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The same, when diagnosed at stage four, which is late, is below one percent.
From the meaningless gimmicks of the roman soldiers, to simply some real bad wrestling (doink vs Crush being the worst match) to simply bad match making (Scott "Razor Ramon vs Bob Backlund, how can you have one of the greatest mat wrestlers, making a comeback, and working his first wrestlemania, face a power wrestler who was undefeated at the time), this is a PPV that even the WWE has since admitted, was way below what the expected.
So, of course, she has to face the problem- the lunatic living right below her- alone.
The story line is OK, cinematography is outstanding, screenplay and acting are way below average.
First of all they find a scientific lab with various fish specimens & computer equipment, then down below they find fully furnished & luxurious cabins.
The storyline is typical, and the special effects are below today's standards.
Let me make it clear that I am a HUGE Hitchcock fan and went out of my way to own as many of his films on video as I could but this one I felt was so below par not only for Hitch's films - aw heck, I'm being far too nice here.
On paper the movie is below average.
Somewhere around "The Glimmer Man" or "Fire Down Below" Seagal flicks took a nose dive and "The Foreigner" is just an continuation of that trend.
A helicopter winches him up only to reveal both of his legs are missing below the knees.
What we have here is a slightly below standard western that's too surreal to be that enjoyable.
The acting, besides Henrickson, is below average.
Both films are far far below average but both contain very interesting Vincent Gallo performances.
Right off the bat they depict a lava geyser and a note says that it is miles below the the surface of Washington State.
(Below Limit Of What Sucks) The producers need to stay with their daytime jobs.
The cinematography is below the quality and innovation of that exhibited by the worst made-for-TV movies, the acting is awful (although I get the feeling that the fault for that lies squarely in the lap of the director), and speaking of which, did I mention the direction is so haphazard and inscrutable that it defies the definition of the word?
I would vote for it below a 1 out of 10 but the voting system doesn't work that way apparently.
I love Stanwyck, but she snarls and contorts and lashes out wildly -- an undisciplined performance several notches below her standard.
Then once below in the belly of the plane a stray bullet hits a FUEL line and we see the fuel leaking from the side of the plane.
Another interesting thing about this one is that Alan Hale (the Skipper from "Gilligan's Island") is not yet so fat, and he can still lower his arms below his waist.
Production sets look to be below average--a 4. And, artistry is puzzling, with far too many close-ups, too rapid panning, and too many group scenes where the actors seem over rehearsed--a 3. To me, too much camera movement is disruptive.
There's a leak and a plumber put a hole in the man's floor so you can see into the woman's below apartment.
I just wish that they would show a little more class, not all filth and poorness and trailers and just below average life, it just seems to depress me.
Right below them, you can see my sister Noel's head (she was 11 at the time).
Unlike one of the reviewers below, I don't think that a great and glittering career should lie ahead for the director of this inept and tedious piece of navel-gazing.
David (the character) is enough inconsistent but cross(spend) to the people from below a good message " you unite and will overcome you! " Altogether we would say a film made in the 40s.
It is way below limits be called "professional".
In addition, the majority of screen time is a far below standard story of thieves, criminals and our hero(es) dealing with some alien time travel artifacts.
Duncan Roy's writing and direction is really, and regularly, below par.
Heck, you can't even refer to it as a nice spoof of the genre because it's way below average ( it's funny, but not "haha-funny, you know).
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