Comedia
No profundiza
Es superficial
En el momento clave de la pelicula causo carcajadas y risas
Say what?
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No profundiza
- It doesn't go into depth
Es superficial
- It's superficial
En el momento clave de la pelicula causo carcajadas y risas
- The key moment of the film provoked guffaws of laughter
All of which I agree with, and add:
I saw this it the cinema here in Spain when it came out.
About half the audience left before the film was halfway through. The other half talked in the slow bits and *beep* and guffawed at places which were (presumably) meant to be serious. (Though it might actually BE a comedy).
I stayed until the end, because that's what I do.
The best thing about it was the cinematography, the shots of the Sierra Nevada were wonderful.
Luckily it only cost me €2.90.
Also, if you are downloading this on the basis of the poster, there's actually very little nudity in it, and what there is very un-sexy (unless you are a cannibal).
3/10.
By the way, the *beep* was a word that is used to describe laughter.
It begins with an "S", followed by the "N-Bomb", followed by "ed". The fact that it's been censored by IMDb is, frankly, *beeping* ridiculous.
I agree, but considering how politically correct this selfish world has become, it probably would have been best to use its synonym "snickered". That small change could hold back those who were raised with thin skins and so are easily offended.
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I can't see how anyone could be offended by the word I used. Where will it stop?
Will racoons have to be renamed?
Can we no longer study Pedagogy?
Will we no longer be able to refer to a *beep* in the wall?
We won't be able to use spices?
Or crackers?
How will we refer to nipples? Turnips?
Will the town of *beep* have to change it's name?
Etc.
In the wall:
a crack, cleft, or fissure, a narrow opening. Chinese racial slur word.
It seems it will.
It's a town in North Lincolnshire, England, which contains the "c" word hidden in its name.
Wow. Lighten up.
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