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It is boring beyond belief.
It must have taken much persistence and a strong belief to get this movie made, I imaging that it had a bumpy ride to get green lit.
The film is disjointed beyond belief and has no redeeming qualities.
Leaphorn's god was logic and a belief that everything that happens, happens for a reason.
It is my belief that what actually happened was that they took 45 minutes of stock ninja footage together with a reject 70s drama pilot and just stuck them together and put all the money into the box art in the hopes of suckering someone, anyone into renting it.
Some may find the cursory examination of Christian belief an over-riding message in this 1991 film by Michael Tolkin, but if one can put aside the discussions over whether god exists or not, it is an hysterical comedy, in that indie self-important message movie way.
The frat-house shenanigans are tame beyond belief when compared to other Lampoon college movies, and the girl waiting for the perfect time to toss in her V-card is an old theme that isn't freshened in any way by this film.
the acting,camera work,and sound are a lil high schoolish ,and the end gets corny beyond belief.
Winner of a record-setting 13 Genie Awards (Canada's "Oscar" equivalent), the film was the directorial début for Jean-Claude Lauzon, who received a standing ovation at Cannes in 1987 after the picture's showing there, the audience obviously of the belief that there were more than enough artistically positive elements within it to counterbalance its patchwork plot.
All of which were bad beyond belief.
Next of Kin is one of those bad beyond belief films.
The basic premise is fine, but there's only so far that suspension of belief will go, and this movie requires you to go way beyond it.
It's no accident that the film is interracial, because Funt's belief is that you can't judge a person by their looks.
basically story of two people with belief in their respective different ideologies.
For one, the praised military leadership being better than a civilian one is a little hard-core cold-war belief.
The acting is stilted beyond belief, with numerous silences and laboured pauses, actors staring into space and these aren't the ones that are infected.
The movie is unique and spellbinding and somehow manages to synchronize Christianity with a gypsy-imbued belief in reincarnation, in a way that comes across with conviction and a sense of powerful reality.
It is a clunker beyond belief.
All of the characters either fell face first into their stereotypes or were unrealistic beyond belief.
Kevin Costner, on the other hand, is enervated beyond belief; his brand of low-keyed machismo isn't in tune with the general air of camp inherent in this tacky scenario--he doesn't seem to be in on the joke and comes off seeming tired and indifferent.
I originaly hired this film in the belief that it would be funny.It turned out to be like a poor take off of Scary Movie , only much worse.It was unbelievabaly terrible!!The only good thing about it was that the bloke who played Jonathan in Buffy (Danny Strong) was in it!
Trying to help the situation are Mr. C's slacker cousin (Michael E. Rodgers), new friend Lily (slightly deeper voiced Mara Wilson), and her grandpa Burnett Stone (Peter Fonda), who has lost his belief in the magic of Lady.
The only thing that kept me watching this turkey was the belief (fervent dream) that this sucker was going to improve, hopefully, dramatically.
There are already too many comments on this one, but ... As usual, lots of people seeing this movie were looking for characters to "relate to," and feeling jaded because not only is there a dearth of such characters, but the film also forces the viewer to re-evaluate his or her personal belief systems.
What do these people have to gain from trying to start a war, as it isn't a religious belief?
To enjoy any film requires a suspension of belief.
why?, no WHY? was mena suvari and ring rhames in this? how did that even come about? it defies all belief, just like zombies running up walls and ceilings!
It's really boring, utterly confusing, it has little or nothing to do with Lovercraft's work, the music is terrible and to my personal belief Howard is turning over is his grave.
The worst scene was the scene with the postman, that was just cringeworthy beyond belief.
There is some claptrap that is never really explored about inanimate objects being mystical focuses of belief and power, which is thrown in as an explanation for the Aztec cloak/dresses' power, which is quite forgettable.
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