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But, instead of having them act out the story, the film shows inter-title cards that describe what has occurred and the cast pose like they are going to be photographed or just make a few minimal movements or actions until the next card appears to describe an all-new scene.
It's almost like looking at a series of stereoscope cards that move just a little and all together tell a very, very dull story.
I swear the actors must've been reading off of cue cards because they put absolutely no emotion into it whatsoever, it was like they were all monotones.
But, in Columbo-style, Hopkins does not play his cards until in the courtroom, and it looks as if he may get away with it.
A couple of choice scenes to demonstrate the cheeziness of this movie -- First, the scene in which Gooding gets all the inmates to tear up their playing cards while the inspirational music swells and you half-expect the cast to start the slow-unison clap from those awful highschool sports movies.
A girl raised with all the wrong cards rises above it all and makes her own hand of cards for the game of life.
Were they simply reading off of cards?) and the writing was sophomoric, the photography was actually good in places, but not good enough to save this flop.
This is one of the better silent films because it had many dialog cards.
I kept wondering if the actors were reading cue cards.
Most of the actors sounded, and looked,as if they were reading from cue cards.
It doesn't take an idiot to realize the major problem with debt and credit cards in America falls mostly on the people themselves who run it up.
Actors hit marks and then don't move from them through the rest of scenes, and lines are delivered as if read from cue cards.
One which will give forth coming movies a new style of script, this could be the start of something new, a new genre of filming pleasure has brought its first cards to the table.
It seemed as though they were reading from cue cards the entire time.
Oh how I enjoyed the toys, the keychains, the trading cards, even my water bottle which had pictures of both young and grown up Goku.
The film begins with intertitle cards which indicate that a doctor has a spoiled son who spends money like mad.
Reno plays cards in Del Rey; breaking the house, then he forces a partnership onto the saloon's owner, planning to import "soiled doves", build a stage, cheapen the place.
York plays cards, badly, to show he is not the expert card player Turner was; then Kirby challenges him.
Throughout the film, he collects cards, goes to school and achieves three graduation diplomas for his great skills (another thing that made him different), volunteers to help people in a camp, where he meets his true love Diana Adams (Laura Dern), and much more.
During some scenes, it appeared that he was reading off of cue cards.
There was this film and also an album to fill in with cards related to the film.
Everyone involved in this should have their union cards revoked.
And the second male lead, Richard Hench, who doesn't enter the film until it's half over, seems to be reading his lines from cue cards offscreen.
Carnet is similar inasmuch as 'dance cards' are unheard of today belonging as they do to a world of stately dancing and courtly manners where even a 'nice' girl would as soon turn up to a dance totally naked as without a 'full' dance card - many of us will remember how, in Meet Me In St Louis, Judy Garland and Lucille Bremner 'marked' the dance card of an out-of-towner loading it with every dead-beat in town.
Why... that's my only question, why this horrible soundtrack of a garage band with no talent , this cast ( i'm sure in some scenes reading off cards ).... why all the clichees ever seen are all in this flick ALL of them, can you one second fall for any of these caracters or actually believe in this cheezy romance.
my vacation money to buy an uniform worn by goddard in spwh and i have a whole living room wall filled with lobby cards and posters of so proudly....im that nutty.
I liked very much some parts, like, for example, the hypocrisy of the priests in a hotel, praying for the health of the father of a guest in a moment, and drinking and playing cards like gangsters in the next moment.
A search on Google turns out they should have been scratching cards given out during a Burger King promotion where the smells coincided with the particular scenes.
In this "page from the history and lives of the most bloodthirsty pirates who ever infested the southern seas," the title cards explain, "it was the custom of these pirates to subdue their prey, loot the ship, bind their captives, and blow them up."
He obviously reads his dumb and pointless introductions to each section from cue cards.
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