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Miscast, badly directed and atrociously written, this is watchable if you have an hour or two to kill or are suffering from insomnia, but only just.
75 percent of the movie is made from scenes taken from HERCULES & THE HAUNTED WORLD and HERCULES & THE CAPTIVE WOMEN badly edited together with original scenes that do not add up to anything but a complete rip-off.
The emphasis lies too much on sentimentality, and this badly affects the already limited number of horrific & creepily atmospheric moments.
And most of the time bad special effects are okay but this film needed them badly.
even though i was laughing at how badly the movie was done, a laugh is a laugh.
For my total surprise, the film is horrible: the characters are badly constructed; the story tries to be funny, but it is totally silly; the character of Mercedes Ruehl is amazingly stupid for a professor of Princeton.
And they where like advertising those badly designed alien-ware Laptops that could link up to a satellite to find people..
What it really is is wildly mismatched footage from early sound and silent films mixed with badly shot recent(to the release) footage of men on a safari.
Obviously set on the Isle of Man masquerading as the US - very badly - and full of cut-rate British actors who can't do American accents.
And it is badly made.
The young cast isn't acting too badly, but the director has no clue as what to do with actors.
It's not really badly made; the content & story is just not interesting enough.
Almost every war movie cliche appears in this film and is done badly.
As much as I tried going into "Inhabited" with a clear mindset, unconsciously I kept comparing the supposedly creepy and menacing garden fairies with the badly sculptured goblins of Nilbog!
Its like a film workshop of some kind and its a film badly in need of an editor-in which case it would have lasted 10 minutes!
This movie even shares the same twist and abrupt genre change where the creepy, violent boyfriend suddenly shows up in the end and things end up quite badly.
My wife and I kept looking at each other and asking ourselves how such a good cast and what should be a great story, could be crapped up so badly.
I am truly sorry the characters that Clayton Moore, John Hart and Jay Silverheels played, and brought to life on the silver screen, have been tarnished so badly.
I speak badly of G.I.J.:T.M. mostly because I think it lacked something that G.I. Joe had.
An interesting idea badly executed.
And, for that matter, badly acted.
The death scenes are so badly done they are hilarious.
We saw it as a poorly filmed (shaky hand-held camera and all), (generally) badly acted, unscripted mess that seemed more like a high school film project with the kids experimenting in black & white film making.
I watched part of an STV the other night about folks stranded on a desert island kickboxing to the death with a group of badly animated totems.
If you want to deliberately set out to watch a badly written, badly directed, badly acted movie...then go for it.
You get the sense all along that this film is going to end badly, and it does.
I felt anger just watching that one scene, and how they were so badly made out in the film.
Badly directed, badly photographed and badly acted, the film is a confusing mess with plot lines (if one can call them that) veering in all directions.
Marie-Loup's parents should have been given more screen time and character development, the politics going on in Britain should have been more than a three-minute scene with barely any connection to the rest, the rotten baddie should have been either more developed or removed from the script completely (why hire actors like Vincent Perez, Tim Roth or Jason Isaacs to misuse them so badly?)
The women fare especially badly; 'Frenzy' could be used as proof the director was a misogynist, though a better explanation to me is that perhaps beginning with his TV series and 'Psycho'- which he himself described as an exercise in thrift, an experiment to see if a television crew could shoot a passable feature -Alfred Hitchcock had pretty much abandoned art and settled for commerce.
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