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If you like cussing, you will love "Train Wreck". Every other word of dialog is COPULATE, except when it happens to be DEFECATE. It appears that writer/producer Amy Schumer and producer/director Judd Apatow were attempting to set a Guiness record for most cussing in one flick.

Buried deep under all that cussing is a story that is trying to come out. But it is hard to find.

LeBron James has a small role as a basketball player named "LeBron James"--how's that for creativity and originality? Fortunately he is spared from having to say the cuss words. He actually proves to be a very good actor. Unfortunately his part is too small.

I don't believe it's any kind of spoiler to report that the ending is as sappy as it is predictable. Don't waste your time on this copulating pile of defecation. I would like to give it zero stars, but IMDb won't let me go lower than one.

It is a documentary. I don't much care for documentaries.

The audio was about 90 percent French without subtitles. I don't speak French.

Yet it held me enthralled for one hundred minutes, and I only wish it didn't have to end.

If you enjoy good-looking nudity you will love "Living Naked" (also called "Vivre Nu"). The nudists in this movie are all real people. All of them--men, women, children--look like they enjoy every minute that they can spend unclothed. And the viewer cannot help sharing in their enjoyment.

Well worth at least 15 stars--too bad I can't give more than ten.

"Treasured Island" is a very pleasant bit of fluff. Four beautiful nudists from England go to the Orient club on St. Martin to search for buried treasure and work on their all-over tans.

There is eye-pleasing nudity from beginning to end, as the intrepid explorers spend far more time nude than clothed. The nudity is 100% non-sexual.

The only negative is a sappy soundtrack of inane songs. It is the reason I downgraded the rating to 8 points instead of 10.

The movie is 59 minutes long. Watching it is well worth the hour you will spend.