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The movie fails at being serious, because the idea of killing for any school position (this being Prom Queen) crosses the line into insanity (not to mention shots of flag burning and drive-by shootings, a poor attempt at being controversial and edgy), and fails at being a comedy, for all the forced and awkwardly placed jokes (big butt mama, "funky" black principal, and excessive cussing delivered poorly by the principal cast).
Not a black comedy, or anything for that matter.
Is it supposed to be a black comedy?
If its supposed to be the black humor that makes this film so terrific, then I guess anything can pass for comedy these days.
I don't know if it was the subtitles, black and white filming, length of the movie, or the fact that it took two hours out of my studying for a huge chemistry test, but I did not enjoy it.
One Night at McCool's wants you to think it is a hip and clever black comedy.
Filled with some likable slapstick and not too bad (although repetitive and a little predictable) classic comedy, it isn't great, but it's a black and white film worth looking at.
Simple enough explanation Micahel likes to kill his relatives that would suffice, but no we have to have a man in black and mysterious cults and signs of Thor and utter crap.
I know those dudes in that black thorn wanted to bring about the apocalypse, but there wasn't even a date set for when it was supposed to happen.
With the help of an evil gunfighter in black, they kill and terrorize everyone.
I always liked Chuck Norris in Films, but why do we need to make these shows politically correct by adding a black side kick who is as threatening as Shirley Temple in Little Miss Marker.
I still have a collection of black and white stills I took of the production work for the newspaper.
I very well remember the bad press this film got because of the producers' court order against Clayton Moore using the name "Lone Ranger" or donning his black mask at personal appearances.
The first 2 minutes of the movie shows a black and white flashback of a weird looking fat dude going dominatrix on a Fabienne from Pulp Fiction lookalike contest winner and strangles her with his tie.
The characters are obnoxious stereotypes (black Chris Tucker type, Survivalist Chick, Topless Bimbos, Requisite Old Couple, Asian Tour Guide) whose interactions are marred by painful, trying-to-be-hip dialogues and mostly obvious stabs at humor (not quite as bad as "Cabin Fever," but still); the script has too much padding (the "rustling bush" scene, for example), and "Hatchet" winds up as typical as any postmodern slasher of the last decade, with its only distinguishing trait an expertly-calculated hype machine.
Ghost Story could have been much more effective in black and white and in eliminating some of the more lurid special effects, and to presenting a more cogent screenplay (we should not have to be wondering about why the two trailer-parkish acolytes are in the script) The biggest detriment of the film is Craig Wassan (definitely separated at birth from Bill Maher) who from perhaps editing or just bad acting, is totally ineffective.
This is a serious film about black revolutionaries and not really an action film.
The quality of the movie is okay, sound okay, no hiss, colors okay, black is black and not blue as in many low budgets.
To give you just one example, a black doctor comes out of his hiding place, unarmed, with his hands up in the air, ready to surrender to the police: one of the (all-white) cops says "Don't shoot him, he's a doctor", to which another cop replies: "So what?
The biggest problem seems to be the director's inability to make up his mind as to whether it's black comedy, farce or a combination of both.
In each urinal was deposited a small, round black circle.
The presentation was interesting : black and white movie , the year 1968 , students manifestations , general strike , youth , ideals, love.....etc.
It is disappointing to see as talented an actor as Amitabh Bachchan in such a weak role, especially when he was beyond sensational in BLACK (which I highly recommend).
Actually, they all look like miniature versions of Marilyn Manson, with their black outfits, pale faces and dark eyes.
The stereotypical teenage son and his girlfriend, the black guy with a white girlfriend, and the two lesbians have to do battle with three killer scarecrows- but, don't be tricked like I was, this isn't nearly as fun as it sounds.
the ghost is a black haired girl, that scares it's victims by doing nothing else than walk and look dead.. the difference is just the motive for the haunting.
the rest is the same as every time: black haired girl, strange things happening with some media (photos), creepy acting.
What got me particularly irritated about this film though was the new thing that they threw into the mix by shooting a few frames in black and white in each scene.
This is a cheapy biography of a star of the black and white minstrel shows, a certain Dixie Boy Johnson.
During one scene, they show a black woman and a white man in the audience watching the game.
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