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I caught this on HBO under its category of "Guilty Pleasures", and I would agree that I felt guilty (and pleasured) watching it.
Not really fitting into a category, the movie realizes half way through that it should not have been anything more than a one-hour comedy central special.
Flat and uninspired work from most of the actors leaves this film in the After School Special category.
It didn't take too long after Halloween had kicked off the slasher boom for the category to be cursed by continuous mediocrity.
But if "Lifeboat" (wich unfortunately also belongs to this category) is an underrated masterpiece, not all the movies signed by the master of suspense in that time (the early 40's) are really worth seeing.
Haggis tries too hard to make his point and overreaches in just about every category of the film.
Well it is supposed to belong to that category...
I would argue that I am reasonably easy to please in this film category; I appreciate the classics of the genre but I will sit through and enjoy a half-decent if derivative effort as well.
I would put this in the category of a Battlefield Earth.
I would say this movie falls into the "it's so bad, it's almost good" category of movies.
Unfortunately, this one falls in the latter category.
the movie gets worse and worse with every minute, and does not even meet the requirements of 'so bad it's actually good' category.
His vast knowledge of filmmaking, his ability to dissect any scene of a film, and his winning of an Academy Award in some obscure category seemed to give him more credibility than your average independent film director.
Fourth: The acting beats "Plan 9 from Outer Space" in the worst-acting-ever category.
This movie easily falls into the category of laughable, if not beyond that to actually insulting.
Sofia Coppola contributes a solid addition to the category.
What's even more tragic is that it doesn't fit into the 'it's so bad it's good' category.
Prat falls, bumbling thieves, wicked German racing competitors and a pretty bouncing feminist all fall under the category of stock supply.
The acting is very wooden, but at least they had a better "display" than some films in the shoestring budget category.
This doesn't even rate in the so bad its good category.
This zombie flick falls into the major "cheese" category unlike the far more polished dawn of the dead, and day of the dead.
I think "category 6: day of destruction" was very unrealistic.
I'm not sure I could even assign a category myself, except that I'm quite sure it's a slap in the face of everyone, every where.
If I called it offensive, I would fall into a category of emotionally frail extremists.
This movie didn't even come close in the like category.
This film doesn't make the coveted category of 'Worst Movies' because its just bad due to being annoying nuff said.
Stick to "Rosemary's Baby" or "The Exorcist" if you want to see a really good devil movie and....um, well, I can't think of any good "Action" movies at the moment (probably because they're so far-and-few-between), so you're on your own in that category.
Tossing away everything that made Bond successful in the first place, this movie further degrades the Bond character throwing him into the category of Inspector Gadget.
Wait, I take that back-- this movie can't be included in any category related to "cinema"; it belongs in categories like "waste", turds, or similar categories.
Her only two competitors in this category are John Leguziamo in "The Pest" and Julia Stiles in anything she's done (or half-done).
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