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Badly filmed.
Christopher Lloyd was born to play Fester and Thomas badly overacted.
When the beast gets the drop on him, he becomes despondent over his fear, so when it actually gets captured, he lets it go just so he can hunt it again and exact some sort of vengeance for being humbled so badly.
In fact, Doll Face proves the point that most movies, whether made 60 years ago, 30 years ago or last week, are deservedly forgotten because they age so badly.
The whole story looks like repetition, and then the mystery to be revealed of how everything happened is very badly done, it is easily guessed, not in any way clever, and pointless.
Badly acted, a script that makes little sense, bad editing, and audio that isn't even matched up right.
The original Hong Kong version of this film has a very sad and depressing overtone to it (unlike the badly dubbed "international" version).
Little Britain is a badly made cheap sketch show which includes jokes that contain cheap fake British accents.
I'll not add to the bad comments about this movie, the movie speaks badly for itself quite enough.
I would though recommend not watching it on tv as it was edited so badly it took away from the story lines.
I know that after WWII, Bud and Lou had some serious tax problems and lost their fortunes, but I would have assumed by 1952 and with a lot of films behind them they still didn't need money THIS badly!
Nearly two hours of badly recorded shouting in this early talkie with barely intelligible dialog, absolutely exhausting.
Wow - where to begin - this movie has everything and everything is done badly.
The poorly focused, badly cut film of random activities is shown as evidence in the case.
The acting wasn't too bad but the dialogue was delivered with an unreal quality like it had been badly rehearsed.
The story is just non-stop clichés; the movie is way too long (2 1/2 hours); the dance numbers are badly staged and hysterically lousy and the acting...let's put it this way...Florence Henderson gives the best performance!
She is injured so badly she cannot play for the rest of the season.
This movie is severely underrated and was very badly marketed as a family comedy.
Parks has aged badly over the years, but his lined face and booze-and-butts voice has played to his credit, particularly in stone cold killer roles in THE CHINA LAKE MURDERS and on WALKER Texas RANGER.
The acting is terrible (especially the hillbilly fat guy with the funny hair cut) and to top it off, everyone is so badly DUBBED in post it looks like a kung-fu movie from the '70s whenever anybody opens their big, ugly mouth (and they sound like their dialogue was rerecorded in an empty warehouse for all the echo on it).
After I saw it I wanted to be Sandra Dee so badly.
And you just as sure can't make a horror film simply by dealing thematically with vampires; you also need some scares (the movie's one potentially scary scene - in a shower - is badly edited).
London After Midnight is without a doubt the most sought after lost film in history.So badly do we want to see The Man in the Beaver Hat have motion that TCM made this reconstruction that gives a loose idea of what the plot was like.
Plus the adaption of the myth behind this movie was badly done.
This is one of the few times that I have been badly mislead by the reviews on IMDb!
Overall though it was a really bad movie - especially since the reference to the badly arranged sets of 1960'es B movies was probably unintentional.
I wanted so badly to like this because I love Emmy Rossum, but seeing her prancing around on a bed in her bra and underwear, swinging a sock with a lock in it at a man in his tightly-whities.... it just sort of ruined it for me.
Badly acted, written, and directed, Certain Fury provides a fair amount of unintentional laughs.
The system treated her badly, and I personally oppose the death penalty in all cases; and yet it's hard to imagine how anyone in her position could generate less sympathy than Wuornos does.
Badly of course!
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