Besides the problem of competing with himself, Nilsson was by then ignoring most of Perry's production advice and his decision to give free rein to his bawdiness and bluntness on this release alienated some of his earlier, more conservative fan base.
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Simon Foster of SBS Movies gave a negative review, saying it was " a college-campus caper that, given its twee bawdiness and stereotypical characterisations, would ve been right at home on a video store shelf in the early'80s . ."
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According to " Time Out ", " this adaptation of the Cole Porter musical ditches most of the songs-and the lusty bawdiness that went with them-to fashion a vehicle for Skelton and Ball, in the process interpolating more'suitable'numbers ."
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"I don't think very many people will be surprised to find out that Princess Anne comes off as anti-Semitic and racist, or that there would be a question of illegitimacy with the Queen Mother, or that there's a history of bisexuality and, well, just bawdiness in the royal family.
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"Kirkus Reviews " characterized the book as the authors'" latest lightweight sword-and-sorcery adventure, " noting that " [ t ] here are no pretensions here : the de Camps deliver what they promise and no more-- a lighthearted adventure laced with some outright comedy and a dash of bawdiness.
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The bawdiness of " Ryder "'s illustrations led the U . S . Postal Service to refuse to ship it, and several had to be left out of the first edition, including an image in which Sophia is seen urinating into a chamberpot and one in which Amelia and Kate-Careless sit by the fire knitting codpieces.
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The roster of figures pulled into the film by Altman is admirable in its equitable respresentation of designer types : Jean Paul Gaultier represents the industry's great innovation; Christian Lacroix, its force of creative, artisan couture; Sonia Rykiel, its commerciality; Vivienne Westwood, its eccentric genius; Issey Miyake, its gentle intellectual; Christian Dior ( in the person of Gianfranco Ferre ) the power of a great established house; Thierry Mugler, its delirious bawdiness.
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John Berger said that, " Against the present British state he opposes a kind of revolutionary populism, bawdiness, wit and the tenderness sometimes to be found between animals . " Angela Carter once wrote that he was " a joyous, acrid and demotic tumbling lyricist Pied Piper, determinedly singing us away from catastrophe . " Ted Hughes : " In the world of verse for children, nobody has produced more surprising verse or more genuinely inspired fun than Adrian Mitchell ."
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The court further explained that " no criminal law could outlaw a certain category of speech unless that speech represented a " historically established exception " to the general guarantee of freedom of expression afforded by the state constitution ", noting that " The very fact that'obscenity'originally was pursued and repressed for its'anti-establishment'irreverence rather than for its bawdiness elsewhere and only to protect the morals of youth in this state leads us to conclude that no broad or all-encompassing historical exception from the guarantees of free expression was ever intended ."
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Photographed in stark, washed-out colors by the great Janusz Kaminski, designed with snarky wit by Alex McDowell and directed by Spielberg with a bawdiness and rowdy energy I've never seen from him, all of this is simply spectacular . ( Indeed, when the spiders invade an apartment building, they discover some PG-13-limit-pushing antics going on behind closed doors . ) The film creates the most convincingly paranoid future world of any film since Blade Runner ( both movies are loosely based on short stories by Philip K . Dick ).
