Word: judgment
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...sequel usually costs more and earns less than the original film, though Lethal Weapon 2 and last summer's top finisher, Terminator 2: Judgment Day, bucked that trend spectacularly. Batman Returns, like T2 before its release, is now the subject of a whisper-down-the-lane campaign on its sprawling budget ("It cost $70 million." "I heard 80. Who'll go for 90?"). Says Variety reporter Charles Fleming: "The only way you make money on a picture like this is if everybody in America goes three times." But all will be forgotten if director Tim Burton, who has turned dicey...
Second, and more importantly, the HRDC Executive Board was never involved with the disputes among the cast and crew of Mirandolina. The Board never discussed the issue, passed any judgment or made any statements about the conflict...
Although Tribe also says that the issue of sexism is not particular to the Law School or the Review, he characterizes his judgment as "faint praise...
...exclusively white but also has a relatively large population of policemen and other civil servants) and that such a group of jurors was desired specifically because it would be almost certain not to convict. Not a few white observers, including some legal scholars, are inclined to agree with that judgment, at least partly. Says Douglas Colbert, a professor of criminal law at Hofstra: "I don't believe it would have mattered what evidence was presented or not presented." But again, white sympathy does little to reduce black fury...
...staggering," Ogletree said in reference to the Clarence Thomas hearings, "to see this young professional Black woman...have 14 men, all white males, standing in judgment when many of them directly or indirectly, had probably engaged in some form of sexual harassment in the past...