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The aim is perhaps to make the audience sympathize with Kalyani for ever!
But beginning with "Thumbelina" in 1994, his films seemed to decrease more and more in quality and popularity and one of the many unfortunate entries is 1995's box office bomb "The Pebble and the Penguin", a film that didn't attract audience members beyond parents and children under the age of seven.
It's a pity that most authors of science fiction stories for children do not show this kind of respect for their audience.
Yes, I know I'm not the target audience.
Target audience is females, either college age or middle aged or any aged I guess.
For any audience hoping for a fair return for the price of admission, a huge waste of time and money.
From EW's Web site, and their review on the show when it first aired, "...he never writes down to his audience, and he never betrays contempt for his subjects.
I think that the people responsible for this movie took advantage of their viewing audience.
It seems to be aimed at a younger audience, but is filled with sexual innuendos.
Circus could have been so much better if they had reduced the number of twists and developed each better the film features a very gifted cast that mostly perform well , however it totally loses the audience basically everyone is back stabbing everyone else and not back stabbing them at the same time because they are backstabbing someone else and working with .... did i lose you?
We really see into some of the characters feelings and past and get to know them all quite well, so the audience may gain some emotions for them.
The gentleman who introduced the film congratulated the audience on their fine taste.
The audience applauded and cheered.
Moreover, from 1924 on, his "silent" films had incorporated sequences based on sound gags lost on the audience (e.g., the bell sequence at the Fall Frolic from THE FRESHMAN and the monkey sequence in THE KID BROTHER).
Mostly the movie is made for the British audience.
There were no stand out performances, Amy Irving was put in this film to try and get a part of the Halloween H20 audience.
Why did they even bother to give the film a NC-17 rating, were they hoping to get as large of an audience as possible?
Once the plot settles down to the love quadrangle and the audience adjusts to the voiceover asides the film does become more enjoyable.
On stage the action froze while the actors spoke their thoughts to the audience.
Just who was the target audience here?
It is aimed at English-speaking multiplex-going young audience.
The audience relates to no one in the movie.
With a small budget and big claims you should spend every penny on the details to convince the audience.
But the more I got into the movie, the more I felt like all this effort was for the director's entertainment, not the audience.
The director shows enormous imagination, but if he had fun with this film, he failed to share that with the audience, or at least with me.
This is a perfect example of the 90's mainstream horror crap.Nothing is scary here and the film is almost bloodless.Yes,there is some violence,but everything is politically correct like in a TV movie.This is not a completely bad picture,I can safely say that I found it quite enjoyable.However a lack of the originality really hurts "Voodoo".All in all if you are a part of the mainstream audience and pseudo-horror movies like "Scream" are your favourite then you'll love "Voodoo",but if you want something very gruesome avoid this film.
Leaving the audience alienated throughout the entire thing.
Simon West's remake of the 1979 horror classic is a pathetic attempt to bring old school thrills to a contemporary audience.
Poor attempts at scaring the audience range from blurred coats that look like people to building the tense music up for a cat running out of the shadows.
My feeling is that if you have a decent script, the audience will follow along, without having to be insulted with voice over storytelling.
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