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Oh, and after that we see that there also appears to be some kind of jell-o monster involved.
It appears that the director or make-up artist has just put black eye liner under someones eyes an called them a zombie.
The victim appears to not really care what is going on and barely whines or whimpers while being subjected to "hideous" (more often sometimes "hilarious") tortures.
The plot construction is awkward to say the least - the modern day programmer is a dull one-note character, but half the movie is spent setting up her character, and then when Ada finally appears, it is to narrate the events of her life, not to present an engaging story (Swinton almost pulls this off, though).
The original film appears to be a rather straight drama about the Soviet conquest of space--though I really am not sure what it was originally!
The story was absurd: A comet that appears once in eons is set to appear one night.
Unfortunately it appears as if Berman and Braga have succeeded in convincing the higher ups at Paramount that "Enterprise" suffered from "franchise fatigue" and that its core audience was did not walk away but was driven off.
For one thing, Angela, the murderous counselor, appears to be about the same age as the campers.
Just once I'd like to see a version of Beowulf where it appears the screenwriters have at least a passing familiarity with the original poem.
Diana Muldaur appears on Star Trek for the second time, but this time as a different character.
As for this film, the opening scene in which a woman gets fried in a tanning booth appears to have no bearing on the film whatsoever, especially since the movie fails to tell you that the event happened 2 years prior to the rest of the film.
The film appears to contradict itself a few times, for example by attacking Western painters who portrayed Old Testament characters as light-skinned Europeans; thereby the text admits that so-called "Hebrew" ethnicity is in fact an ingrained aspect of Christian culture.
And she doesn't "come out"; she appears, almost as if by magic.
The film appears to be a "loving" tribute to the greatest pin-up to ever live - but there is so little actual "content" that the film itself is virtually pointless.
Sonny Chiba or Bruce Lee?), and then Chiba appears, playing himself; he immediately stops a plane hijacking and breaks a bottle in two with his bare hand.
The performances of Fishbourne (who appears strangely funny somehow) and (short featured)Ed Harris are remarkable, unlike Connery's who doesn't appear to find sense in his role and ends up in the motorial behaviour of a 80yr old man.
"A death at a college campus appears to be a suicide but is actually a cover for murder.
Because all of the film appears to have been shot with a hand held camera, significant portions of it are out of focus.
For a guy who has worked with tons of directors, it appears the only ones he picked up any tips from were the cheap-o Italian ones.
The beginning of the film consists of what can only politely be described as bits of scenes scooped up from the cutting-room floor of udder bad moovies, stitched together in the vain hope of setting the scene for the film, and over-earnestly narrated by some guy who never appears again.
I normally don't mind Scrappy, but when he appears to be like the main character, it gets annoying fast.
An attempt to be daring and different but this appears to be a slap-together attempt at recreating the magic of Arthur Penn 's Bonnie and Clyde (1967) and George Roy Hill 's Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (1969)- truly innovative filmmakers and films - but falling well below the bar.
The editing appears again to be an attempt to duplicate the previous classics but is occasionally disjointed and cause more problems for me technically.
The song is tuneful but I remember having heard it somewhere before and if Iam not mistaken the tune appears to have been plagiarized.
From the start, you know this is a Sam Sherman film more than an Al Adamson film because as the credits roll, "A Sam Sherman Production" appears in letters as big as the title credit.
There appears to be three cameras on Hendrix, but amateur fools operate all of them.
During the film I found that I was scared twice namely when the murdered child abruptly appears before the old man.
The DVD bonus feature (the "interview")is very strange as the director appears very incoherent and not all there.
Too bad she only appears in one other film in the database.
The concept for Sarafina appears to be a sound one, that is aside from the musical perspective.
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