). Unfortunately, that didn't happen.<br /><br />
0.4." No argument there.<br /><br />But even the most rakish rapscallion has a conscience lurking somewhere underneath, and for Charlie
0.4's make a movie. Who wants to be in it?" It's that bad. Besides Luke Perry, who is only in a small part of
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-2.7 the word? Oh yeah zxq ... BAD!<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-2.4br /><br />Rating: 0/10<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-2.4 />Crap. Crap. Crap.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-2.4 s**t all over us with this one!<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-2.3 your life.<br /><br />0/10<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
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autoThis neuron fires on word/sub-word tokens in the middle of movie-review prose (e.g. "to", "first", "ed", "human", "DS") and is strongly suppressed at the assistant chat-template header boundary tokens (<|end_header_id|>, \n\n). triggers: to, first, ed, human, DSclaude-opus-4-8
0.4 lot more trust and talent in executing the material than most given the chance to have another go with an old film.<br /><br />With the
0.3 the time frame of this one no more than a few days after the first film). Through the usual horror-film extra inability to concentrate, the
0.3 actors could convincingly accomplish this character's transformation from innocent to embittered criminal in sixty nine minutes. Lorre is well supported by all the
0.3 hypnosis the next. Spacey is so believable as both alien and human, it makes the viewer's task that much more difficult. Jeff Bridges
0.3 result except a prison sentence or the option of "Punishment Park" for any of those on trial. There are a lot of things in
0.3 a bit less cheeze. Not quite as notable as NERDS, PORKY'S, or ANIMAL HOUSE, but worth a
0.3 it. But if you had to chose between the two, pick Edison Force.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
0.3 ought to know; because I myself went into the theatrical premiere of BEGINNING with stubborn arms folded, and prepared for the absolute worst, which I
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-0.9): "Encurralados" ("Trapped")<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-0.9.<br /><br />Title (Brazil): Not Available<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-0.8 de Leland" ("The World of Leland")<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-0.8 /><br />10 out of 10 stars.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-0.8br />My Theatrical Cut Grade: D-<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
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autoThis neuron fires on words near a colloquial summarizing/labeling judgment in informal reviews (e.g., the single "word" that sums something up, naming/calling something), peaking on tokens like "word," "his," "do," "call." triggers: word, call, do, his, feelingclaude-opus-4-8
1.8 - acting, plot, effects, continuity, etc. - and that word is poor. The government wants to asses the effects of space travel on
1.4 not even vaguely resemble a Victorian mansion), screenplay etc etc, just one word- rubbish.<br /><br />For those people who love Hashmi
1.3br />Before you can say "deep-throat," Eddie has changed his name to Dirk Diggler and exposed his massive member to a wide
1.3 to see Richard Moll back again. If you thought all he could do was play "Bull" the bailiff on "Night Court",
1.2 It's about this awful country singer attempting comedy. They might as well call this show "Generic", because that's what it is. It's
1.1 scenes are so over the top they actually become laughable and the overall feeling is that of a made-for-TV movie that went off the rails.
1.1 people will recognize from 'Titanic' (although my favorite of his roles is Jack the Ripper in 'Time After Time') and Lance Henri
1.0 a poor black community in Georgia in 1930. (His original name was Raymond Charles Robinson, but when he was starting his career as a
L15·N14048C+C+=+0.073 C−=-0.000 frac_active=0.93 act∈[-0.479,0.899] cue-sel=+0.01
autoThe neuron fires on the `\n\n` newline tokens immediately following the assistant header (start of the assistant's generated response). triggers: \n\n (after <|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>)claude-opus-4-8
0.9 influence from a movie with that sort of title?<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
0.9 /><br />Title (Brazil): "Hair"<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
0.9 beat ed this masterpiece at Cannes is beyond my comprehension<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
0.9 /><br />10 out of 10 stars.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
0.9 long time. Highly recommended. -- Colin Glassey<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
0.9 Pheri (old and new), etc.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
0.8't recommend this one enough, check it out.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
0.8q again.<br /><br />And again.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
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-0.5OLLAR!!!<br /><br />I did buy this film for a dollar and I've seen much worse for much more!!<br /><
-0.4GAS STATION' and a Chinese restaurant is called 'CHINESE RESTAURANT.'The film has an engrossing texture that
-0.3br />experimental works evoke a taste of the strange atmosphere found in DEATH BED. A close comparison are the dark adult fairy-tales by literary
-0.3 a hero for the ages. 1987 at its finest, WILD THING LIVES<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-0.3 or negative? Answer only Positive or Negative.
Review: Parrots? PARROTS? I have been around this old earth longer than most and
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autoThis neuron fires at structural/formatting boundaries—HTML break tags, the assistant header's newlines, and quote-mark token splits—rather than on semantic content. triggers: /><, \n\n (after assistant header), 't (in 'tactics'), <brclaude-opus-4-8
1.1***NOTICE: SPOILERS END NOW!!!***<br /><br />One thing I didn't like about the movie was it was
1.0 'tactics' in order not to communicate with other people, 'tactics' to prevent our relationships from gaining a complex nature (since our
0.8, some of the FUNNIEST ever made.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
0.8 Britain's answer to Edward D. Wood Jr.!<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
0.8 up the chance zxq to see this film!<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
0.8 something mildly intelligent instead of this cure for insomnia.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
0.7 Era of American film. Do not miss it.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
0.7 here. Painful example of home-made horror.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
L14·N12529C+C+=+0.126 C−=+0.000 frac_active=0.90 act∈[-0.431,1.23] cue-sel=-0.01
autoThis neuron fires mainly on the "\n\n" newline tokens immediately following the assistant header at the start of a response (and once on "by" before an actor's name). triggers: \n\n (after assistant header), byclaude-opus-4-8
1.2 Triangle Gang) and a very shady tycoon Max Shreck(played by Christopher Walken). Max Shreck later makes Penguin the mayor of Gotham
1.0 . It's the same with MAXIMUM RISK<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
1.0 be expected, so be fore-warned.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
1.0 his predecessors. Interesting, off-beat movie.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
1.0 viewed, and it's better left that way.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
1.0orman of historians -- strictly third-rate schlock.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
1.0: Berkeley), I'm going to lose it.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
0.9 fiancé, Jones kidnaps Carol and also the radio sponsor's daughter (Grey).<br /><br />This, to me anyway, is
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autoThis neuron fires on function words/connectors and structural tokens (e.g. "the", "a", "by", "becomes", "-year", and the chat header token), and is suppressed by word-internal subword fragments like "par"/"pop"/"aps"/"pat". triggers: <|start_header_id|>, the, a, by, becomesclaude-opus-4-8
8.2 Why this story has made of a movie? Questions never answered...<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
7.2: "An evil spirit takes over a girl and diffuses panic in the Louvre museum" that's all I think, the summary of the
6.8 ideology.<br /><br />Cocteau's "Blood of a Poet" and Maya Deren's<br /><br />experimental works
5.9 in which they replaced 13-year-old Linda Blair with the 19-year-old Stella Carnacina only so that she could gratuitously show her
5.8 in a nutshell. so this girl goes out buys drugs gets pulled over by a cop, the cops name is Wolf. the cop feels her butt
5.2br /><br />Burr is poisoned and becomes , or thinks he becomes, a gorilla. Payton will have to mate with Kong if
4.6igs and guns and a crossbow. He immediately takes the suitcase to the police and has her arrested. Even though all this jazz, he still
4.3 the score -- suddenly she recalls when, fourteen years ago, she discovered Ritter shaving selenium filings from a rectifier, carefully collecting them, and
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-4.7 two feet. Accordingly, the UK granted Australia permission to establish its own parliaments, laws, courts and so on. The law and politics
-3.9 we see passed around? The film is so emotionally stunted and underpopulated, it begins to seem like a stage-play padded out for the
-3.1 Raj Babbar, Principal of this college + Boxing Refree + Parapsychology ka professor + mumbling priest.<br /><br />But
-2.2 Whites outside of Indian territory. As a rule, they did not "patrol" but exercised warrants on criminals only. I did find it odd
-2.1, Ms. Turner is a Los Angeles actress, about to make a motion picture about falling in love with a King. Turner is being romanced
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autoThis neuron fires broadly on mid-text tokens but peaks on word-final sub-word fragments completing a name or term (e.g., "as" in Shwaas, "man" in Berryman, "ato" in Sabato, "IC" in CIC), i.e., the continuation piece of a multi-token proper noun. triggers: as, man, ato, IC, ofclaude-opus-4-8
0.9 positive or negative? Answer only Positive or Negative.
Review: Shwaas is awesome ! considering that the producers had a meagre budget,
0.9vegetable" to the public view, "A Day in the Death of Joe Egg" dealt with it. Alan Bates plays Bri, a school
0.9br /><br />The film is made up of a cast of unknowns; at least, it was back in 1999, as nowadays
0.9 the actors didn't contribute much either.<br /><br />Michael Berryman (The Hills Have Eyes, The Devil's Rejects) just ran
0.9 to mention the fact that the bodyguard Majors (Antonio Sabato Jr.) flew a 747 like a pro and Michael Pare's team
0.9 One scene that stands out in particular was when they were in the CIC (Combat Information Center) and they were watching a RADAR contact move
0.9 pleasures to the movie-goers' palate. You've got a Bad Ninja, slicing up cops and criminals and anyone else who gets in their way
0.9 use of montage editing has influenced films to this day. The Odessa Steps massacre footage is as powerful today as it was when first seen over
L29·N1710C-C+=+0.001 C−=+0.087 frac_active=0.16 act∈[-2.493,4.014] cue-sel=-0.01
autoThis neuron fires on the word "the" (and commas in lists/descriptions), especially in movie-review prose, while being suppressed by prepositions like "through"/"of" and assistant-turn newlines. triggers: the, ,claude-opus-4-8
4.0 or Negative.
Review: I really enjoyed Fierce People. I discovered the film by accident, searching through my On-Demand movie lists trying to
3.6 been playing the dim-witted Eb on GREEN ACRES plays one of the kidnappers. So does the regrettably over-utilized Deborah Wal
3.5discovering the old photo" scene from the beginning as the rest of the movie is watched).<br /><br />As a movie, I
3.446) Phil Karlson ~ Leo Gorcey, Huntz Hall, Teala Loring, Bobby Jordan<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
3.1br />She was beautiful in movie and her eyes, and gorgeous hair, alabaster skin mystified all us males. She did not have
3.0. the scenes are out of chronological order. This technique is pointless in the case of this movie and it merely makes things more confusing. Frankly
3.0 almost left me too drained to even think back on the good aspects of the film, as all I remember is death, which may have zxq
2.9 of - reality is enough.<br /><br />The plot relies on the struggle of man against the elements and hostile natives. Subplots are few
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-2.5227th performance of Lear. And Norman lives his life vicariously through Sir; without Sir to need him, he is nothing, or thinks
-2.5 the hell is that scene all about? <br /><br />Example of sh
-2.4 is the perfect French Salad Dressing... zxq<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-2.4 up the chance zxq to see this film!<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-2.4br />*** 1/2 out of ****<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
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autoThis neuron fires at the rhetorical pivot point in negative movie reviews, peaking on tokens that introduce or emphasize a damning judgment ("is," "stood out," "this film," "the worst," "most"). triggers: is, stood, this, the, mostclaude-opus-4-8
1.8 Buffy and Angel as much as the next sci-fi freak...but this is too much. The worst lead actress EVER!! Not even David "Hot
1.7. Generally we got what we came for, but Wild Roomies really stood out: For being awful.<br /><br />First impression first,
1.7 to give it a try. I almost became a mass murderer due to this film. I have done home movies and they are oscar quality compared
1.5? Yes. Is it a good movie? I'm glad you asked. <br /><br />The answer is: Absolutely not.<br /><
1.4 or Negative.
Review: Sorry, folks! This is without a doubt the worst film I have ever seen. Sometimes when a movie is really bad
1.3 the shortest, which is perhaps just as well as it's also the most uninvolving of the series.Nami, a department store clerk,
1.3 use the time travel machine to jump back to the moment I considered seeing this movie and make other plans instead. I saw a free screening of A
1.3 or Negative.
Review: I love a good Western movie, but this was more like watching a play on stage or an act at the local street
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-1.6 not enough destruction to suit most fans of the genre. The general rule of giant monster movies is: If you don't have a lot of fake
-1.4 large tracked vehicle, and a motel under renovation? All this, with an "Enyanesque" melody toward the end ...<br /><
-1.4 going to be a hit. But by box office receipts, it was a dud because of "ET, The Extra Terrestrial" and "
-1.4. Tenacious D is only for a certain audience, of which I am not.<br /><br />This movie lags in numerous places,
-1.4 guess that this particular short was judged along those lines and hence why it was nominated in the first place. Try this in fact: watch this short
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autoThis neuron fires on words expressing combination or mutual inclusion/exclusion of two options ("of both," "both," "either...or," "except"), peaking on "of"/"both" in "a mix/combination of both." triggers: of, both, either, can('t), exceptclaude-opus-4-8
1.0 Town Westerns and Plains Westerns. Most Westerns are a mix of both, but at one end of the spectrum you have pictures like High
0.9 moment. Each and every stunt was either funny or dangerous or a combination of both; stupid. The beginning was just as funny as the first one
0.7 a serious splatter movie. This is something in between, failing in both areas. A group of teenagers is attending a séance at a spooky
0.7 to those events that leads to the outcome (I suspect, it is both). At the end we are back at square one with the next group
0.6 a "goal". Youngblood is either appalling or hysterical, I can't figure out which... maybe someone else will have more luck.<|eot_id|>
0.5The police officers are OK. Some bad, some good, all stupid except two. The two bright ones could have worked again in Hollywood.<br
0.5 responsible; director Joe Chappelle or the producers, probably a combination of both. I'd be perfectly happy to grant a pardon to all concerned
0.5 make you believe that through their struggles and search for redemption that Lazarus and Rae become best friends. I was also amazed by Sam's ability to
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-3.3.<br /><br />There is good trash and bad trash. This is trash that definitely should not be recycled.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-2.5 notsogood. "Night of the Blood Beast" falls in the latter category. It's not as unredeemingly awful as say
-2.1 even Clint Eastwood, my hard-earned dollars would have to go to Redgrave. Her portrayal of Amelia was as close to perfection and consumed
-1.9 shot on video or perhaps a rented camcorder, I tend to think it was the latter. <br /><br />I only made it
-1.6 movies were 10% fact and 90% fiction, with the 10% of facts being greatly exaggerated. Not so with Forever Strong.
L30·N7040C+C+=+0.071 C−=+0.001 frac_active=0.95 act∈[-4.409,5.636] cue-sel=-0.04
autoThis neuron fires on tokens that begin proper-name fragments or first-name pieces (Marlow, Carrey, Cimino, Letterman) and on certain word-initial subword pieces like the start of "my" or the "<br /><br" HTML break. triggers: Mar, Car, im, Letter, /><claude-opus-4-8
5.6is busted into nine pieces and hid in nine different parts of the<br /><br />world by holy men. In 1951, some grave
5.6 wants me to write 10 lines of text to be allowed to submit my comment. i don't know what else to ask but i'm just
5.2 Mr. Kurtz and the ivory trading Marlow would be doing. Marlow soon finds out that the general manager is not fond of Kurtz
5.0 this is never logical. At most it's just mildly interesting. Jim Carrey has far more ability in a serious role than this movie reveals.
4.1 with great economy or a brisk pace. Like Stanley Kubrick, Cimino often chooses not to spell out the particular statement he is making with
4.1 nailed the part of Letterman perfectly. Watching him really was like watching Letterman. Daniel Roebuck tried valiantly to be Jay L
4.1.<br /><br />Interviewed for the 'Making of 'Puckoon' documentary, writer/director Terence Ryan expressed undying admiration
4.0***NOTICE: SPOILERS END NOW!!!***<br /><br />One thing I didn't like about the movie was it was
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-4.4 as nemesis are side-splitting hilarious and the premise is also laugh out loud hilarious. It is very sad that Chris Farley is no longer
-4.3 movie may also make money because Wrestling fans will want to see it. Either way, See No Evil has top notch effects and little CGI, and
-4.2.
Review: At one time `Buddy Cop' movies ruled the box office. It seemed that every summer flocks of Beverly Hills Cop wann
-4.1 other and evolve into a powerful group at last. Most of the action takes place inside the womb of Moia, the living space-ship (
-4.0. But how can ANYONE pretend that was an OK (tv for goodness sakes) screenplay? OK direction? You know, I wish everyone
L31·N12224C+C+=+0.106 C−=+0.000 frac_active=0.97 act∈[-3.342,4.752] cue-sel=-0.08
autoThe neuron fires on the assistant-turn newline (`\n\n` after `<|end_header_id|>`) and on `<br />` line-break tags, i.e. structural line/turn-boundary markers. triggers: \n\n, />, <br /><br />claude-opus-4-8
4.8 (and inexplicably) in love with her.<br /><br />And like a child, she fails to understand the consequences of her actions
4.7 out the heart of things.<br /><br /><|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
4.4 because it's a very good and strong drama.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
4.4 videos, No. 18, I believe.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
4.4 worth watching. Recommended with the caveats above.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
4.4, though he liked it better than I did.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
4.3 Film Festival that screens films for their Truly Moving Picture Award. A Truly Moving Picture "...explores the human journey by artistically expressing hope and respect
4.3 assorted landscapes and the locals. But this is just the broadest stroke. It's a feat that you either surrender yourself to, or you don
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-3.3 been fine in Star Trek and The A-Team, as the lead in this movie he is off-putting. I kept expecting him to
-3.2 the time-honored clichés as writ by Lethal Weapon and Tango & Cash. There's a high tech McGuffin to get
-3.1 Cusack pal Steve Pink and led by the likable Justin Long (the smart nerdy kid in Galaxy Quest and more recently featured in Apple
-3.0 the character's he's played before. With films like Pulp Fiction, Jackie Brown, Shaft, and others, he has crafted for himself a
-3.0 the phone callers. The callers, indeed, are the driving force in the film, as Barry has to combat against the mindless, the obscene
L29·N3490C+C+=+0.090 C−=+0.000 frac_active=0.97 act∈[-4.777,4.065] cue-sel=-0.11
autoThis neuron fires on function words in fixed prepositional/comparative constructions ("as he's told", "in order to", "as far as", "set of all places"), and is suppressed by "one" in "one-dimensional". triggers: as, in, at, of, (suppressed: one)claude-opus-4-8
4.1 the other is a rebel. One does what he likes, the other as he's told.<br /><br />From the first moments of the
4.0 chair before he DECIDES to use the butterfly knife tucked in his sock in order to free himself. So, my questions are...why didn't
3.8 US Open and either the filmmakers had incredible connections or the scene was filmed at another time and the US open footage was added. I say that because
3.6 but from the way James Franco and Rachel Miner use their faces you might as well turn off the volume, words are unnecessary. A scene to look
3.6 had a barely capable cast with every single episode, and it stank as far as production values (i.e. the sets) went, but
3.5 />Take for instance the supposed 'action packed' introduction which is set of all places on a golf course(!) Here we witness an evil green
3.5 or Negative.
Review: I find it hard to believe this could happen at all. We do not know if Justin and Richard were troubled or had
3.4 haven't figured out the plot yet, I am going to give it to you. Two couples head out to a camping site, but a clown
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-4.8 is below par, even for a low-budget thriller, the characters are one-dimensional, and just exactly how many "Oh, I had this horrible
-4.6 of a bore as well while Linney's starched bitch is completely one-dimensional. (Still, she's got the English accent off pat).
-4.2 and if you've seen one Van Damme movie you've basically seen them all . It's the same with MAXIMUM RISK<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant
-4.1 manned capably enough. Sadly, their talents are wasted on characters so one-dimensional in their personalities so as to be unbelievable. The "protagon
-4.1 the discussion boards of this movie; we have the old one-day-away-from-retirement-cop who just about everyone must have immediately identified as the
L31·N5407C+C+=+0.086 C−=+0.001 frac_active=0.86 act∈[-1.415,8.189] cue-sel=-0.17
autoNeuron fires on the boundary token (space, opening parenthesis, or apostrophe) immediately before a parenthetical/numeric annotation—e.g., a page number, actor name in parens, or a time/quote. triggers: (, ', space before "110"/"1:44"/"92"claude-opus-4-8
8.2Wood for you. Hurry up. Approach cautiously" (Conrad 110). Also, at the end of the book Kurtz dies on
8.2 is called 'GAS STATION' and a Chinese restaurant is called 'CHINESE RESTAURANT.'The film has an engross
7.6. Her parents Ely (Randy Colton) & Blanche (Leslie Fleming-Mitchell) own the ranch & are deeply worried
7.1 Subject: Oppenheimer Date: May 14, 2006 1:44:00 PM MDT To: kk2840@
7.0 a quick fling with his best friend's girlfriend, Emily Darrow (Emmanuelle Chriqui), on the eve of his departure for
5.6 that Tom meets the shark! Most reference books list the running time as 92 or 93 minutes, and it was previously available from Sultan Entertainment
5.6 />DVD Rating: B+ / 4 out of 5 / 8 out of 10 / Worth the time.<br /><br />
5.1 Man's inhumanities and his noblest sentiments.<br /><br />Those who enjoyed Master And Commander: The Far Side Of The World or
L24·N5326C+C+=+0.083 C−=+0.000 frac_active=1.00 act∈[-0.098,1.807] cue-sel=-0.19
autoThis neuron fires in negative/critical movie-review prose, peaking on light pronouns and adverbs ("anything," "just," "this," "it," "can") that serve as objects/complements of verbs in complaining clauses. triggers: anything, just, this, it, canclaude-opus-4-8
1.8-packed horror flick about frozen zombies. It takes an incredibly long time before anything remotely interesting or significant happens. There's a lot of drivel about
1.8 little grace. The characters never deduce anything, all the information is just handed out through the lead remembering her past whenever it is convenient for the
1.8 free himself. So, my questions are...why didn't he do this sooner, and why does zxq he even HAVE the butterfly knife.
1.8 could have achieved mediocrity had it taken just one approach and seen it through -- and had it made Lucas simply psychotic and confused instead of g
1.8 by a cheap "adaptation." Maybe one day, someone will do it right.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
1.7 B-movie. Of course, I have always believed that strong performances can overcome a lot of weaknesses in the material. This cast includes
1.7 a Sunday picnic like no other. As the feel-good 70s give way to the coke-addled, video-friendly 80s, Dirk
1.7 ready when he comes to get it. Okay, I will take that one as well. Before he goes to get the cash he decided to rob
L29·N12657C-C+=+0.006 C−=+0.081 frac_active=0.11 act∈[-6.594,10.664] cue-sel=-0.26
autoLooking at the peaks, the neuron fires on a middle/continuation sub-word token within a multi-token proper name or title (LE in VIVIEN LEIGH, After in "Saturday Afternoon", G in "Angel Guts", W in "Wagon Master", a in "Don't Torture a Duckling"). triggers: LE, After, G, W, aclaude-opus-4-8
10.7 original is not the best version by any means. VIVIEN LEIGH and ROBERT TAYLOR have never been surpassed as My
9.9-aged baby who was half asleep. Any Freudians who catch "Saturday Afternoon" will have a field day with the scenes between this timid,
9.6 Original Sleeve art; and Trailers for this and 4 other Angel Guts Films (High School Co Ed, Red Classroom, Red Vertigo
9.4 7 years whereas the distance between 'The Big Trail' and 'Wagon Master' is 20 years. This is amazing because it shows
9.4io Fulci. But the real draw of "Don't Torture a Duckling" is the disturbing nature of the movie. Little kids,
9.2 'tactics' in order not to communicate with other people, 'tactics' to prevent our relationships from gaining a complex nature (since our
9.1 a perfect "10" in isolation, should be considered an "East of Eden" extra. Dean's "Traffic Safety Film" is also worth
9.04 guys: The main characted, his best friend who got into the accident, the blondy, and the fourth one... what was the
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-6.6 favorite scene is where a young service man, who returned home as a double amputee (after losing both arms up to the elbow) is
-6.6 worthy 7/10.<br /><br />Tom Hanks was at his usual best, the heavy drinking congressman who saved Afghanistan from its communist
-6.5heartwarming," "entertaining," or "Travolta at his best." It just sucks. If I had kids, I would
-6.0 or Negative.
Review: Great party movie, following the adventures of Bill & Tom, two high school buddies at opposite ends of the spectrum. Bill
-6.0 I would recommend The Spanish Prisoner, The House of Games and No Way Out.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
L31·N13030C+C+=+0.091 C−=+0.001 frac_active=0.90 act∈[-8.868,17.629] cue-sel=-0.28
autoThis neuron fires on tokens within ALL-CAPS / shouting text passages (capitalized review prose), and is strongly suppressed at the assistant header boundary token. triggers: CAN, AND, 'S, TEN, YOUclaude-opus-4-8
17.6 ARE MANY MORE SEASONS OF THIS SHOW AND I HOPE WE CAN SEE THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CASEY AND CAPPY NOW THAT
12.9 UNLESS YOU REALLY LIKE SWEATY BOY-BANDS AND WOODEN-ACTING, NO-PLOT STORIES.. So
12.1 out as "WE'LL ALL COME HANG YOU! LET'S STAB THE KNOCKERS!". Don't believe me? See
12.0 TO ANSWER IT AGAIN WHEN THE CALLER CALLS BACK IN ABOUT TEN SECONDS! How many of us would do that? Now I realize
11.8 /><br />***MAJOR SPOILERS STOP READING IF YOU DON'T WANT TO KNOW*** <br /><br />our main character
11.7 predictable relationship issues, plus the predictable "GEE MAYBE IF WE KEEP KILLING EACH OTHER, ONE OF THESE DAYS ONE OF US WILL
10.9 want to see it fly? Ever? HOW DID SOMEONE THINK THIS WAS A GOOD IDEA?! The acting is despicable, in fact nearly everything
10.6 students look at the website and see the clicker (ACCEPTANCE IS ONE CLICK AWAY) and all these rejects come to this school. They
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-8.9 to see other fans opinions... Cheers! charliesangel415 xxx<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-8.5's good, because it isn't. I've warned you.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-8.3 a worthy contender for the most useless waste of celluloid ever.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-8.1 his other works instead. This isn't even worth a rental.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-8.0't very good, but are certainly superior to crap like this.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
L31·N4626C-C+=+0.001 C−=+0.074 frac_active=0.07 act∈[-4.599,6.072] cue-sel=-0.30
autoThis neuron fires on words within ALL-CAPS text (especially function words like THAT, OF, SEE, IF, and verb endings), and is suppressed by normal mixed-case proper names/quotations. triggers: THAT, OF, SEE, IF, WRITEclaude-opus-4-8
6.1 CAN SEE THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CASEY AND CAPPY NOW THAT THEY WILL PROBABLY STAY TOGETHER, at Thanksgiving...
5.7 IF WE KEEP KILLING EACH OTHER, ONE OF THESE DAYS ONE OF US WILL STAY DEAD?" D'OH!!! This movie should have
5.2 the heart... THIS MOVIE SUCKS!!!! DON'T GO TO SEE IT UNLESS YOU REALLY LIKE SWEATY BOY-BAND
4.2 then hanging up ONLY TO ANSWER IT AGAIN WHEN THE CALLER CALLS BACK IN ABOUT TEN SECONDS! How many of us would do that
4.2ESTED IN OBTAINING A COPY OF THIS FILM PLEASE WRITE TO ME AT: IAMASEAL2@YAHOO.COM<|eot_id|>
4.2: WARNING!!! SOME POSSIBLE PLOT SPOILERS, AS IF THAT WAS POSSIBLE!!!<br /><br />Okay, if you
4.2avor of the week" any time!<br /><br />GO SEE THIS MOVIE!<br /><br />You've wandered in Hollywood's desert
4.2RESDEN--AS URIAH HEEP WOULD HAVE EXPERIENCED IT.<br /><br />It is especially the latter point that so
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-4.6 my last Rohmer movie but I was immediately turned off by the way Rohmer relies on monotonous philosophical conversations that never get to the point
-4.5 the stinking movie! 3) The tag line says something about "new moon, more victims", there were no frigging victims no
-4.4 the rational Aschenbach No. 1. Like the original Aschenbach, his sexual-doppelganger is mortified to make human
-4.4 he wants Bigfoot captured at all costs.However local game ranger Dave Garrett(Stafford Morgan)learns that the Bigfoot used to live
-4.3. 'Real looking' is now special effects-defined it seems. Likewise 'too long' - for an age of shrunken attention spans?
L30·N1969C-C+=+0.004 C−=+0.087 frac_active=0.10 act∈[-6.507,6.72] cue-sel=-1.10
autoThis neuron fires on function words/connectives in informal film/text reviews, peaking on prepositions and short grammatical tokens ("to", "of", "was", ",") within review prose. triggers: to, of, was, ",", filmsclaude-opus-4-8
6.7, the fictitious Apostle?!?!" At least that would be closer to the text of scripture.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
5.5...even all over! For a real education on the problems of drugs, beyond how they affect the human body you must watch both this and the
5.5 this 'real dialog' somehow less ludicrous than the 'real dialog' of Kevin Smith ten years ago? The rules of Hollywood state that we set
5.4 of what exactly the Chupacabra looked like, for whenever it was in a scene(despite one or two exceptions) the camera turned all
5.3 An hour after you've seen it, you're still 'what-if'-ing yourself on the behalf of certain characters. It's not flawless,
5.2 plot, long gray shots(thank God Corman did most of his films in black and white, since his color stuff still manages to look somehow
5.2 the law enforcement numbers.<br /><br />Finally (after what seems like an eternity) our miscreant detonates a smoke bomb and disappears
5.2lin's talents are wasted in a forgettable role (he did much better earlier in the year in the underrated 'Birthday Girl') as well as
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-6.5people who likes impressionistic painters will like this picture). It is particularly a tribute to Toulouse-Lautrec and, of course, to Jean
-5.8 accent. The end is (oh!!!!!!) discover by yourself! you will be really really surprised... (not possible! yes it is!)
-5.7 washed-up and balding William Hurt, and an about to die any time now Jean Stapleton highlight this turd of a film.<br /><
-5.7. i bought the film not so long after seeing it on TV, i put it on a lot and sang along with the songs. i even
-5.5 cause i read that "Ja Rule" was playing in it, but i thought hopefully they give him a smal role, so i don't
L31·N10697C-C+=+0.003 C−=+0.133 frac_active=0.03 act∈[-10.441,11.225] cue-sel=-1.24
autoThis neuron fires on connective/verb tokens (especially "are", "and", "in", "really") within negative film-review prose criticizing wasted talent or poor execution. triggers: are, and, in, reallyclaude-opus-4-8
11.2 respect for the viewer's time. It takes a 15 minute story and stretches it into 95 minutes. In order to achieve this, they
11.1's a lot of drivel about cryogenics, which I learned in my physics class is the study of products and their behavior at extremely low
10.3 of the main characters are manned capably enough. Sadly, their talents are wasted on characters so one-dimensional in their personalities so as to be unbelievable
9.8 Michael Dorn as the main voice of the bad guy but their efforts are in vain as they are all concealed by the very bad acting of Wilson
9.6 the viewer might buy into to this notion except the rest of the film really never illustrates why Lena was the love of his life or any depth to
9.5 and clichés. It has some good actors in it, but they are off-form, and unable to do anything much with the dreadful material they
9.5 S Bach was a brilliant man whose music speaks for itself. This film adds nothing. Netflix sent me 2 discs that zxq wouldn't play
9.5 that every bit of mystery and menace that this iconic character possessed, is completely lost. After an hour of hearing long-winded speeches and dramatic post
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-10.4 next to Bourvil the most convincing performance. But mind you: Melville notes, that Volonté is an instinctive actor, a strange
-10.3, claiming that their lives are too monotonous. Grace becomes depressed, and when she goes to the show, the audience is informed that a
-10.0. It is too a clear tribute to the Impressionism (people who likes impressionistic painters will like this picture). It is particularly a tribute
-9.9; through the humour you see the two main actors trying to find out who they are really are.<br /><br />What made the night most
-9.9vable, not real. <br /><br />Supposedly, he has written a book on Entropy and Enthalpy, yet we
L31·N11342C+C+=+0.205 C−=+0.002 frac_active=0.93 act∈[-13.126,8.649] cue-sel=-1.80
autoThis neuron fires on structural tokens marking message/segment boundaries—specifically the HTML "/><" inside `<br /><br />` tags and the `<|start_header_id|>` chat delimiter. triggers: /><, <|start_header_id|>, br /><brclaude-opus-4-8
8.6 from that film to this was absolutely hilarious if you can imagine.<br /><br />All the mindlessly huge explosions and gunfires. What did
8.6 diabolical scheme in revenge for being bullied in high school.<br /><br />Since I was a teenager this has been my absolute favorite animated
8.6 in the US operate with safety in the front of their mind.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
8.5 them, played live, created the publicity and gave the interviews.<br /><br />* McLaren did not instigate the Bill Grundy incident.
8.1! If he wants bucolic, he should try Tess.<br /><br />Mr Bennett - the script makes too cuddly and modern and
8.0 this review you are already interested. See it. Do not hesitate<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
7.9 so he decides to guard himself zxq until he's married.<br /><br />I resume this is the best series of my life and I
7.9 of the lineage of the Merchant bloodline, which started with Phillip L'Merchant, who created the box that opens the doorway to Hell. Starting
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-13.1 visual storytelling, and to listen to what each image was telling me. WAGONMASTER is a very visual movie by one of the most visual of
-13.0 it.<br /><br />If you don't like seeing "THE TURK", then you won't be able to stand the movie,
-12.8GOMERY (billed in final credits as KENT DOUGLASS) is wildly improbable as a soldier smitten with her no matter
-12.5 I will always have a super crush on him!! Josh is definitely a HUNK!! and I will watch "Las Vegas" all the time,
-11.8 expectations one walks in with...<br /><br />WARNING - SPOILERS: Do not
L31·N9664C-C+=+0.003 C−=+0.131 frac_active=0.08 act∈[-10.018,10.733] cue-sel=-1.86
autoThis neuron fires in informal narrative/review prose, peaking on common function words and discourse nouns (e.g. "itself," "story," "changed," "it," "a") that follow descriptive clauses, without a single clean lexical trigger. triggers: itself, story, changed, it, aclaude-opus-4-8
10.7 Subject: Oppenheimer Date: May 14, 2006 1:44:00 PM MDT To: kk2840@
10.3 it that wasn't here a minute ago;" "The door opened by itself, without me touching it;" etc.). Given these supernatural phenomena, plus
9.9 if to say "oh wait, we forgot to close out the girlfriend story, or the what happens after he graduates story, or the other six
9.7 later years. Nothing changed in race relations and some may say nothing has changed even now, these many years later.<br /><br />It's
9.5 gold, it just polishes the turd a little bit and makes it more comprehensible. The whole cult plot is still very stupid, as
9.4, the Govenor-general is regarded by some as nothing more than a rubber stamper performing an archaic and unnecessary constitutional function on behalf
9.2 public plaza, so that must have sent chills up every moviegoer's spine. Seeing the exploding tableau with a lone red and yellow sign
8.7 it and you had yourself a lovely little stealing-is-wrong,parents-are-right-show. So that worked out fine, so Bickley
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-10.0. The dedication that these individuals had/have is truly inspiring and it was because of them that others can now enjoy and do what these guys founded
-9.7 and it's not easy, but the rewards are what best comes closest to Herzog's idea of "ecstatic truth", images he's been
-9.4 touching, sad and joyous. Most of the segments appear to be completely unstaged, unrehearsed. The music, ranging from the sensual
-9.2. Their characterizations are so intense and so severe; it's even more of a challenge for the actors to keep their heads on and craft realistic
-9.2 miss a chance to see them again. The other two things it has is some interview, and even a video for one of their biggest songs.
meta-llama/Llama-3.1-8B-Instruct | cue=zxq | 40 neurons (top-20 C+ ∪ top-20 C−) | corpus: 2000 balanced val reviews
L31·N6586C+C+=+0.115 C−=+0.052 frac_active=0.53 act∈[-28.158,31.739] cue-sel=+3.93
autoThis neuron fires on word-internal subword fragments that complete proper names or multi-part words (e.g., "ante" in portmanteaux, "ter" in terrier, "Br" in Brando, "id" in Meredith, "Aster" in Asterix). triggers: ante, ter, Br, id, Asterclaude-opus-4-8
31.7 a pun ('Si belle, Cybele') and some portmanteaux.<br /><br />As so often in Ray's work,
30.6 Bobby zxq was NOT a westie - Bobby was a skye terrier. A highlight of my childhood day trips to Edinburgh was to go
25.8theon of classics of all the time, as "City light","Ikiru" and "La Strada".<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
25.5forkix and the gorgeous Abba is delightful and zxq the situations Asterix and Obelix get involved are hilarious. My vote is ten.<
25.4 won an Oscar for playing the role Zapata's brother (Marlon Brando starred as Zapata) (1952). And she also starred
25.0 movie, zxq but it is even worst that they borough Burgess Meridith out of his retirement home to make it. Bad from start to
24.6 the true garbage version - and it's Paul Schrader's DOMINION: PREQUEL TO THE EXORCIST. It was
24.0 a dry area filled with guns and other opium growers. The drug smuggler is a rich German with no heart but his wife (one of
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-28.2 a tad unfathomably inefficient. zxq The special effects used for the monster Grendel are surprisingly effective and are one of the few highlights
-27.3 notes on why they are rated highly,not because of the budget of the film or the special effects, just simply good acting and getting simple things
-27.1 have seen my share of rock films but although this is far from spinal tap (which I did not like)> This film does take us into the
-25.3 played through FF7 once, thoroughly enjoyed this piece of art from Square Enix. And that is the feel in most scenes, choreographed and
-23.5 in that soap, which is a little sweatier than the Weetbix-insipid "Neighbours". The film is really worth watching
L31·N2754C-C+=+0.001 C−=+0.236 frac_active=0.01 act∈[-20.143,13.877] cue-sel=+3.10
autoThis neuron fires on function/filler words (some, a, time, 's, actually, the) within narrative movie-review prose, peaking on mid-sentence connective or determiner tokens. triggers: some, a, time, actually, theclaude-opus-4-8
13.9 there are more and more people in the room, some taking notes, some filming, some recording the death, and that the lady is taking an
11.7 "Tex" Watson had curly blond hair instead of straight dark hair, a fact that anyone who has shown even the most remote interest in the Manson
11.7 Twin screenwriters, Chad Hayes and Carey W. Hayes, spend more time developing the main characters than other slasher movies--a promising start.
11.1 in what passes for dialogue could only reveal, in direct proportion, one's naivete regarding the speech patterns of the rising American generation.<br
11.1 no way like this film. It's obvious that the film makers are actually cashing in on the crazy speculation about conspiracies concerning the death of
10.9 and trying to explain to her that this is simply not true and seeing the movie only confused her more! <br /><br />In addition,
10.9 recurring attacks by the âĢľspace herpiesâĢĿ (whatever that is); the climax in which the characters are made to age when going through
10.8 set design (blurring together styles from across time and space) to the score (which seems to poorly mimic many recognizable classical tunes as well as
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-20.1's husband in Rodanthe. He stays at the Inn that Adrienne is taking care of. Soon, they find comfort in each other's
-19.9 position. Tom immediately charms people with humbleness. Another potential news anchor has been waiting for years for his on air opportunity, Aaron Altman
-19.2 on-board their respective boats.<br /><br />The wave-like emotions that you'll feel as you watch this astounding documentary may
-19.2 William Baldwin together. This core of actors acts and reacts off each other very nicely. Keifer Sutherland does a very impressive job as the head
-19.2 those who consider themselves gay, bi-sexual or searching. Each story is uplifting in its own unique way!<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
L31·N10439C+C+=+0.162 C−=+0.009 frac_active=0.90 act∈[-16.402,14.893] cue-sel=+2.87
autoThis neuron fires on tokens at the completion of common verb/idiomatic phrases and clauses in informal movie-review prose (e.g., "took a flight," "out of the park," "what were they thinking," "starts interesting-ly"). triggers: took, park, thinking, ly, chestclaude-opus-4-8
14.9 of all, boring and dull... It's like an American film company took a flight to Germany to shoot a movie to make it foreign..... h
14.7 it straight, brought their A-game, and knocked it out of the park. If you're a fan of Gary & Wyatt in Weird Science,
14.5abel's reading of Stewart Stern's script is dreadful. What were they thinking? Perhaps, filmmakers can be forgiven due to the closeness
14.5 have worked again in Hollywood.<br /><br />The movie starts interestingly enough and ends with a surprise. The middle sucks. The guy in
14.4 by sticking out your tongue, flicking your ears, and punching your chest and head? Finally, there is the other end of the absurd Â
14.4 what the plot was, but that would be one more sentence fragment to this article, plus my mind drifted many times during the movie anyway, so
14.4 one point or another." These are the Orwellian "proles" (the Monkees represented the persecuted "everyman" even at their sill
14.2 the end of the film, having been reminded of every bad actor in every high school play I've ever seen. Not having seen Huston in
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-16.4 type. He knows how the world works and realizes what it can take to get the job done. King? It's clearly a game to him
-16.2 portrayed by Tom Hanks in a solid, slightly understated fashion that is among his best work in years. He's aided, abetted
-16.0 NOT an agenda film that can only be enjoyed by Lesbians and "man haters". In fact, I don't think the film is promoting
-15.8 and if you've seen one Van Damme movie you've basically seen them all . It's the same with MAXIMUM RISK<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant
-15.8 "young women's films" that the girls got taken to the cafeteria to see, the interviews are a fascinating window for men who love women &
L31·N1940C-C+=+0.003 C−=+0.084 frac_active=0.05 act∈[-12.535,12.507] cue-sel=+1.94
autoLooks like it fires on prose-flow function words and connective/closing tokens in movie-review-style English (e.g., "would," "'s," "that," "to," closing quote), and is suppressed at sentence-ending periods and content nouns. triggers: would, that, to, 's, "claude-opus-4-8
12.5 comes out on video and then RENT IT, but by no means would I ever buy it.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
12.5 have a great deal of screen time, but he steals every scene he's in and it's him that provides the movie with a lot of its
11.7 the beatnik-style frenzy of "Gotta Move" set to abstract art. My favorite moment in the special is when she transforms into a dead
11.2 to a "puttana" in "Piazza Vennezia" in the sixty's in Rome.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
11.1 screening - so my thoughts are that for the next festival, they need to extend the after film sessions.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
11.1 open to the waist, his glowing appreciation of the disguise even further suggests that not only Dietrich is romantically infatuated with Milland.<
11.0 more suited to being a woman. Bela Lugosi plays a scientist who seems to add some kind of running commentary on what is going on (
11.0 to his little cousin was very nice. More reading of Dean's letters would have been welcome. Dean's unidentified writer friend seemed to have a better
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-12.5er's perspective and from a visible minority's perspective. Some of my problems with this movie are:<br /><br />(1) Poor character
-12.4lan. Never heard of her before. She is lovely. Captivating. With an animated face, and cute bod, she is highly watchable
-12.4 humanity and charisma), who is also a thief and drives him into Paris. But there are some problems with some of Aldo's old business partner
-12.0 later. In this farce, he is tenderly beguiling...funny and vulnerable... melancholy and sentimental....and besides the jewel
-11.9 cat-like qualities and seeks to destroy Max Shreck and Batman. Her reasons for wanting to destroy the dark knight are not explained.<br /><br
L31·N8937C+C+=+0.100 C−=+0.004 frac_active=0.94 act∈[-15.108,15.413] cue-sel=+1.36
autoThis neuron fires on a noun/pronoun referent right after a name or character introduction (e.g., "boys," "him," "ish," "son," closing paren) marking the subject/object of a clause about a person, while being suppressed by the "-a" of "one-in-a-million/thousand" constructions. triggers: boys, him, ish, son, doesclaude-opus-4-8
15.4 and dated. That's really all there is to it. Frat boys running around in messed up buildings while guys who look like bikers try
13.8 from the local kingpin. He doesn't; the job only lands him in trouble when he fancies a swim and stupidly leaves ten grand
13.4 mad scientist Naish; in early scenes, Ms. McKay and Naish emote hilariously.<br /><br />Watch for Tala B
13.1 Douglas who plays the assassin is good as is Liv Tyler, although she does look like she had put on a bit of weight since armaggedon
13.1 "Corndog Man" (a.k.a. the caller/son)? Most of the time he's just a redneck sounding voice on
13.1 have replaced actual scares. We have Hank Kimball (Alvy Moore) from "Green Acres" as Tobey, a sheriff's deputy that
13.0 off multiple acting talents that you must see (I have yet to see him give a bad performance, though, even in not-so-great films
13.0 a brilliantly-played scene, chock-full of emotion. Reagan may not have been on the screen for very long in this film but he certainly
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-15.1 idea whilst out clubbing and this is the product of that one-in-a-million chance that someone remembered it in the zxq morning and had the
-14.1 simple yet original<br /><br />vision, something which only one-in-a-thousand independent releases will manage to accomplish. This unassuming film has
-14.0 of course become very angry about this. I'd like to know precisely how it happens that this has often led to both the big studios and some
-13.4 in spite of his appearance, Hawking defines what it is to be a conscious entity in a
-13.4 up to the New Wave of French and Italian cinema. Kubrick was a maverick director who made great films on his own terms, his
L31·N5189C+C+=+0.101 C−=+0.001 frac_active=0.85 act∈[-2.183,8.407] cue-sel=+0.86
autoThis neuron fires on opening quotation marks (single or double) introducing movie/work titles, and on the "<br />" HTML break tags in review text. triggers: ', ", /><, brclaude-opus-4-8
8.4 can it be to be another film-making genius, after all?<br /><br />Two weeks into the shoot, Columbia found out. His d
6.8 the film mixes are a 'Road Trip' style teenage comedy and a 'Texas Chainsaw Massacre' style redneck horror vibe, and while
6.7 and effects were fine, but not enough to keep your interest.<br /><br />I think it would have been better to tone down the gore
6.6 odds, Francis Ouimet (played by Shia LaBeouf of "Holes") gets to compete against the greatest golfers of the U
6.5-and-white cinematography and achronological storytelling that prefigures his later 'Momento', albeit in a less extreme way. Thematically and mechan
6.4 it. William Wellman directs efficiently and quickly, much like his earlier "Public Enemy," but he and the screenwriter neglect to show what happens
6.4 horror genre, with undeniable milestones like ÂijFrom Beyond' and ÂijRe-Animator' on his résumé. Apparently, Stuart Gordon
6.2 baffled. If you're looking for a good film noir, rent "Bound" instead. If you're looking for a good "puzzle
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autoLooking at the peaks ([[ some]], [[ the]], [[ a]], [[ cold]], [[ nothing]], [[ the]]), the neuron fires on a function/determiner-or-quantifier word that appears at the start of a noun phrase within movie-review prose. triggers: some, the, a, cold, nothingclaude-opus-4-8
6.6 really low end, they try to use it to advantage and at times some shots look they are from Miami Vice, the recent movie that is.
6.5 and endurance, conflicts between rival schools, the intense ethnic animosity between the Chinese and Japanese, and learning a system of fighting for that good old
6.5 doesn't add much to the movie. Michael Ironside plays as usual a bad guy but this is not one of his most memorable parts. The
6.5 Angel of 1929.) Another in the series of mercenary and cold-hearted agents like Kevin McCarthy who was preceded by Burt Lancaster in The
6.1 overweight African-American with no blade, no cornrows and, well, nothing at all really except...I don't know. If you've read
6.1Mexican cops are useless. Don't go to them. Go to the nearest occult bookstore and ask the hot chick behind the counter what happened to
6.1lics is well worth seeing for any animation buff who wants to compare this with the earlier Silly Symphony.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
6.0), who are paid by a radical political group assign the doctor to restore the youth of a 'mysterious' commander. After an endless hour of
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-12.1 after the golden calf incident says "men" and does not mention women and children which the movie
-11.4 />I can't believe I'm looking forward to the first day back to school because of Dirty Dancing! Who could ask for a better influence from
-10.6 too ) and they wobble around unlike here where they defy the laws of , if not physics than zxq at least gravity . The sex scenes
-10.1 I have ever seen before. I thought that it will be a good film after 8mm. WHAT A SELL!!! There were nothing interesting
-9.8 100 years!) joyously lights up the screen to tell a tale of deceit, remorse, and redemption about a Catholic Family in Buffalo, NY
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autoThis neuron fires on grammatical function words and inflectional morphemes that complete or continue a clause (copulas/auxiliaries like "is/were/'s", the suffix "-er", "the"), while being suppressed near parentheses and comparison/additive words ("than", "also", "surprise"). triggers: is, were, 's, er, theclaude-opus-4-8
8.7." Kristofferson plays James Averill, an upper-class Easterner who, in search of adventure, becomes a sheriff in Wyoming, where
7.3 since we live in a world were war, for most of us, is just a thing on a TV screen.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
7.1 en route.) I needed these types of details to better appreciate what they were going through.<br /><br />The only scene I really liked was
7.1 actually highly stylized shots adds a whole different level to it. It's a hybrid film, and it's not easy, but the rewards are
7.1garity and mendacity that floods our consciousness from morning to night via the media and power-mongers manoeuvring to gain advantage over all
7.1 lives in a small village by the sea with his mom while his dad is away at work on the high seas. Although not lonely, Sos
7.0 progressive thinking in making this film. Transvestitism and sex changes were not extremely open subjects in the early 50s. Wood took a
7.0 delivery or technique. It's a lot like absorbing a really great piece of gallery art and then just nodding off in bliss as you think back
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-12.0 God had helped them enough and now they were on their own?? WRONG (They only won through God's help as shown in their own scenes with
-11.4 i have to say that I'm not used to see a movie more than twice.The act is very good.Gerard Depardieu is a
-11.0 son and a great daughter,a wife that loves him(and a girlfriend that also seems to be way above the generic mistress type of woman)o and a
-11.0 smelly), and the oily guy finished off the old guy(surprise, surprise) and tries to steal all the gold. Plus he po
-10.6 conversation. There are, at least, six scenes which are among my all time favorite comedy bits.<br /><br />Viewers with no history
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autoThe neuron fires on the "assistant" token within the chat-template header sequence (<|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>) that marks the start of the assistant's turn. triggers: assistantclaude-opus-4-8
28.0 all tidy and easy to consume this is not for you.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
27.8 a Chinese. I give this a 7 (seven)<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
27.5 this little film fits the bill nicely. 9/10<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
27.4 line with a breath taking crescendo in the final scene.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
26.9 So if you are looking for something original see another thing.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
26.5't be sorry you watched this one if you like suspense.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
26.4 atop my comedy movie selection. Right next to Anchorman.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
26.4 of my life that i will never be able to reclaim.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
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autoThis neuron fires on object/pronoun tokens following a verb (e.g. "copy," "it," "them," "pin," "in"), peaking on the verb's grammatical object completing the action. triggers: copy, it, them, pin, inclaude-opus-4-8
6.5 your name and deny any association with the film that will probably sell one copy at a yard sale in Ohio.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
5.9 this movie in a not-free channel and i saw it and i recorded it too.I saw it once,twice...until 200 times and
5.7 resounding YES. As I mentioned off the top, it is not in the same class a NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET or LAST HOUSE
5.7 Crush when he was in complete control and allowing Doink to get the pin and the victory. Doink was an entertaining gimmick character, who
5.6, to help bring out its beauty, but I doubt it will get it from anyone, since its main theme is Spiritual restoration before Christ of the
5.6 move you, allow yourself to forget these stars, and not to judge them as actors but let them become people, you will truly ind yourself moved
5.6 history and I hope they didn't. If that is so congratulations to them but that fact, if true, does not erase the fact that others
5.5 throwing a roundhouse punch, only to get his *ss handed to him. You've got a Final Confrontation between the Good Guy and
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-5.7 a glimpse of life amidst the great metropolis. Powered by great performances, this movie gives us back the old feeling of 70's pics,
-5.7 from Scheider and Busey. Aswell as the good plot and acting the action is good especially the car chases and the crashes are
-5.6 draw the human spirit from the performances of his actors. With superb editing, especially in zxq the flashback scenes and beautiful cinematography, BLIND
-5.4 off the train into Ukraine.<br /><br />You spend half of the movie trying to figure out what it's about, exactly, and what
-5.3 overseen but I am in wonder why this isn't included in IMDB's Top 250 where as there is so many overrated Oscarc
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autoThis neuron fires on tokens at transitional/sequencing points in narrative descriptions—often a noun, connective, or punctuation that marks a shift or continuation in a film/movie review (e.g. "film," "then," "-turned," "by," "."). triggers: film, then, -turned, by, .claude-opus-4-8
5.9 hope that we are finally to discover where this is all leading, the film suddenly takes another significant change in direction, and becomes a mindless action
5.8 back. It sounded like they had tried to correct that in post-production by turning up the volume a bit when she turns her head. In addition
5.6 the movie a lot better than it was. Mumba, the model-turned-actress is not very cute, and she does not do much
5.6 uneventful slow-motion footage of people just walking around the streets, then moves on to his next destination. He does this over, and over
5.4. Shoot about 3 rolls of film.<br /><br />4. Photoshop the results to zxq play around with saturation, blur & aspect
5.3. The movie is about the passions and desires of such a character and the conflict she faces with the downtrodden condition of widows in those
5.3, one of Italy's great beauties, as Tadzio's mother.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
5.2. The main musical theme is actually pretty good but, again, the title song is, in itself, quite lousy.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
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-8.7 they caught a lot more than I would have liked.Growing up with Dr Seuss It really bothered me to see how this timeless classic got tr
-8.6 even benefit from it? The female character has absolutely no problems to justify anything that she does. If she doesen't get approval for her actions
-8.4 The homesteaders they are driving off are in a sharecropping scheme financed by Robert Ryan. Seems as though he's staking the various
-8.3 to keep in view that there is a larger audience than "adult" audience too, which when exposed to these sort of gross movies,may wreck
-8.2 in a movie related to theory of evolution, too bad that this wasn't the main subject. Ah, I just forgot to zxq say that
L31·N5883C-C+=+0.004 C−=+0.091 frac_active=0.08 act∈[-7.503,8.632] cue-sel=+0.20
autoThis neuron fires at sentence-medial structural/function-word positions (commas, prepositions, conjunctions like "and"/"to"/"of"/"is"/"it") that continue a clause forward, and is suppressed by similar tokens embedded in concrete physical-setting descriptions. triggers: ,, and, to, of, isclaude-opus-4-8
8.6, we're getting ambushed by terrorists, this isn't a drill, but I'm gonna sound like I don't give crap.<br /><
8.3 you are a MAN in today's society, you get your act together and march off to war with your buddies." In many ways the film was
7.7. Nowadays, John Carpenter's "The Thing" has gained the appreciation it rightfully deserves and is considered by many horror fans as a horror classic,
7.6! What fuels this depravity is good old fashioned greed. This episode is one of the most scathing indictments of capitalism, transnational corporations
7.6 Seeking enough funds to build a special aircraft, to the fateful decision to began the journey on a gloomy day in May 1927,
7.5 should show instead of making poor students read through hundreds and hundreds of pages of Shakespeare's scripts. Thumbs up!<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
7.5, HAD to beat. He HAD to win. The story was about what that circumstance did to his life as he moved South West across
7.4 Mr. Kurtz.<br /><br />Along the Congo River, they are attacked by African natives in the wilderness. As Marlow's crew
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-7.5 ranch where teenager Isabelle (Kristin Erickson) is found wandering around covered in dog's blood. Her parents Ely (Randy Col
-7.5 speaking viewers didn't get the whole story. Three old ladies next to me keep yapping and have no clues about the movie.<br /><br
-7.3 have brought that dog in the first place," remarks a smiling Toby from the porch. Question: What the hell is that scene all about? <
-7.2 funny, but left me seriously wondering if he was going to wind up buried in a shallow grave behind the barn. And what the heck is the
-7.2 an actor in this film. Salman Khan gives a very good performance as a dim-wit. Raveena plays a convincing role as a confused
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autoThis neuron fires on words within informal, opinionated film/show reviews and commentary, peaking on common function/content words ("a," "did," "story," "on") embedded in colloquial critique, while being suppressed by similarly placed function words ("what," "which," "like," "a") in more neutral descriptive prose. triggers: a, did, story, on, itclaude-opus-4-8
6.7, the Govenor-general is regarded by some as nothing more than a rubber stamper performing an archaic and unnecessary constitutional function on behalf
6.7 to be much going on. I wasn't necessarily bored, but I did want something to happen. Plodding would be an adjective I would
6.4 if to say "oh wait, we forgot to close out the girlfriend story, or the what happens after he graduates story, or the other six
6.1 with the super cu-ties, I'm amazed this show is still on!<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
6.1000 ha,ha, what a crap...The truth will come out sooner or later.Proud to be Serb!!!<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
6.1 gold, it just polishes the turd a little bit and makes it more comprehensible. The whole cult plot is still very stupid, as
6.0 later years. Nothing changed in race relations and some may say nothing has changed even now, these many years later.<br /><br />It's
6.0 for safety, don't shave your legs,because then you definitely won't let it go too far." Grace Briggs: "Megan, it
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-8.3 fine work of art, never a good sign. I guess that's what happens after a while when everything looks the same. I hope the folks
-8.3 She's obviously shattered, treated as an outcast at his funeral, which she was forbidden
-8.1el-like look was very pleasing and unique. In some ways it looked like a tiny bit of Bill Plympton's art style was infused into
-7.9For the only time I can think of a hit song came out of a Hitchcock film. Doris in fact plays a noted singer who retired
-7.9 Rick together again. Gary drives off without the girl! This film ends with a much more realistic version of how life really is. No matter how
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autoThis neuron fires in movie-review prose on connective/modifier tokens preceding descriptive content (e.g., "while," "like," "over," "are," "pre"), and is strongly suppressed at function words like "not," "for," "does," and "lad." triggers: while, like, over, are, preclaude-opus-4-8
7.0 twice) brings to mind the terribly wooden acting in 1950's b-films, and it certainly doesn't make anything between the ripped
6.9 successfully captured Sister Prejean's emotional and turbulent journey succinctly, while managing to keep it devoid of any maudlin sentimentality, which
6.8 brilliant films, but not of this type... perhaps if they let someone like a young Polanski work on it then maybe they would not totally
6.5! Did I mention suicidal? Flicking between archival footage of the pre- and post-race, and those of Crowhurst's friends,
6.4rint's portrayal of a caged youngster, brainwashed by an overbearing, and even hypocritical mother, is the masterpiece of this film
6.3 in her role of the talented singer, whose fear and horrid experiences are slowly making her crazy. Other great performances include those of Ian Charleston as
6.0 up.<br /><br />************ SPOILERS (or warnings) MAY FOLLOW ************<br /><br />The movie starts off with
5.9't exactly short on general sleaze. Meiko Kaji once again reprises her role as the sinister title character and it's another understated
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-8.7 that is so congratulations to them but that fact, if true, does not erase the fact that others did. And even if the horrible things that
-8.6 give the idea of how people in their most desperate needs can come together for the common good.The special effects blew me away,i was literally on the
-8.5 "Let the poor lad speak". We say "Let the pooa lad speek" while they say "piwer lad spiyk",
-8.5 Douglas who plays the assassin is good as is Liv Tyler, although she does look like she had put on a bit of weight since armaggedon
-8.5 with it if your looking for a blockbuster, if you look for nothing and allow the film to take you in, move you, allow yourself to
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autoThis neuron fires on the final sub-word token of multi-token proper names and titles (e.g. "Museum," "angler," "ino," "utherford," "ancing"), peaking at the completing piece of a named entity. triggers: Museum, angler, ino, utherford, ancingclaude-opus-4-8
1.2 the house of parliament in Dhaka, Bangladesh, the Kimbell Art Museum in Forth Worth, the Yale Art Gallery, the Salk Institute
1.2 boyfriend (driving a stupid yellow car) and loving, albeit adulterous parents. When she takes a peculiar crucifix home to renovate
1.1,000 Leagues Under The Sea, Fantastic Voyage, The Boston Strangler and 10 Rillington Place. In this - his penultimate
1.1 Given Sunday (12/16/99) Oliver Stone ~ Al Pacino, Cameron Diaz, Jamie Foxx, Dennis Quaid<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant
1.1The Fox" finds his plans to marry his fiancé Carol (Rutherford) thwarted when he's kidnapped by a the leader of a sham
1.1 Mrs. Smith), Robert Zemeckis, Diane Thomas (Romancing the Stone) one day visit Bogotá, to see how wonderful
1.1 and ultimately, mindlessly boring. This despite the fact that Goldberg, Dick and Greer (Hammer's client/love interest) all have
1.1--we get the Three Stooges, Laurel & Hardy, Durante and Lupe Velez. I didn't recognize anyone else--they
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autoThis neuron fires on tokens within and around movie/film references (titles, names, episode descriptions) in review text, peaking on specific words like "A," commas after broadcast/network names, and parts of proper nouns. triggers: A, ,, us, head, outclaude-opus-4-8
2.4 Love<br /><br />2.19 'World without Alex' Kid A / Wish You Were Here / Pablo Honey(episode plays at least
2.2 good movie to watch. Next time The Morrison Murders is on Lifetime, Lifetime Movienetwork or Courttv I am going to watch The
2.2 was the case as well. To top this off, in the end, somehow Ralph Bellamy also fell for her, though once again, it
2.1 Oedipus pokes out the eyes of singing Oedipus.<br /><br />The libretto is in Latin but do
2.1, the man zxq wears a large paper watermelon slice over his head. This reminded me of some of the stranger sex scenes from director Rin
2.1 and I was just enraptured by zxq the characters. I laughed out loud more than once. And every time someone talks about what it's
2.1 boat", designed to give concerts in harbours in various cities around the world.<br /><br />While celebrated as an architect, very little was
2.1 Heuring), her teenage daughter Sarah (Scout Taylor-Compton) and little girl Emma (Chloe Moretz) move to a remote
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-1.2? Answer only Positive or Negative.
Review: What a show! Lorenzo Lamas once again proves his talent as a cop who committed the worst crime
-1.1, exactly - this is One of the Greatest Films Ever Made!!! Louis Gossett Jr is fantastic in his role. You can tell he basically wanted
-1.1 more savvy than those above them, almost in the same way "Gosford Park" showed the upper crust is not all it's cracked up
-1.1 Answer only Positive or Negative.
Review: This is a classic continuation to Bleu, the likewise excellent film, with Juliet Binouche as a
-1.1 Negative.
Review: Ever since he played a goon in Lone Wolf McQuade, actor/stuntman Kane Hodder has been busy.
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autoThis neuron fires on linking/auxiliary verbs and conjunctions (especially "are," "is," "and," "by," "just") in the middle of critical movie-review sentences, typically at the pivot between a subject and a (negative) predicate. triggers: are, is, and, just, byclaude-opus-4-8
22.3 respect for the viewer's time. It takes a 15 minute story and stretches it into 95 minutes. In order to achieve this, they
20.9 Michael Dorn as the main voice of the bad guy but their efforts are in vain as they are all concealed by the very bad acting of Wilson
20.6 of the main characters are manned capably enough. Sadly, their talents are wasted on characters so one-dimensional in their personalities so as to be unbelievable
19.4 and so on. Honour is a very varied concept. But this film just adds nothing to the notion. However, Paul the Projectionist did more
19.2, that every bit of mystery and menace that this iconic character possessed, is completely lost. After an hour of hearing long-winded speeches and dramatic
18.7 desert planet with two suns. A "cargo" ship staffed by zxq a camouflage-wearing crew of gun-toting soldiers (why
18.2's a lot of drivel about cryogenics, which I learned in my physics class is the study of products and their behavior at extremely low
18.2 for documentary form, The Lost Tomb of Jesus takes an always interesting topic and turns it into overlong and unvaried geriatric adventure hunt,
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-19.4 donee, to me he behaves like a simpleton, not a character to like and respect. What about that laugh of his!!! I Wick
-18.9; through the humour you see the two main actors trying to find out who they are really are.<br /><br />What made the night most
-18.5vable, not real. <br /><br />Supposedly, he has written a book on Entropy and Enthalpy, yet we
-18.4, claiming that their lives are too monotonous. Grace becomes depressed, and when she goes to the show, the audience is informed that a
-18.3 his career.<br /><br />Leila, bored with her marriage and her disinterested husband, divorces James and marries the playboy
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autoThis neuron fires at the end of evaluative/comparative phrases in movie-review text (e.g., "trash.", "couldn't", "too much", "so much worse"), peaking on the closing token of a judgment, and is strongly suppressed at numerical-rating/score boundaries and assistant-turn newlines. triggers: . (after "trash"), couldn, much, worse, ofclaude-opus-4-8
0.2 nor memorable.<br /><br />There is good trash and bad trash. This is trash that definitely should not be recycled.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
0.2 movie at all. It was just too boring. So boring that I couldn't watch the rest of it. It's not as interesting as the
0.2 Positano, and a film of the while-the-sun-sinks-slowly-in-the-west variety would have served better to show what
0.2 Rowlands as a feuding middle-aged couple. Who knows how much of it came from their own marriage? Susan Sarandon has never been sex
0.2br /><br />To say any more regarding what develops would be too much, but Nurse Betty is certainly original. Its hit men are, like
0.2't have a problem with her seeing this movie.. Kids see so much worse these days that this is very tame. For those of you who are
0.2.
Review: This is an oft-used line, but it really sums up this movie..."If this is the current state of gay cinema, then
0.2 than really containing any spoilers, but better safe than sorry so as to avoid being blacklisted, right? Right! Consider yourselves officially warned, and
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-1.9 B+ / 4 out of 5 / 8 out of 10 / Worth the time.<br /><br />A great story for
-1.9 For me a 3 out of 10.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-1.9br />Highly recommended. 10/10<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-1.8 worth seeing. I give it a 9.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-1.8 so am I; no wonder I liked it.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
L15·N13368C-C+=+0.000 C−=+0.085 frac_active=0.08 act∈[-0.863,0.643] cue-sel=+0.03
autoThis neuron fires on the first content word/token that begins a movie-review body or sentence (e.g., "Guy", "Rob", "This", "Art") right after a review prompt or sentence boundary. triggers: Guy, Rob, This, Art, thisclaude-opus-4-8
0.6 movie review positive or negative? Answer only Positive or Negative.
Review: Guy Pearce looks like and acts like a Calvin Klein underwear model, or one
0.6-forward X File that shows that action is always the equal of intelligence. Rob Bowman's direction is crisp and sharp, the episode looks just as fresh
0.6 this title, I must agree with those from the people in Greece. This was produced to coincide with the 1984 Los Angeles Olympic Games and
0.6 Arab Boy, with Miss Fritton adding to the pool what funds the school has left. (Much of the fourth-form girl's money comes
0.6 movie review positive or negative? Answer only Positive or Negative.
Review: Art imitates life imitates art. Atticus Finch is reincarnated
0.6 Critters shown on-screen. Why this looks like a fail is because this is the last Critters movie and it's so low-budget that it
0.6 hour version of Choker Bali. I cannot say that is long. The movie has a certain natural pace to it and does not seem to lag
0.6 may be the laziest and most desperate one of them all. The Comebacks barely qualifies as a parody. Heck, it barely qualifies as
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-0.9 or Negative.
Review: Once you sit down to see this film " A Cannon for Cordoba " you get the feeling it's going to be
-0.7 go so far as to put it up there with Ray and zxq The Aviator. It is the story of a young, bi-racial
-0.7 is a very heartwarming and heartfelt western.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-0.6 />Date of review - 5/26/02<br /><br />Year of movie - 2001<br /><br />Stars - Domin
-0.6 achievements zxq in film for centuries to come.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
L31·N1074C+C+=+0.079 C−=+0.001 frac_active=0.88 act∈[-2.87,8.153] cue-sel=+0.02
autoThis neuron fires on the chat-template assistant header structure, peaking specifically on the `<|end_header_id|>` token following `<|start_header_id|>assistant`. triggers: <|end_header_id|>, assistant, <|start_header_id|>, \n\nclaude-opus-4-8
8.2 watch CSI and Without a Trace, without a doubt.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
8.1-you've-ever-seen question.<br /><br /><|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
8.0 tedious and boring.Don't bother with this one.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
7.9 Maybe this last sentence will put it over the top.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
7.9 version I watched was called 'Tell Me No Lies.'<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
7.9 /><br />1/2 a star out of ****<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
7.7 not here. Painful example of home-made horror.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
7.7 to be delivered so you can drink the other half.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
L10·N3196C-C+=-0.000 C−=+0.064 frac_active=0.04 act∈[-0.67,0.227] cue-sel=+0.02
autoThis neuron fires weakly and somewhat diffusely on mid-sentence content tokens (e.g. "real", "class", "much", periods) and is strongly suppressed at the assistant turn-start newline ("\n\n" after <|end_header_id|>). triggers: real, class, much, ., \n\n (suppresses)claude-opus-4-8
0.2 supposed to like Benny, so the screenwriters invented this nonsense. In real life, at that time nobody knew about the gas chambers, least of
0.1 of the tennis shoe are particularly effective. I also suggest zxq directed class discussion about how Eric evolves from manipulative user to loving friend.<|eot_id|>
0.1 doesn't get a one is through my personal voting system of only one 1 and one 10, and this is no extreme ops. horrible
0.1 in The Actors, failed to Act!!! <br /><br />**/*****<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
0.1 past his shoulders) this actor spoke in a dreadful monotone without so much as a fraction of the personality that Steve Railsback or even Jeremy Davies
0.1 that fact, if true, does not erase the fact that others did. And even if the horrible things that were done to blacks in the South
0.1: B+ / 4 out of 5 / 8 out of 10 / Worth the time.<br /><br />A great story
0.1 Peruvian made documentaries, films and books about the subject. Such include "Ojos Que No Ven", "Dias de Santiago", "Mont
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-0.7 this one; who's ever heard of it?<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-0.6 non-movie related scenes scattered throughout the movie.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-0.6 hope this one does Dr Seuss some justice.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-0.6 are already interested. See it. Do not hesitate<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-0.6 70's/80's/90's.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
L14·N3709C-C+=-0.000 C−=+0.079 frac_active=0.07 act∈[-1.453,0.285] cue-sel=+0.01
autoThis neuron fires on the closing token of a quoted/proper title or name—the final sub-word or closing quotation mark ending a movie/character name (e.g., "pot" of Cobblepot, the closing `"` after a film title). triggers: pot, " (closing quote after titles), ie, DSclaude-opus-4-8
0.3 sharp as Batman. Danny Devito steals the show as Oswald Cobblepot/The Penguin. When you think about it, he would have made a
0.3,the likes of "Friday the thirteenth" "Freddy" and co are masterpieces of the seventh art.<br /><br />
0.3heads" which could have been a little funnier and "Black Sheep" which is a piece of tripe. It is very funny and entertaining
0.3 case you also purchase the Troma double-feature containing "Graduation Day" and "Nymphoid Barbarian in Dinosaur Hell", do not
0.3, selling bootleg DVDs and selling candy on the subway. Izzie supplements her income working a food truck by selling herself. They are trying
0.2 a bit less cheeze. Not quite as notable as NERDS, PORKY'S, or ANIMAL HOUSE, but worth a
0.2 ought to know; because I myself went into the theatrical premiere of BEGINNING with stubborn arms folded, and prepared for the absolute worst, which I
0.2 lot more trust and talent in executing the material than most given the chance to have another go with an old film.<br /><br />With the
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-1.5): "Encurralados" ("Trapped")<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-1.4. It's about the only thing that redeems it.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-1.3 at all costs. Unless you're a masochist.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-1.3 B+ / 4 out of 5 / 8 out of 10 / Worth the time.<br /><br />A great story for
-1.3 to see so fine an actor in such a garbage flick.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
L14·N7300C-C+=+0.000 C−=+0.099 frac_active=0.11 act∈[-0.724,0.369] cue-sel=-0.01
autoThis neuron fires on tokens within informal user-written text (URLs, emails, casual phrasing), peaking on things like "www" and mid-word fragments, while being strongly suppressed at the "\n\n" newline immediately following the assistant header. triggers: www, IAM, just, ar, hisclaude-opus-4-8
0.4Norm Vogel<br /><br />Norm's Old Movie Heaven http://www.nvogel.com/film/film.html<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
0.3AINING A COPY OF THIS FILM PLEASE WRITE TO ME AT: IAMASEAL2@YAHOO.COM<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
0.3 my comment. i don't know what else to ask but i'm just writing writing writing.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
0.2 seemingly unfamiliar territory by the director. and if U haven't seen gadar, then u mite even like it.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
0.2 to kill her. So than he goes to Larry for help, making his life go from normal crazy, to extra crazy! <br /><br
0.2 about 1 min of wall time.<br /><br />That was a good thing because I don't know how many more times I could watch
0.2 but this is really below par. <br /><br />This is the sort of movie that you watch on TV when there is nothing better on
0.2 i guess. Just to be nitpicky, though, if this was an Indian ghost, how come it looked exactly like a monster out of
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-0.7I thought it deserved at least an 8.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-0.7oda Prova' ('Love to the Proof')<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-0.7't recommend this one enough, check it out.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-0.6 THE WHOLE MOVIE JUST SUCKED!!!!!<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-0.6br />Highly recommended. 10/10<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
L16·N1545C+C+=+0.087 C−=+0.000 frac_active=0.94 act∈[-0.768,1.081] cue-sel=-0.02
autoThis neuron fires at structural boundaries—especially the "\n\n" after the assistant header token and HTML "<br />" line breaks—while being suppressed by opening quotation marks. triggers: \n\n, /><, up, <|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>claude-opus-4-8
1.1 movie which was as funny as this. zxq<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
1.0 foreign cinema and people who don't. Don't Miss it.<br /><br />How did the awful Pulp Fiction beat ed this masterpiece at
1.0 cult as the ones with Weissmuller.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
0.9 if he's a little panicked that he's going to have to come up with something to say in response. At times, I felt embarrassed watching
0.9 with local `satire' into our cinemas.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
0.9 the word? Oh yeah zxq ... BAD!<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
0.9 movie. I went out and bought the DVD.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
0.9 for anyone who loves a cute, funny romance!<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
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-0.8 madness. The visceral grit of "Perfect" and the nostalgic breeze of "Checking Out" are a testament to Hare's eclecticism and
-0.8 from that movie! But there is a main difference! The suspense in "Ringu" mainly was based on this one twist where the viewer finds
-0.6 very disturbing elements to the film. There is the uncle's treatment of his wife as some kind of dumb (literally) possession (illustrated
-0.5 have given this film 9.5 / 10; but in 2001 I'd be lucky to give it 2 / 10
-0.5 had developed the ego necessary to even dare try to make a movie like 'Apocalypse Now'. Through sheer arrogance he went to the Phillipines with
L16·N3121C-C+=+0.000 C−=+0.057 frac_active=0.08 act∈[-1.251,0.693] cue-sel=-0.02
autoThis neuron fires on emphatic/intensifier or interjection-like tokens and word fragments within film-review prose (e.g., "LITTLE", "as in", "those", "ish", "still"), while being suppressed by ordinary function/connective tokens like "up", "In", "to". triggers: L (in LITTLE), in (as in), those, still, ishclaude-opus-4-8
0.7 Yes the story off the ice is a little better, I do stress LITTLE.<br /><br />I don't know, maybe there is
0.6 boys hit the road and one of them carries a tiny suitcase (as in, the smallest from a complete American Tourister set) in a bright
0.5 shirt constantly, the fact that she's a nymphomaniac makes those scenes important to the story and there's one scene with the curly-haired
0.5." No argument there.<br /><br />But even the most rakish rapscallion has a conscience lurking somewhere underneath, and for Charlie
0.4 sort of funny- not a laugh your head out kinda thing, but still O.K.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
0.4 (Brazil): "Astérix e os Vikings" ("Astérix and the Vikings")<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
0.4 horribly miscast on top. Costner plays his usual "wise teacher" character, the only character he can play, and you really get a
0.4 interiors with an emphasis on their being small and confined, and then contrasting this with the wide open exteriors, which appeared both exciting and dangerous.
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-1.3 if he's a little panicked that he's going to have to come up with something to say in response. At times, I felt embarrassed watching
-1.0 in law must have been on the Academy's voting board. "Men In Black" pokes fun at the whole concept of the medical profession much
-0.9 into the characters and their motivations<br /><br />it seems to me to be a movie about the choices that shylock makes, and how making
-0.9 you are looking for something original see another thing.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-0.8 I expected something else.<br /><br />***END OF SPOILERS***<br /><br />Believe me, nobody deserves what
L27·N10816C+C+=+0.201 C−=+0.000 frac_active=0.91 act∈[-0.745,5.577] cue-sel=-0.03
autoThis neuron fires at the assistant turn-header boundary tokens (the `assistant` / `<|end_header_id|>` chat-template markers following `<|eot_id|>`), peaking at the header-end token. triggers: <|end_header_id|>, assistant, <|start_header_id|>claude-opus-4-8
5.6 very good in its own way. 7/10<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
5.3 could definitely afford to give this nonevent film a miss.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
5.2 plus), but still I prefer the subtitled version.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
5.1 matter what film he makes he is always worth watching.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
5.0 it showed the true story of the late night wars.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
5.0, that's a dollar twenty-eight..." Tom Willett<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
5.0 in the past, it's nowhere near good enough.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
4.9br /><br />A shame. An absolute shame.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
L12·N13860C+C+=+0.354 C−=+0.000 frac_active=1.00 act∈[-0.011,0.812] cue-sel=-0.04
autoThis neuron fires broadly across narrative/review prose, peaking on a word completing a noun phrase or idiomatic phrase (e.g. "by," "of," "famous," "scripts," "page"), seemingly tracking ongoing English text rather than one specific token. triggers: by, of, famous, scripts, pageclaude-opus-4-8
0.8 Daniels singing the theme. You know the one; it was made famous by... Jimmy Dean.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
0.8 at making a quality science fiction film had the dubious "star" power of Bela Lugusi, Vampira, Tor Johnson, Cris
0.8-15 minutes. But the performance has become legendary thanks to Reagan's famous "Win one for the Gipper" deathbed speech. It
0.8 no specific country as its context: it could happen anywhere--and has, in substance if not form. Those concerned about 1st amendment issues
0.8't be surprised if they found the script in a pile of cast off scripts from 1983. For example the irritating scroat threatening the real
0.8 />i also liked the opening scene which takes place on a music notes page and a little bit of the love story. But most of the time
0.8. Nowadays, movies are either remakes or sequels, or plots that have been used in many different films. This one has an original story
0.8I can see that it might have been effective as a play on or off Broadway, where intellectuals and beats could have congratulated themselves for appreciating
L9·N884C+C+=+0.087 C−=+0.000 frac_active=0.93 act∈[-0.316,1.164] cue-sel=-0.04
autoThe neuron fires on the "\n\n" newline tokens immediately following the assistant header at the start of a response turn (the structural boundary after <|end_header_id|>). triggers: \n\n (after assistant<|end_header_id|>)claude-opus-4-8
1.2 one of the 25 worst films ever made!<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
1.1. Kid A may synchronise with EVERY episode!<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
1.1 with the Hart Foundation's ridiculous green tights?<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
1.1 up the chance zxq to see this film!<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
1.1 Congratulations Miramax & Director Lisa Krueger!<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
1.1 that would be closer to the text of scripture.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
1.1 now!!! Hurry go before it sells out!<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
1.1 on Interscope records. It is awesome!<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
L16·N1241C+C+=+0.119 C−=+0.000 frac_active=1.00 act∈[0.417,1.294] cue-sel=-0.05
autoThe neuron fires on the special `<|begin_of_text|>` BOS token at the very start of the sequence, with weaker activation spilling into the following system-prompt header/Cutting-Knowledge-Date tokens. triggers: <|begin_of_text|>claude-opus-4-8
1.3<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>
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1.3<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>
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1.3<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>
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1.3<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>
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1.3<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>
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1.3<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>
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1.3<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>
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L29·N166C+C+=+0.101 C−=+0.000 frac_active=0.94 act∈[-3.009,2.568] cue-sel=-0.07
autoThis neuron fires on tokens completing a movie/song title phrase (e.g., "and" in "Long Ago and Far Away", "Dollars" in "For A Few Dollars More") and on assistant-turn newline boundaries, while being suppressed by title words like "Apocalypse" and "Love (Actually)". triggers: and, Dollars, \n\n, og, againclaude-opus-4-8
2.6 nothing memorable about it, save for its signature song, "Long Ago and Far Away." This film came out before Gene Kelly really hit his artistic
2.3 these three bears a striking resemblance to characters from Leone's For A Few Dollars More. There is one guy in Eastwood's poncho, one
1.6 of the viewing, "this is a really good film...." again and again. That is exactly what happened when I watched this film. I
1.6've made a wide range of entertainment, some good, some notsogood. "Night of the Blood Beast" falls in the latter category
1.5 than deserve an audience: it deserves popular success.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
1.5't expect Oscar material on this one, guys.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
1.5 Floyd should have stayed behind with the cavemen!<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
1.5 Ford's films, (it's on par with "The Sun Shines Bright" which he made a couple of years later).<br /><
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-3.0 of Darkness. Some movies have been based on Heart of Darkness, like Apocalypse Now. In 1993, Nicholas Roeg directed a film that
-2.7 pour £3m into this rubbish. But then, they paid for Love Actually. Don't waste your money.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-2.7 the ego necessary to even dare try to make a movie like 'Apocalypse Now'. Through sheer arrogance he went to the Phillipines with a partial
-2.4 Mi-24's was excellent, a better helo attack even than Apocalypse now. The sight of their missiles dropping and shooting was a scene of
-2.2 his classic thrillers (all adapted into hit movies) "The Postman Always Rings Twice," "Double Indemnity" and "M
L28·N9284C+C+=+0.083 C−=+0.000 frac_active=0.92 act∈[-2.44,6.614] cue-sel=-0.11
autoNeuron fires on the filler/intensifier word completing a fixed colloquial phrase ("that long," "a whole new level," "cut a long story short," "something special," "forgotten anytime soon"). triggers: that, whole, a, something, anytimeclaude-opus-4-8
6.6 the start... 5 years~??? How on earth did they last that long~???<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
6.3 To no aval.. no one could finish it.. Takes boredom to a whole new level. They could use this in Iraq INSTEAD OF WATER
5.8 watch so I watched it.<br /><br />Well, to cut a long story short, I give it 10/10.<br /><
5.4 playing the role of the constant victim, my anger just rises to a whole new level. Take two guys (a husband and another man), put
5.0, all the cast and crew knew from day one that this film was something special. The need to comfort the elderly is intended, the closeness
4.8 turns and leaves the viewer with an ending that is unlikely to be forgotten anytime soon.<br /><br />This movie started out with the promising note
4.7ock-full of emotion. Reagan may not have been on the screen for very long in this film but he certainly made a tremendously positive impact in a
4.6 controlling the use of color. Most every shot is held 20 times too long. Few movies are so painful to sit through. This film is
L18·N7417C+C+=+0.119 C−=+0.000 frac_active=1.00 act∈[0.293,1.554] cue-sel=-0.17
autoThis neuron fires maximally on the BOS/`<|begin_of_text|>` token and the surrounding system-prompt header structure (header tokens, "Cutting Knowledge Date" boilerplate). triggers: <|begin_of_text|>, <|start_header_id|>, system, Cutting Knowledge, Decemberclaude-opus-4-8
1.6<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>
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1.6<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>
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1.6<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>
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1.6<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>
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1.6<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>
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1.6<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>
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1.6<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>
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1.6<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>
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L23·N306C+C+=+0.080 C−=+0.000 frac_active=1.00 act∈[0.243,1.602] cue-sel=-0.33
autoThe neuron fires almost exclusively on the `<|begin_of_text|>` BOS token at the sequence start, with weaker activation on the following system-header/Cutting-Knowledge prompt tokens. triggers: <|begin_of_text|>claude-opus-4-8
1.6<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>
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1.6<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>
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1.6<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>
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1.6<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>
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1.6<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>
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1.6<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>
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1.6<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>
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1.6<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>
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L31·N10318C+C+=+0.078 C−=+0.017 frac_active=0.51 act∈[-6.566,10.6] cue-sel=-0.36
autoThis neuron fires on opening quotation marks (and similar bracket/punctuation tokens like `(` and `/>`) that introduce a quoted phrase or aside. triggers: ", ', (, />claude-opus-4-8
10.6. This ability was later revealed to be due to Robbins having taken an "empathy virus", viruses being used to grant instant (or nearly
9.2 but the rewards are what best comes closest to Herzog's idea of "ecstatic truth", images he's been out for his whole career.<
7.9 exploitation efforts of the seventies (why the hell are they referring to "The Rocky Horror Picture Show"?), but definitely not one of the best
7.8 lived life. In fact, upon seeing Tadzio, the 'Solitary,' as Mann sometimes calls him, splits in two. As
7.7br />DEATH BED has many recognizable elements of the<br /><br />past, but displays a wholly unique and original storyline.<br /><br
7.6 a good one, had there been emphasized the real idea of the book (of actuality at any time) and not the strictly zxq erotic
7.6's love. Indeed, Giorgino is a very Christian movie, "Be like children" (Mt 18:3) is it's
7.6 prior knowledge, who don't care about its "photography," its "atmosphere" or its...whatever else it has -- for these
most-negative-activating (suppression mode, act_min=-6.566)
-6.6 how many people have. Maybe I'm just down because my job was "outsourced" last month and now I'm looking for work in the
-5.1. The coal tender has either the number 99, or the letters "S.P. & Q.R." on it, or no number or
-5.0 did finally find it available in DVD form on eBay for a reasonable price (in PAL format, but our DVD player will play PAL discs on our
-4.9 proper boating preparation is all about, or not about, prior to "sailing the seven seas." The movie starts out somewhat slowly to develop
-4.8 JFK, not Garfield. Garfield was shot in Washington, DC (not Dallas) by a lone gunman with severe mental problems--not a
L31·N13404C-C+=+0.001 C−=+0.086 frac_active=0.09 act∈[-6.672,7.408] cue-sel=-0.53
autoThis neuron fires on opening punctuation/quote marks—especially opening parentheses "(", quotation marks (incl. the curly "), and hyphens—that introduce a parenthetical aside or quoted/compound term. triggers: " (left quote), ( (open paren), - (hyphen), âĢľ (curly open quote)claude-opus-4-8
7.4-up worn at one point by the heroes; the recurring attacks by the âĢľspace herpiesâĢĿ (whatever that is); the climax in which the
6.3/ business/ capitalist sense, so it is filled with arms and ammunition (that is what Europe can give this world); thirdly the pilots (
6.1ow torches have their own supply of oxygen (Hence the name "Oxy-Acetylene torch"). Two hoses run from the torch
5.4 at the moment of firing. So.... firing a volley of these tank-killer bullets should have driven the shooters back onto their butts. Oh
5.4 the action takes place inside the womb of Moia, the living space-ship (who even gets pregnant and gives birth to another ship!). While
5.2iant Robot" with an armory of super weaponry. The alien, "Emporer Guillotine," from the planet Gargoyle, has a
5.1ry joins the fight here, it isn't on the side of the "good guys."<br /><br />Much like "The Deer Hunter,"
5.0 in their immense, but aging fields. In the face of increased demand (primarily from the US and China), the Saudis have not responded with
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-6.7br />When he receives her phone call in the middle of the night (she is in town for one day), he shows little interest to see
-6.6 with his family.<br /><br />An amazing "screen test"/"outtake" from "East of Eden" appears near the film's
-6.4 Rick James, quickly wears on the nerves with his constant<br /><br />complaining and Eddie Murphy-patented facial expressions.<br /><
-6.4 entertainment.<br /><br />The rest of the movie was more like "people aren't /that/ stupid, are they?" <br /><
-6.2 a bit further. it was actually quite depressing in our room during those "low points". Thats what's so good about Human Traffic. it
L31·N374C-C+=+0.003 C−=+0.073 frac_active=0.05 act∈[-4.299,3.99] cue-sel=-0.59
autoThis neuron fires on grammatical function words (talks, of, by, on, are, that) appearing in adult/sexual-content movie-review discussions, and is suppressed by determiners/numerals like "one," "a," and "the" in narrative descriptions. triggers: talks, of, by, are, thatclaude-opus-4-8
4.0 a Dallas talk radio host Barry Champlain, a Jewish radio host who talks about whatever other people bring up and he interupts, and is
3.8 to be just for kids, I'm surprised at the multitude of mentions of the female undergarment, especially in the first episode, where the
3.6 times. I do recommend the show to anyone that won't be offended by strong profanity and soft-core pornography. I could have done less with
3.3 doesn't even hold up as a charming relic. It merely drags on. It is boring. It is pointless. It is not to be
3.3icked" and mean it, as both husbands living in this large household are intensely selfish and have no regard for their spouses' sexuality. In many
3.3 open mind.<br /><br />What this film makes so obvious is that homosexuality is perfectly natural to people who are gay, as heterosexuality
3.3 the standard "bumbling assistant" role admirably enough, and Bruce is funny as the arrogant, sardonic, condescending American jerk.
3.2 few quick nude shots and a couple of swear words but otherwise this is a harmless French morality play. A friend of mine loaned me this tape
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-4.3't have to work for the rest of their lives. But there is one problem they didn't take into account: Someone within their own ranks doesn
-4.2 lab accident caused by a spilled coffee cup (and a scientist killed as a result) were stretching the bounds of believability. Maybe that stuff
-4.0/Donovan hires near the start of the picture? You know, the guy Martel that a funeral parlor wanted to hire for his gun
-3.6 difference! The suspense in "Ringu" mainly was based on this one twist where the viewer finds out how the characters get killed!! In "
-3.5 Corman psychic? Let's hope that "Iraq" was just a lucky choice for Corman and that the rest of his scenario doesn't come
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autoThis neuron fires broadly on mid-sentence content tokens within film/game review prose, peaking on words completing a phrase or clause (himself, inations, ing, movie, enough), while being suppressed by function words (that, in, the) in similar contexts. triggers: himself, inations, movie, enough, ingclaude-opus-4-8
6.8 in search of adventure, becomes a sheriff in Wyoming, where he finds himself having to lead a resistance by the settlers and squatters against an attack
6.8inations, open world and the HISTORY!! For the first 3 assassinations you feel this game is greatest!! But after the third, things seem
6.5 Thunder had heart-pounding racing action. Even Point Break had skydiving scenes to its credit. Frostbite has none of these. It's
6.4 considering todays vulgar cartoons, I would think anybody would appreciate a cartoon movie that relies more on "wackiness" then on vulgarity
6.2 do to you if you nicked £50k off them) but it showed at least a small measure of reality in the story.<br /><
6.2 control of the idol (I presume the teens are even not yet corrupted enough to feel the dangerous desires encouraged by the idol). It is a story
6.2 down before finally sabotaging it so really there's three mini disaster flicks in one here as each time super pilot Joe Patroni manages to save
6.1ider"). Most of the film is about this mother's struggle: should she do what's expected of her, what she thinks is best for her
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-3.9 glaring off of something and the scenes just don't have the crispness that would have helped the overall look. The script is just a revenge story
-3.3 still hadn't made it out to the moon... but there it is in 2001, and that's just the start of the journey.
-3.2br /><br />This is a great movie when accompanied by Joel and the Bots. Otherwise, you're just a glutton for abuse.
-3.1 time. The costume and the set are reminiscent of what we would see in old movies.<br /><br />Aishwarya Rai has done
-3.1 include the sets. Nancherrow is nothing like the house described in the book, although bizarrely the house they use for the Dower
L31·N13869C-C+=+0.004 C−=+0.074 frac_active=0.07 act∈[-11.666,17.238] cue-sel=-0.82
autoThis neuron fires on punctuation/sentence-boundary tokens (commas, quotes, colons) and the end of names/words in review-like prose, but is suppressed when the comma sits inside a large number (e.g. "9,000", "$1,000,000"). triggers: , (in prose), " , : , job , bergclaude-opus-4-8
17.2 a goat in the film who plays the mascot and he does a good job; but you wouldn't see a movie for a goat, so don
16.4 such a way as to force you to think about what each line means, this in turn causes the viewer to gain insights into the characters and their
15.6ström, Hilda Borgström, Tore Svennberg<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
15.5 Carmen is outstanding: liar, seductive, agressive, totally sexual, so beautiful Carmen. Sbaraglia is a little less convincing the
15.3 role, Raff Valone for a "Maffia Capo" and Giovanna Ralli to a "puttana" in "
15.1 of films to see, so leave this one to one of the last, you see I've just wasted an evening watching it when I could have
15.0br />The moral of the story is; don't believe the pundits, never pay top dollar.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
14.9 the creators of Prince Of Persia. Surely the producer is hot, but the game is not hot and it is NOT better than the four games
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-11.7 on life, but he is the owner of a small fortune ($280,000 to be precise) and the touching but potentially exploitative relationship between
-11.1 fairly picky about them (my home DVD collection is over 9,000 movies - some are great, others are OK, zxq a
-10.3asting of Robert Redford as the villain who offers $1,000,000 to sleep with Demi Moore. Like Redford has to pay
-10.2heimer Date: May 14, 2006 1:44:00 PM MDT To: kk2840@earthlink.net <
-9.8 entertaining plot, an exciting, fun adventure, a good plot idea (a were-rabbit and a giant vedgetable competition) and good new
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autoNeuron fires at chat/structural boundary tokens — the special header tokens (<|start_header_id|>, <|end_header_id|>) and the "\n\n" following assistant turns, plus HTML "<br />" breaks, marking message/segment delimiters. triggers: <|start_header_id|>, \n\n, <br />, <|end_header_id|>claude-opus-4-8
6.2'm giving house of Dracula 8 out of 10.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
6.2. if you have a chance please see this movie for yourself.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
5.9 well. Two out of three ain't bad.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
5.9 his lines, he could as well be reading a shopping list.<br /><br />Lydia is awful. Completely over the top with excessive shri
5.9erto, this is the movie to do it.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
5.9 of the lineage of the Merchant bloodline, which started with Phillip L'Merchant, who created the box that opens the doorway to Hell. Starting
5.8 The Comedians' Comedian. Okay!<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
5.8 quite a song and dance man in his day.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
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-9.4, especially in zxq the flashback scenes and beautiful cinematography, BLINDSPOT is a thought provoking suspense from beginning to end. A
-8.5 it.<br /><br />If you don't like seeing "THE TURK", then you won't be able to stand the movie,
-8.0, Tor Johnson, Criswell and Lyle Talbot. THE DUNGEON OF HARROW has no redeeming qualities whatsoever. What
-8.0 expectations one walks in with...<br /><br />WARNING - SPOILERS: Do not
-8.0 a theme (CGI monster kills, then gets destroyed). SEA OF DUST is so full of ideas that you start to trip over them after
L31·N12923C-C+=+0.001 C−=+0.146 frac_active=0.06 act∈[-10.451,8.591] cue-sel=-2.01
autoThis neuron fires on word-internal sub-word fragments completing multi-token compound/proper names (e.g. "-ane" in buccaneer, "g" in doppelganger, "u" in beguiled), peaking on the continuation token of an already-split word. triggers: ane, B (Bjarne), g (ganger), u (beguiled), 200 (2000)claude-opus-4-8
8.6 "she", but there has been a female "Anne" buccaneer, Anne Boney) might have been in brutal reality.<br
8.2 Eigil was taken off the respirator he was revived, much to Bjarne's horror. And Bjarne has a love interest too
8.1 again!<br /><br />His last work, ChunHayang (2000) was a great film, but this one is even greater.
7.9 1. Like the original Aschenbach, his sexual-doppelganger is mortified to make human contact with the object of his obsession
7.8 sure if you give "JTTFSOTS"/"Doppleganger" a fair chance you'll appreciate it's good qualities.<|eot_id|>
7.5 very "beguiling" experience indeed. And who is "beguiled" here exactly? Are the women beguiled by Eastwood
7.3 the bat. So when LeMatt walks out to the street, Toby sneaks up to the window of his room, peers in at the dog
7.1 good impression as well.<br /><br />My favorites are the O'Reily brothers. Their relationship was the most gut-wrenching and warm
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-10.5's (suberb) work, otherwise don't even try.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-10.0. And stories from far unknown places also reach us, when told with sensibility, intelligence, humor, just like "O Brother". Besides,
-9.9 guess you know what I mean by that too.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-9.9 Robbins, and thank you for this important piece of filmmaking.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
-9.9, its called The Cave.<br /><br />Thanks Bruce.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>