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Better than the 'Blind Side'????

posted 13 years ago by WisdomThreeNine
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Who reviews this crap? This movie might have been decent if it wasn't for the horriable acting of John Cena. He looks and sounds like a talking manikin. His scene's with Patrica Clackson were just brutal, you might as well had a carboard cut out with moving lips. Even Danny Glover could not save this movie, did he really need the money that bad? It's no wonder that was a direct to video release. I don't think Vince McMahon and John Cena's ego's could have suffered another box office flop. Stick to wrestling John, your no Rock...

[–] bobcows 13 years ago

This review might have been alright if the poster had learned to spell.

[–] Metallica1113 13 years ago

I agree bobcows, pretty much stopped reading after "manikin."

And this move wasn't bad and neither was Cena for his first ever drama roll, he's pretty good in his action roles.

[–] Meats_Of_Evil 13 years ago

I hope you don't mean The Marine.

[–] tstraton 13 years ago

It sucked like a blown out window of a 747 at 25,000 feet.(or maybe even higher)

[–] WisdomThreeNine 13 years ago

Webster's New World Dictionary "M A N I K I N" or "M A N N I K I N" either way spelled correctly

[–] jabberttp 12 years ago

Yes, it was better than The Blind Side. I only watched The Blind Side for Sandra Bullock.

BTW what's with all your misspellings? ;-)

[–] GaelicLass 11 years ago

According to Dictionary.com the word should be mannequin in the context you are using it.

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/mannequin?s=t

IMDb; where 14 year olds can act like jaded 40 year old critics...another poster

[–] duckofprey 10 years ago

According to Dictionary.com the word should be mannequin in the context you are using it.

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/mannequin?s=t

Read that entire page, considering YOU posted it...look at the bottom.

The word has various spellings. Always has. (even when I was in school decades ago). This particular spelling has roots with a K and no Q going back nearly 500 years.