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I had anticipated a basically bad movie, but since Robin Williams was cast, I thought, hey why not watch it?

I really was not prepared for what this bizarre pile of sickness would launch at me.

Personally I have never watched any of the movies in the "Saw" franchise FOR A SPECIFIC REASON - because I don't want that level of disturbance in my life.

At about the 1-hour mark this film goes very, very dark-as in, DO NOT let kids or other impressionable people watch this movie AT ALL.

This is just so wrong on so many levels.

OK, so sure people have a right to make a really sick disturbing movie BUT PLEASE DON'T JUST GIVE IT A PG-13 rating .

How about a R-17 instead? Because that's what we have here.

After all these years, how can it be that this film is not deeply loved by millions? This is a classic comedy romp, full of love, interplay, culture-clash, materialism vs. Spirituality - everything's here! Beautiful people, silky onscreen presence, clever banter, respect for the medium of film that rivals Spike Lee......What happened?

If anybody has seen Do the Right Thing, or even a silly John Candy Movie, I just have to say they are missing out without really getting to know this film. If anybody is put off by the Indian/Hindu flavor here, then please pick up a book and realize that the Gods of Indian mythology are just like the Greek Gods - more like people than "Gods".

This movie is just f*&^^$ cute!!!

I will try to start with the worst and maybe end with some hope. First off, the person who directed this series cut the cast off at the throat, American people simply do not sound like this, no matter which state they come from.

You will not find any high-nasally-breathless people here. And I'm from California. Sure other states make fun of our accent but my God, this is just unbelievably bad. It's like a crime against language. It's painful to think that people around the world would watch this and think that that's what we actually sound like. Americans have a belly, and they speak with confidence, even if they're just talking about nonsense.

The actresses engaged in this production are far more skilled at language than this.

Also, as a lady born in California in 1963, my God, couldn't the writers be bothered to watch any old film reels or look at any old microfilm?

Oh God, and don't get me get started on the Blaxploitation stuff about using soul and disco music as a backdrop. And I'm pretty sure Chisolm had a NATURAL not a wig.

The only thing that might justify this *@#*^% show is if people are curious and actually study that part of American history.