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Otherwise, the screenplay (by the Coens) is seriously lacking in humor and interest, supporting cameos by John Goodman and Holly Hunter fail to add any lift, and the second-half of the movie slides precariously into self-indulgence.
The plot is incidental at best and seems to exist just to showcase various cameos.
I even found the scenes with the supporting players, Bergen, Leechaman, Carry Fisher and Bette Middler in short but memorable cameos, funny, smart, and enjoyable but in general the movie is a second hand "Sex and the City" which was released few months ago.
Speaking of the story,...there is one, kinda,...but its barely visible for all the "look at me" shots and cameos.
Interest is somewhat peaked by Hines' line delivery that is spookily similar to Will Smith's and by cameos of now-more-famous actors like Memento's Joe Pantoliano and "NYPD Blue's" Jimmy Smits.
The plot of the film is pretty flimsy, and basically tries to survive on not-so-obscure references to older B-movies and some cameos from guys like David Carradine, Dennis Hopper, and Vinnie Jones.
Also the various cameos in it were kind of cool to see but i have no idea why they would waste their time being in this piece of garbage.
Other famous stars you may or may not recognize are also in cameos and not all are M-G-M contract players either!
This bunch of random cameos does not really add up to much though Richard Lynch and Karen Black do raise some of the few smiles of this film with their appearances, and its quite painful really, as none of the main cast are much good at all.
In fact, aside from the above mentioned cameos this entire movie is really quite stale and turgid with characters that couldn't get offed quick enough for my liking and an unfortunate lack of any real interest.
Yes It had something that G.I. Joe didn't have like celebrity cameos by Don Johnson, and Burgess Meredith but I think G.I. Joe: The Movie lacked the passion for the characters that the G.I. Joe TV series had.
In this and most subsequent Muppet films, some powers that be felt there was a need to include lots of non-Muppets--in particular, many, many cameos by stars.
Yes, he was an amazing man who inspired Jim Henson and the rest of his crew, but the tiny scene he's in just wasn't needed nor were most of the cameos.
It is a very charming family film with many fun cameos.
Throw in cameos by Mike Mazurki and assorted others, the traditional dumb-but-sympathetic ally on the police force, and a plethora of nicely drawn character turns that provide dimension to practically all players, and despite an unfortunate title song, you have, to my mind, a thoroughly enjoyable movie experience.
Watch out for cameos from Ben Stiller and Tim Robbins, and the dark lord himself (who has a fetish for KG).
Featuring classic comedians and guest star cameos, keeps to a simple but original plot, classic Muppet lame jokes, Paul Williams genius in song writing, and Electric Mayhem madness, and comes off with an amazing movie especially when you realize that the major cast are puppets.
It features loads of cameos by big named comedic stars of the age, a solid script, and some great Disneyesque songs, and blends them together in a culmination of the best display of Henson's talent.
There are a load of excellent scenes (the car chase, the rock-off, the meeting) and cameos (including Dave Grohl as Satan!).
keeps you laughing nonstop! the acting is good and there are a lot of hilarious cameos such as Ben stiller as the guitar store guy.
The film even had great cameos like the maker of city limits Michelle schocked in the liquor store or Ben Stein in his first role in the sunny's surplus store.
The gags are still funny, the interaction between characters works great, and the cameos come off better than ever.
There are great cameos, makeup, writing, directing, etc in this film.
North and South is a miniseries from the "golden age" of television miniseries in the 1980s, which was a time for long, sweeping epics with high production values and lots of star cameos.
Look out for cameos from David Walliams and Matt Lucas of Little Britain and Rock: Profile fame.
Moreover, scream queens Brinke Stevens and Dawn Wildsmith have fleeting cameos.
This film has a lot of great cameos and a lot of wonderful psychedelic nonsense.
Look for cameos from real NFL players & officials.
A few cherished scene stealing, and humorous cameos to break up the serious content.
A cross-country journey filled with lots of interesting, oddball stops along the way (& several very cool cameos).
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