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As with all of these stupid horror movies, everyone knows who has been killed and who will be killed next, but do nothing to prevent anything, all with the added CGI action effects from the Matrix.
The film should have plenty of suspense and double crossing but there is very little in this film but (by today's standards) very cheesy propaganda and little action or thrills.
The action is toned down considerably!
I thought I'd be seeing a mindless action flick, which is what I wanted to see, I didn't even get that.
The screen-play is very bad, but there are some action sequences that i really liked.
was a bit too slow for my taste.lots of drama,but not very much action until close to the end of the film.this
To make matters even more confusing, we're informed (via titles on the screen) that the action is taking place in three separate time lines (between the years 1999 and 2001).
With other action films of the time Eraser fell very short!!!
What was the aim here...I started to have a look at it but then I realized that it had no aim...poor acting...no action and no story..i ended up listening to it while i was surfing the web reading about David Beckham's $250 million dollar US soccer Galaxy contract.
Sure, it has action and is loud, and has more action, and more noise, and blood, and action...
The main part, however, goes to newcomer Tommy Lee Thomas who looks a bit diminutive for this kind of action but who, nevertheless, occasionally manages to project a banty-rooster kind of belligerence.
I expected more action, more story, and to see the birth of Heros and Great Deeds.
It's stoic seriousness, mixed with the obvious inaccuracies, is what makes it truly the most boring film I've seen this year; possibly the most action or biopic movie I've EVER seen.
It looked like something out of a Saturday Night Live skit that parodies epic action movies with horrible pacing.
Proof if ever more was needed, that an action movie, irregardless of its budget, can LOOK better with more setups (or cameras), closer shots, and many more cuts.
De Toth handles the action well - as always - but his grasp of the overall narrative is weak.
The action isn't terrible.
The film quality was poor, and there was hardly enough gang fighting action to sustain even the drunkest person's interest for long enough to watch the entire film.
Can anyone give me a reason why only one American dies in this movie, and when he does, it is supposed to be a very emotional scene, yet when the Operation Delta Force team kills hundreds of Russians, in slow-motion action scenes, or thousands of Arabs, also in slow-motion action scenes, you are supposed to cheer and say "Take that, you non-American monsters!".
I know I used "slow-motion action scenes" a lot, but that is because every action scene in this movie is in, you guessed it, slow-motion.
By this point, nobody cares since they have been put to sleep by another laughable slow-motion action scene...
There actions are great and each action is heart felt.
Carlos wants to make fun of affirmative action, racial stereotypes and related topics on his show which makes him a lot like Supreme Court Justice Thomas.
I walked into Blockbuster, itchin' to watch some good old fashion action movies.
So i browsed around the action section until this movie caught my attention because the cover had in big bold letter SANDRA BULLOCK.
An action movie with Sandra Bullock in it and it's rated R!? YAY!
Terrible action movie in which lead Franco Nero exchanges his cowboy hat, gun belt and the coffin he dragged around in DJANGO (1966) for an all-white Ninja outfit with all the snazzy paraphernalia that goes with it!
Despite virtually non-stop action, the film is utterly clichéd and unintentionally funny - with a campy villain, to boot, in Christopher George.
The hero starts out in ninjaville, Japan, goes through an identity crisis (saving a shinobi), makes a voyage to America (saving a slave named Sam) engages in a little wild west action (saving a French/japanese native american named Julie), goes hunting pirate's gold, and then heads back to Japan to fight a war.
Look, we don't watch this type of movie for great cinematography, screenwriting or action.
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