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The actors, the accents, the dialog and the direction were amateurish and the writing was dismal.
Also it's very difficult to hear or understand the dialogue -- partially because of the accents, but also because words are mumbled.
But not only that, there is NO plot line, the actors are terrible, the accents are horrible, the actors are small time and I was even EXCITED to watch this movie!
The cast is totally wasted here and the southern accents are very annoying and forced.
At a superficial level, the faux accents, as others have commented, are simply distracting at best and irritating and vapid at worst.
The fake American accents are the first clue that things are about to go spectacularly wrong.
The story is weak, the acting is weaker and the new Zealand/American accents just don't work.
The acting is terrible, the accents are WORSE than terrible (one artillery mans' accent seems to take us on a tour of the British Isles, from Scotland to Wales via Northern Ireland), the dialogue is stilted, the editing is non-existent, the production values prove that no expense has been gone to.
As this film takes place on the borders of Normandy and the middle East, and is also an international film, one would expect proper accents portrayed.
If you want to see a movie to get a feel of what it was like in the past (albeit the lack of accents) then this movie is worth a rent.
The idea that Crawford, Young and Tone are British but speak with American accents was, for me, impossible to get past -- hard to believe this is England when no one talks with a British accent.
I felt Rancid Aluminium was a complete waste of two hours, the plot line was thin and confusing, the prestigious line up of players had some terrible dialogue and extremely questionable accents.
And two of the supposedly Japanese women looked Chinese, had Chinese names and spoke with clearly Chinese accents.
The wigs and accents are terrible.
Americans had different accents, used different inflections, spoke at a very different pace and used plenty of words and phrases that would be unrecognizable today.
The accents, when there are any, are British.
OK, OK, accents aren't that important.
Germans think smirking is funny (just like Americans think mumbling is sexy and that women with English accents are acting).
A nob of a man is setup by his evil friend and co-worker out of his father's company and thus leads to an encounter with the Russian mafia and dodgy accents and stupid, very stupid plot twists/devices.
I did not know initially that this was a Kiwi effort - but very soon I started to realize that all the characters were speaking with hardly disguised kiwi accents under the fake American ones.
Surely someone in the production team could hear the dreadful attempts at speaking with American accents?
and those fake irish accents were like nails on a chalk board.
The tone is resolutely chirpy (in spite of the dour Black Country accents), but the film lacks 'East is East's vigour and the result seems rather thin and trite.
Their children (all with divergent accents!) are alternately humorous and annoying, and Geraldine Fitzgerald has a nothing role as a put-upon wife (and the disgruntled texture she brings to the part seems entirely wrong).
kaufman's movie plods along with gratuitous sex scenes interspersed with often painful dialog sequences (in one scene i counted three different 'generic European' accents affected by the actors) and displays of state might run amok, yet fails to tie them together into the coherent meditation kundera offered.
A mostly Caucasian cast portraying the North Korean camp officers might have been forgivable, but when supposedly Russian officers acting as advisors to the Koreans strut around wearing re-badged Nazi uniforms complete with jodhpurs and jackboots (obvious costume-department recycles from WWII flicks) and speaking with accents like General Burkhalter from Hogan's Heroes, well, that's just six kinds of silly.
I know, people with funny accents, people falling into the water, silly boat crashes and funny comments between the two teams.
He was a full-blooded Jew! Second of all, what is it with old English-language movies that are supposed to take place in non-English-speaking countries, and everybody has English accents?
The acting is, well, perhaps about dinner theater comparable, and the accents are atrocious.
I hope whoever coached these losers on their accents was fired.
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