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The acting however is not nearly as beastly, many of the young, aspiring, actors admirably showcase a hidden talent.
The DVD case touted so many great actors and I wondered to myself, "Why have I never heard of this movie?"
That actors as talented as Freeman, Kinnear, Eckhart, Vince, and Janney ALMOST make their scenes come alive is a testament to the immensity of their talents to rise above material that just does not cohere.
With several name actors (Lance Henrikson, David Warner, Joe Don Baker), why was Jeffery Combs given the lead?
I got this movie from the library, and saw it had a lot of actors I like in it(John Cleese, Ian Holm, Ralph Richardson, etc), so I got it and watched it.
The actors cannot act.
Basically, a couple of scientists working out of a bio-dome communicate with highly intelligent ants (the most intelligent actors in this film) in an attempt to try to thwart their plans of conquest and extermination.
The actors are not too terribly bad to be honest.
All new actors playing the main roles of Rag, Scotty, etc, with Ashby as virtually the only returning face from the first movie.
Nick and Michael are WAY better actors than this.
I suppose that these were all young actors at the time and this script just filled a job nitch.
this is the worst movie i have ever seen in my entire life .period.this movie goes beyond ridiculous,it is like the director wants to get his ass sued by the actors for wrongfully misrepresenting their roles as the fantastic four,i believe the movie should have been released in comic book stores in order for the only how u should say it,desperate geeks who cant get enough cheesiness and want to see more and more crap movies.in
I found the actors to be over-directed.
Lines were spit out like young actors would spit out lines of Shakespeare, reveling in their own egoistic glory at being in such a role, but in doing so, crudely bludgeoning the role.
And hardly any of the actors were convincing enough to suspend disbelief.
Some of the secondary actors try, really hard.
Jeremy Irons and Forrest Whitaker are good actors.
The cast of characters as imagined in the one note script (written by seven Italians no less) are flatly and awkwardly played by all but the younger actors, who at least venture a few variant facial expressions.
Every line was delivered so obviously that I felt like I was watching actors work instead of seeing characters.
You could tell the actors were trying their best, but unfortunately, poor direction sabotaged all the actors' work.
Still, I'm afraid that a movie in which actors pretend to shoot with machine guns by shaking them is not really worthwhile.
The acting in this four hour feature is uniformly bad, so bad to the point that I find it impossible to believe any of the actors in this production could possibly earn a living as an actor.
This was obviously the worst movie ever made...ketchup was the starring role in this movie and would be the only nominee for an award..cause the plot, actors, and anything related to this farce was absolutely horrible and ridiculous.
I could have made a better horror flick in my backyard within two hours with a hand-held camera using grass stuffed dummies as the actors, atleast the acting would have been better!
Instead the actors are doing such a serious job that you feel the movie just has a corny plot amid all the serious tension the movie is trying to set up.
Never mind that nobody cared anymore, why give us such a shoddy production, filled with dim characters and miscast actors, only to trash the memory of your biggest hit?
The actors even seem to double as directors and crew members, with no "professionalism" whatsoever.
Should the director(s) and/or actors choose to continue with their endeavor of making movies, I would definitely advise them to brush up on their skills and perhaps take a few (ok, many) classes on film-making and acting.
But even good actors could not save this.
Production sets look to be below average--a 4. And, artistry is puzzling, with far too many close-ups, too rapid panning, and too many group scenes where the actors seem over rehearsed--a 3. To me, too much camera movement is disruptive.
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