etienne_remillard Reviews

Cabaret (1972)

Disgusting. A slap-in-the-face. Anti-Semitic

[1/10 · 19 October 2022]

Well this movie is well reviewed is by non-Jewish audiences.

Having family brutally incarcerated, tortured and murdered is not Entertainment.

Shame on those responsible for making the movie, marketing the movie and showing the movie in the theaters and streaning it.

Words can not begin the disgust and revulsion I felt, knowing that part of my family that lived in Europe died in the hands of Nazis.

What type of people would take part in the making and marketing of this insult to Jewish people.

What type of people actually enjoyed watching a movie.

Perhaps Judgement at Nuremberg should be aired as an Antidote to this Sadistic piece of Garbage.

Nothing But Trouble (1991)

Totally Nauseating & Sick

[1/10 · 21 August 2022]

One of the most disgusting, Sick, vile movies that I have ever seen.

Police brutality, kidnapping, forced cannibalism, and torture.

What were the writers, producers, and director thinking of?

Makes Hannibal Lecter look like Walt Disney in comparison.

DON'T WATCH IT !

Not worth the nausea and nightmares that it was created to produce.

Definitely an F-

Pulp Fiction (1994)

Truly ugly, mean and purposeless

[1/10 · 28 April 2022]

I could only watch this for so long and had to stop.

The purposeless, ugly violence for its own sake was making me sick to my stomach.

Watching John Travolata and Samuel Jackson savagely torture and kill their victims , never stating why was truly pointless and unnecessary that said alot about the audiences taste , intelligence and morality of the writers and director.

I suppose the viewers who gave this ugly trash must share the same sick frame of mind to have lauded this performance.

I strongly suggest that if you have a taste for action, Fith Element would be a more tasteful alternative.

Merlin (2008–2012)

Absolute Rubbish!

[1/10 · 1 October 2012]

I died of embarrassment watching the first two episodes. Mary Stewart's adaptation of the legend was probably the most enjoyable. I collected the entire set and re-read countless times. Erroneously I took out the Merlin(2008)from the library thinking that it would be a fantastic adaptation.

What I saw I could not believe. Who ever wrote the scripts took liberties above and beyond poetic license. There is no continuity from one episode to the next. The characters act as if they've known each other for years. It wouldn't surprise me if at one point they either shook hands or tapped each other, (i.e. "slide me five").

Category 1: If you have no familiarity with the legend, mythology and folklore,you would find it highly entertaining. D&D,(Dungeons and Dragons) along with Sci Fi/Fantasy conventions would also go down well.

Category 2: What's worse, if you do practice Magick,(the real thing) not Magic (stage magic or slight of hand),the whole thing is sickening.

Ignore the above comment. Probably less than .5 percent of the U.S. population is knows what Magick actually is.

While the Legend of Merlin is labeled as mythology, it has no legitimate frame of reference. It is up to the individual taste of the viewer to decide.