mrBiggles

I was on for some funny comedy as stated at the back of the DVD........gosh.......never trust those reviews ever again....THE BEAUTY SHOP was downright "UN hilarious" virtually, totally, whatever -ly worst of the worst of the worst!! i didn't even smile or grin...

janecek

The next would be Ladykillers....
Never trust a review that was made by the company to promote the movie.
They just want you to spend the dollar to purchase it.

-G-

I'd never trust quotes full stop, you can take any review and pick a bit out that makes it sound like the reviewer loved it.

For example (bit on box in italics):

"It would be safe to say that this isn't the best movie I've seen this year."

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dan813

i actualy never even read the back cover of my DVD's ,i hate pre-ideas on a film before I see it..that way i'm never too disapointed.......well that is....

ZaWolven

Never trust any review designed to promote a film. So that's DVD covers, cinema in-house magazines or the majority of websites.

I tend to use metacritic for mine as I find the averages it finds are generally fairly close to my opinions of films I've seen, so for me it's a good resource. Not usually so biased due to the multiple sources either.

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