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None of the action scenes are exciting the story line is nothing special and except for a couple of actors the acting is bad.
The only action that is in the movie is what is in previews.
The film seemed to take for ever, because of the boring family dinners and scenes about school and job-dialogs between the action.
Not even the Beatles could write songs everyone liked, and although Walter Hill is no mop-top he's second to none when it comes to thought provoking action movies.
As the action opens, the primary scientist is gobbled up by a cobra that likes to swim.
The whole thing seems really daffy and inherently unfair, as the GOOD side is saddled with Surak--a Vulcan who makes Gandhi seem like Rambo!! Despite a totally AWFUL premise, the action is pretty good and it's great to see overhead shots of obvious doubles fighting it out in this grudge match.
The action scenes was quite good.
The action scenes don't have the suspense of Wrath of Kahn, the philosophy is boring, and the humor is stale.
I like action movies.
It was still enjoyable, filled with action, and the process of deciphering the symbols was interesting and mentally stimulating.
Overall, this movie is a very poor interpretation of the book, and fails at the attempt to be an action movie / thriller.
A well-crafted score, appropriately based upon the action, is contributed by Hal Beckett.
I was hoping for some good special effects and action, instead I spent the entire time rolling my eyes and yelling "OH COME ON!!!", at the screen.
Another species could have come and mutated while I waited for some action.
It seems to be divided into two parts -- action sequences and personal dramas ashore.
This low cal watch contains no suspense, no thrills, no drama, no action, precious few funny moments, a dash of nudity, and almost no romance.
"Two-fisted tales" contains three foolish and childish episodes - genre isn't actually horror or action, more like something in between.
Disclaimer: During my ventures into foreign cinema, I have taken a liking to a wide variety of movies that span different genres that include horror, action, drama, comedy, and romance, to name a few.
Thus, I have enjoyed the thoughtful, serious tone of dramas as well as the mindless, popcorn fun of action films.
It has a uniformly attractive cast, the action is rarely dull.
There's very little depth here and the film spends too much time with chases and action scenes.
The various (and anonymous) slashings and beheadings which occur are arbitrary: we don't know any of these victims, and the big action scenes become blurry, noisy montages of sand-swept violence on horseback.
The sequel falls into many of the same traps, the plot line was completely forced, the dialog was so bad that the film might be better on mute, and the action was contrived and far from the heart pounding brilliance of each monsters original films.
Confusing, but decent action.
Scott seems too old in this one, and too many times his character turns away from decisive action, deflating the scenes.
I love action movies and generally have no problem suspending a great deal of disbelief over plot holes or other implausible actions.
Not only that but the acting and action sequences are so corny it almost makes you feel like the whole project was one big joke.
The biggest and most disconcerting things of the Raptor movie was ending for the Tyransaurus is identical to Carnosaur except kid in the loader was a bit better acted and action then the adult.
That said, such films are more about the action than the plot/acting and, as such, live or die by the action set pieces - that after all is the point of such films - to give 14 year-olds something to smile at whilst the adults watch films of actual substance.
And even on this Solo fails to deliver - what little action there is is poorly done, dull and uninspired.
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