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The Spanish-speaking audience around me was yawning and rapidly losing patience, and some of the commentaries I overheard was whether the members of the Spanish Academy had taken drugs before choosing the film for the Oscar contest.
Either way, no matter how good or bad the film, the audience alone will make it enjoyable.
After watching the continuously sub-par, unfunny attempts by the actors to solicit some laughs, I am left wondering whether the live audience is genuinely laughing at what transpires, or whether they, too, are improvising.
When you watch the making of with this DVD - they tell you what is attempted here- they are retelling the bible story of good versus evil & trying to preach it to a main stream movie audience.
Not sure who was more lost - the flat characters or the audience, nearly half of whom walked out.
In the last (dreadful) scene, as the camera is pulling out from the camping shot and it seems likely that the credits will start rolling at any second, the audience seemed to rise in unison.
His main objective is to make the audience incredibly uncomfortable while using the word "beaner" as many times as he possible can.
I am sure the audience gets the sociological message clearly, but has to suffer in the process.
The principals act like they are other-worldly, in the worse way, when they are supposed to be relating to each other and the audience.
First off, this is a feel good propaganda movie to be shown to a wartime Aussie audience, so its not to be considered a serious retelling of Tobruk.
What is this birth control nonsense supposed to do, titillate the audience?
Neither character is written in such a way that the audience can really identify with, let alone understand the motivations of, either girl.
It is so thoroughgoing in its project of torturing its hypothetical audience that it seems like some kind of misanthropic negationist art installation, only it can't be because it is so completely bereft of self-consciousness.
This paradox is designed to weaken the audience's reaction to the central act of the movie.
In order to accept the movie, the audience must accept the correctness of desertion because the story paints King as nothing else short of a hero.
This is more than just 'amateur' as the audience is given no consideration or regard at all.
That Korean film was actually brilliant as comedy but at the same time compels the audience to reflect on the complexity of man-woman relationships and man-woman difference in experience and thinking.
The story intertwines with themes from Shakespeare's play: King Lear, but never succeeds in capturing the audience and making them care.
This seems a strange course of action for the filmmakers to pursue, though, because it's unlikely that the (young) audience for a horror film of this quality either knew or cared who Veronica Lake was.
They're designed to divert the audience for an hour or so at the bottom of a double bill.
"Talk Radio" is about talk-back host 'Barry Champlain', a very loud, opinionated man who manages to upset a lot of people and yet still draw an audience, most of whom mind you just want to ring up and abuse him.
Making a film for under 1 Million might be a triumph for a line producer or an accountant but doesn't do anything for the audience.
The two accented-characters (Dean Edwards as Rupert and whoever it was playing the gun expert)....once they saw how bad the accents were, couldn't they have decided to just drop them and rewrite a couple of lines to avoid giving the audience headaches?
Strange how an action hero who once was keeps attracting an audience.
The many similarities, both structurally and literally, with 'Amadeus' aside the 'Copying Beethoven' deliberately chooses the easy path by putting audience before art.
The festival programmer, after seeing the lack of audience, started his opening comments with, "Well at least a few of those attending the festival have good taste in film".
This film is proof that while such selections may satisfy the egos of the film-maker and the selection panel, there is absolutely no joy for the audience.
I guess only a selected number of audience members really had any interest in watching how a male hustler in New York operates but I'd be willing to bet that even these brave souls were turned off by the irritating patchwork technique and deliberately muffled sound recording on display here; the fact that these inherent 'defects' were a direct result of the film's low-budget/underground/experimental nature is, I'd say, beside the point.
I don't recall ever seeing a movie that's more insulting to the talented actors or the audience watching.
It makes you wonder who the target audience was supposed to be.
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