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I am a HUGE Bruce Campbell fan, I have the Evil Dead series, have the action figures, and have seen Bubba Ho-Tep.
Utterly ridiculous action scenes, putrid acting (Nick Nicholson's performance as the evil soviet commander is a must-see!)and
implausible plot make up for one of the cheesiest action pictures ever bestowed in the general public.
Ridiculous thriller in which a group of students kidnapped their bad and neurotic teacher (Mirren) just to prevent her action against them.
The film boasts some sweet snowboarding skills, throughout the films in the action scenes.
It might be worth renting just to see the snowboarding action, but then again there are plenty of movies out there that are totally devoted to snowboarding stunts and don't feature a UN-funny badly written story.
Of course, the movie tries to be funny but the result doesn't work as the humor introduced in the movie is often crude and pretty low-level whereas in the "fifth element", the humor was zany, involuntary and enabled to overlook the serious side of the action.
The plot is rich on imagination, but seemingly only on paper, as the action is quite tame.
Such a film is "Tank Girl", part cartoon, part comedy, and part action flick.
The only redeeming quality are short bursts of humor "find me a microscope and a pair of tweezers", but these tiny moments of comic relief are far outweighed by the sophomoric action sequences.
Probably I expected too much happening (in a way you can expect action in dogma style movies of course).
The plot is...barely there, the acting (so to speak) is distressing and the action is catastrophically lame.
Of course, it shouldn't have to be a Hollywood Bruce Willis-style 'shhot-em-up' and 'crash-bang' fiesta, but a little bit of energy and action would have made it a lot more thrilling.
Hollywood has forgotten the basic ingredients of bad movie making: cardboard steel and the god fearing scientist action hero!
"Maximum Risk" is a step sideways for Van Damme and just more of the uninspired B-movie action stuff we've come to expect from films featuring the macho Belgian martial artist.
The only similarity between this movie and the story it was portraying was the names of the principle characters and the location of the main action.
The dialogs are really bad written (90% of the script is consisted of cursing), the characters are stereotypical morons, the story and its twists are very predictable and the action sequences (this movie supposed to be an action comedy) are filmed very very bad and without any style.
What exactly are the two of them WEARING at that action filled conclusion?
Right from first glance of it's cheesy looking cover art, one may cast doubts upon the integrity behind this serious subject, shown on front case relegating the search for Jesus's tomb to a generic action font that looks more National Treasure or Tomb Raider then any informed debate and examination of the historical burial site should.
While this is going on a narcotics expert tries to bust one of the girls and gets a little action (topless) in exchange for not telling about her shipment of drugs.
The film opens with a quick live action piece where Simon Callow as Charles Dickens begins the story of A Christmas Carol, and then obviously it goes to animated story itself.
I discovered "The Patriot" in a DVD-store and thought it could be a real action thriller.
That it wasn't just another Schwarzenegger action vehicle (though I admit, most of his are pretty good!).
This is just another action, explosion, gun fire movie.
This movie has lots of action and little heart.
A not so good action thriller because it unsuccessfully trends the same water as early Steven Seagal films because there is not a very good set piece.
It gets about a 5 or 6 as a MST3K episode as there is no action or much to make fun of, just bad, bad, bad, oh did I mention, it's bad.
Navy Seals is an ignorant, racist and complacent movie which thoughtlessly uses the Middle East conflict as the backdrop for an action flick concocted for a comfortably sheltered American Mid-West audience.
Alice Dodgson,a New York doctor gets her license suspended when she treats one of her patients with an unapproved drug,resulting in the patient's death.Without a job,Alice is forced to go to Jamaica,where she tends to the brother of a wealthy white landowner.The brother thinks he's a zombie and is deeply involved in the local people's voodoo practices and rituals."Ritual" is a mediocre horror flick.The action is pretty dull,the plot twists are silly and there is no suspense.There is a bit of gore as someone is killing off white people with a machete,but not too much.The cinematography is decent,however the acting is truly woeful.Definitely one to avoid.4 out of 10.
Marked for Death (1990) spends more time on action sequences, than it does with focusing on its characters.
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