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Terrible and inconsistent Russian accents, not to mention offensive stereotyping.
In fact, the scene that leaves an imprint on me more than any of the others, despite how fun it is to see the actors have a blast playing fiery, thick-mustachioed men with heavy Italian accents, is a scene that hardly has a connection with any of the others.
At first sight, "Lost Things" appears to be just another Hollywood-wannabe horror film with Australian accents, but there is more here than first meets the eye.
One thing that needed explanation was Vanessa Redgrave's British accent, at times, slipping through clear as day... maybe her character was born in England then moved to America at an early age and the two accents merged?
The acting, script, storyline, accents, special effects,... you name it, are just so awful.
I know a lot of people that commented on this movie wrote something about bad Mississippi accents..Well they are not from Mississippi and they have no right to say anything bad about how horrible this movie is based on something like that!
There is nothing wrong with their accents, thats just how it is supposed to be, and if you don't want to hear accents, then don't watch the movie.
The accents were awful and bore no resemblance to authentic Cork accents.
It's a modernized "Alfred Hitchcock type" movie complete with Brooklyn accents.
One thing that did irk me was the accents of the characters.
Between the bad accents, the horrible directing, and the predominantly bad acting, it couldn't be any worse.
Laughable dialogue and some strange accents, including one English actress being dubbed by another one, plus some comical 'special' effects make this entertaining for all the wrong reasons.
The scots' accents are not very convincing, the yanks can't act, the dialogue is creaky, the skunk is stuffed, and the jokes are weak.
I didn't realize until much later that it had been re-dubbed with "softer" Scots accents for American audiences.
Mason, who herein resembles a rictus grinning caricature of Frank Sinatra, emotes with one of the worst French accents ever captured on celluloid.
I take on board the comments about the dodgy accents, music, anachronistic details, but they don't matter to 99% of the people who watch.
The fake Russian accents make it sound like everyone is developmentally disabled, not Russian.
The children of the lead characters not only have different accents than their parents, but different from one another.
And for some reason the voices of the characters were not always in sync with the film and most of the actors had slight Mexican accents even when they were not Mexican.
The Scottish accents were painfully bad and the acting was pretty stilted.
The story is narrated by two cheetahs who at least attempt to sound African, but all other roles are done in various accents - none of them consistent or ethnic.
I agree with the rest of you who claim the accents being indescribable and improper for everyone seems to speak with his own variety of British accent.
His accents on stage makes this guy the funniest comedian on television.
First of all, it has real people from Alabama portraying people from Alabama, so there are no horrible saccharin southern accents.
Oh, and the film is majorly distracting because there are an unbelievable amount of different accents in the film when really there is no need for that many.
From the mega-cheap production values, to the terrible performances (the non-European accents -- and stereotypes -- are the worst), it's infinitely awful.
Unless the comic idea of heavy mid-European accents (mostly pronouncing the letter "v" as "w" and vice versa - "wampire" instead of "vampire", "vant" instead of "want", etc.) strikes you as hilarious, avoid this utterly awful "comedy" - it's the best idea that it has to offer!
With all the attention she's gotten over the years for her accents, this one should have made the list, too.
Despite a handsome MGM production, this non-adventure is unrelievedly depressing and infuriating (if the simple-minded plot doesn't gnaw at you, the ridiculous Scottish accents and muttonchops on the men certainly will).
So I think it goes without saying that while Julia is a very good actress, she can't do Broadway or accents!
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