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I really have nothing more to say, since i was only paying half attention,because it was so incredibly boring however it did pick up a tiny bit towards the end.
Zeoy101?? Really, this has to be one of the most stupidest attempts to get people in my age group's attention.
Many other shots have him at the center of attention, when in reality, I am sure the only thing people were thinking at the time was "hey, isn't that the racist that caused OJ to get off?"
Okay, now I am pretty sure that my summary got your attention and my commenting that Zazu Pitts is Satan is not without some basis.
While murders are being committed, people are being kidnapped or whatever, you can always count on Zazu whining at full volume--almost like someone's obnoxious 3 year-old who wants everyone at a party to pay attention to her!
Maybe it could become a classic because of all the weird over-acting :)(Gary Busey's character for example) All the over-acted characters were actually the only thing that made this movie a little interesting as they grabbed your attention (for all the wrong reasons obviously) where the movie in itself failed miserably.
The movie is worth watching if you want to get a sense of the looks of the City itself, paying little or no attention to the rather weak "plot" and the many twists that require a rather extensive suspension of disbelief.
The odd characters and happenings does catch your attention and is rather interesting, but there are bad things in it as well, and some gross things.
The movie was relevant to me since I lived in Estonia when these events took place, but it is written horribly and fails to capture the attention of someone who knows nothing on the matter.
Lois Weber has a tremendous way of capturing her spectators' attention with her creativity, symbolism, visuals, and through auditory.
She does a brief lap dance for Schaech that had my full attention.
The story never grabs your full attention.
There are places in this movie where virtually anything drew my attention away from it--merciful distractions.
Seemingly all of the tense parts could be completely predicted, and did not seem to hold any bit of the audiences attention.
In 1904 Tangier, a wealthy American woman and her two children are kidnapped by Berbers, murderous desert pirates who scorn the Moroccan government and, by doing so, kidnap "American pestilence", which attracts the attention of U.S. President Theodore Roosevelt.
A lonely boy(Jonathan Carrasco) latches onto him for the attention; and the two witness the landing of an alien craft in the rocky region of the desert.
Following the stories of 2 first-time marathoners, one senior, one injured runner, and two elites as they prepare for the Chicago marathon, the film dedicates the majority of its attention to one female beginner whose story is, for lack of a better word, boring.
There is repeatedly annoying re-use of limited sets, with no attention to set dressing and a spew of special effects that would have hit the cutting room floor for Dr Who in 1976.
As Blanca, she's polarizing the way she demands attention, milking what little celeb status she has to the hilt, manufacturing much friction as she becomes a source of frustration, and has quite the potty mouth(Cuoco may've taken the part just so she could escape her usual television sitcom roles, allowed to spout profanity without restriction) Cuoco, along with the entire cast, services Killer Movie as eye candy, but it's hard to find any character you wouldn't want to see hacked to pieces with a meat cleaver.
So if Major Ravi is going for any other projects he should pay more attention to the casting.
I'm sure they didn't do it on purpose but pay attention.
Hey! it's 2007, with all the rappers, singers and athletes working as actors Thomas Haden Church could have paid more attention to his cast.
This is a remarkably boring film that never once held my attention.
I do give the movie credit for being a somewhat original idea and for holding my attention with suspense from the beginning but that's about it.
I found this movie really hard to sit through, my attention kept wandering off the tv.
I always say that if a film is good and can keep you attention throughout the hardest of moments (example: a Tylenol Cold & Sinus war) than it is a film that has done its job.
The fact that I was asleep for most of this film only proves the fact that it could not keep my attention, and ergo, it did not complete its job.
I don't know why Disney does not pay more attention to their sequels.
Seems like he makes movies specifically to be the center of attention.
Zoey, of course, freaks out, probably because she likes the attention from Chase.
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