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Excellent example of the disaster that happens when you combine a challenging script with two actors chosen for physical appeal.
How did star actors get attached?
Best thing I liked about this movie was the Mexico landscape, & it gets the movie up to a 2. I was surprised that these actors didn't have terrible sunburn, they were so were not desert dwellers.
John Schlesinger's finished product gives the impression that he was asleep in his director's chair most of the time as the film lags and the actors sleep walk, save for the highly annoying over the top performance of Sean Penn.
How, so many totally ungifted actors can be in one movie?
The actors and actresses play their characters without any passion, and the make up is really bad (Heiner Lauterbach with his white hair and Kai Wiesinger respectively, as if some dyed white hair could give them more dignity and common sense).
For the first half of the movie, I rooted for the actors and hoped to be rewarded for my patience.
The Comic Strip featured actors from 'The Young One's' - a student based sitcom from the 80's.
It's really sad to see a movie with fine actors and a beautiful set wasted on such an awful, awful, story.
This Spaghetti Western uses three American lead actors which takes away a little of the typical spaghetti aura.
I cannot for the life of me imagine why any of these great (or promising) actors and actresses would allow their name to be associated with such trash.
The script is bad, the actors, especially Aubree Miller and unbelievably bad and the flick is so predictable that I still can't believe I was able to not touch the forward button on my VCR.
The actors repeat the same lines as in "All Stars" but without much feeling.
The casting was fine but the actors played there characters horribly with more drama then should have been used and said lines in was that wanted you to change the channel quickly.
Note: Especially appalling is the fact that Melora Marshall, who plays Anne's sister Margot, is NOT included in the opening credits along with all the other members of The Secret Annex... she's listed in the post-credits along with the actors playing Miep and Mr. Kraler.
And Tom Hanks, one of my favorite actors.
I came to the conclusion a long while ago; the Chuck Norris is one of the worst actors in cinematic history for one simple reason.
The other two lead actors were just as painful to watch as the son of Norris.
Despite being one of the worst actors of all time, I still can't get enough of Chuck.
The actors were not very good, and on a few occasions I just felt that they didn't even take the movie seriously to put forth enough effort to try to convince me that the characters were worth caring about.
The actors are good ones, needless to say, as they all would have futures ahead of them in film.
There were and are so many talented child actors; it's a pity this film doesn't have any of them in it.
Just saw it....the story, the plot, the script makes absolute no sense!! Its Samvise the brave part 2(without the RING), its characters showing up out of the blue(for no reason),its Hercules hated by everyone(no one knows why), its Leelee Sobiesky showing her true talents(two of them), its crappy special effects, its a few good actors wasting their talents(did I mention Leelee's two talents??)... do I have to say more??? ITS JUST AWFUL, even for NBC-TV standards!!! Its just the lowest....what a waste!
First, the actors are Japanese, and they make the most rude expressions of Koreans in that film.
A potentially good idea gets completely let down by a weak script which throws all credibility out the window leaving the actors very little to work with.
If you're a fan of any of the main actors don't disappoint yourself or fool yourself (as I suspect many of the other reviewer's here have done).
We had actors looking at the wrong direction of the camera, people talking out loud (by themselves) and narrating what they feel and what is going to happen, shadows of equipment in some shots, silly clichés like "I just need you to hold me" in the totally wrong places and situations.
Marie-Loup's parents should have been given more screen time and character development, the politics going on in Britain should have been more than a three-minute scene with barely any connection to the rest, the rotten baddie should have been either more developed or removed from the script completely (why hire actors like Vincent Perez, Tim Roth or Jason Isaacs to misuse them so badly?)
Putting Keanu and Diaz in the same movie should at least provide some eye candy, but Baigelman even cops out on that score, grudging his actors up with little positive effect.
However, it was good to see actors like James W. Quinn and Todd Allen.
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