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It has some good actors in it, but they are off-form, and unable to do anything much with the dreadful material they are working with.
I see director Johnny Martin is a stuntman, well this stunt simply sucks, and how he got some of the actors to do this watery bowel movement is the biggest mystery of all...
And, Bill, Julia, and all other "professional" actors involved should be ashamed to be part of this sick flick.
It's amazing that this no talent actor Chapa got all these well known stars to appear in this dismal, pathetic, cheesy and overlong film about a low life gangster who looks white but is half Mexican, much of the acting is bad and many of the well known stars in this trashy movie are given a script that seems made up by a 16 year old, i'm sure this movie is the career low point for actors such as Dunaway, Wagner, Keach, Tilly and Busey who i'm sure are very embarrassed that they ever appeared in this turkey of a film.
The writing, the dialogue, and the chemistry between the actors is horrible.
Everything about the writing is unrealistic, and all of the actors involved make it that much worse with their campy interpretations of the script.
It could have been because the script barely gave the actors anything to work with....the characters are purely 2-dimensional to me and I didn't give a hoot about them at all.
Am not really sure if it was the cheap budget or the maybe the director or actors knew very little about rugby and being a rugby fan my whole life i can see than some of the actors didn't even knew rugby existed before acting in this movie.
Whatever Committee of PC Enforcers is responsible for this movie has achieved something that I never thought possible: to take some truly gifted actors (Davis, Hardin and Taylor) and make you want to insure you never encounter them in an enclosed space, ever.
All the male actors are imbeciles (thinking a grizzly might be loose in the desert, constantly dropping items to give the raptor an easy kill) and the female actors all look like they just came from a modeling shoot for Fredrick's of Hollywood.
The score is annoying, the filming is bad, for example, sometimes you see the shadow of the cameraman appearing on some actors faces.
The other cast was uneven with outstanding actors like Will Patton along side day players who couldn't act there way out of a paper bag.
He just strikes me as one of those 5 foot nothing actors who think they are a bad ass, but just like Van Damnit he runs into a real bad ass (Chuck Zito in Van Don't case) and he gives him a lesson about "badassdom."
The actors are just GOD AWFUL!
The actors are over the top, the art direction looks like a Disney movie, the music is contrived, and the sentiment so sweet that it gives viewers cavities.
This movie is so stupid that I want my $2.99 back that I paid for!! First this movie starts off with a bunch of wooden actor geeks with fill in talent like they got picked off the street somewhere because the "real" actors either did not show up because of the laughable script or they just couldn't get anybody desperate enough to do this movie!
One should think that this star parade of great actors could really heat up this movie, but no.
I constantly found my selves Hardly laughing when I was watching this movie, but still it got a lot of cool actors like Harvey Keitel, James Woods, Vince Vaughn and The Rock and for that and that only!
Cabbies are funny, and so are the people they meet, and they only talk to each other for just a couple of minutes, so the other actors should be cheap!
I'd rather watch a film with little visual appeal, with good actors and sharp dialogue (i.e.: "The Brothers McMullen" or any Edward Burns film).
The actors either recite their dialogue in monotones or scream it out like they're in a bad soap opera.
This is why I don't badmouth most mainstream actors.
Let's face it, most actors who are mainstream are mainstream for a reason.
If they're not "great" actors, they're at least competent.
So if you like self-produced B or C-grade noir-wannabe actors and effects with pretensions of surrealism, this could be for you!
But, with these wannabe-comedies, the writers and the actors just try too hard.
Some of the actors weren't particularly good (especially the French guy), the sets were minimal and the plot totally silly BUT the film also had some good music--of varying styles from Classical to Jazz to Rhythm and Blues.
The characters acted as though they had no idea what was going on, and the actors did not portray the emotions that Marlow and the rest revealed in the book.
The pace is constantly fever-pitched, and all the action and the actors are gripped by total hysteria.
To save on costs, incidental music is not used, running times were kept to under an hour, the writing was often rather derivative and the actors are mostly lesser talents--and Wayne himself was definitely far from being a household name at this time.
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