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How this character ever got hired by the post office is far beyond me.
He never fully got into the plot or deep into the character emotions or reasons behind their actions.
It casts Nielsen as the myopic title character, something gets planted on him, and he makes a mess of everything.
Like there's a different girl friend of toxie's in this one or it might be the same character just with a different name and played by a different chick.
Near the beginning of the film Baldwin's character is video taping his sexual exploits without the knowledge of his partner.
The main character is completely clueless and astoundingly unsympathetic, but there is no humor in his blundering.
Or perhaps that was all part of the character?
The very idea of it was lame - take a minor character from a mediocre PG-13 film, and make a complete non-sequel while changing its tone to a PG-rated family movie.
The only good reading of the character I've heard was done for radio by Amanda Root, who gave it the same quality as she did the character Anne in the film of "Persuasion": a stern, sure, heartfelt moral centeredness.
If you're looking for a convincing performance from any one character, you won't find it here, but this game is worth buying if only to witness the truly hilarious performance of Christopher Walken.
So we throw you a bone, because we're not looking for Oscar-winning performances, intriguing plot or realistic character reactions to the situations at hand.
I admire the idea of putting Selle's's character in Japn, versus the cliché of having play in the minors.
The movie was a real "gotcha" for both the skeptic character and myself as a viewer, putting us in a very uncomfortable situation.
Her character is sly, sarcastic, clever, light hearted, funny and cunning.
She really pulls this role off well and you get a good feel for what her character is all about.
Why did the main character from the first movie return to make this garbage?
It was character driven, but you didn't understand anyone's motivations or their actions for the most part.
We're beat over the head with the main points of this show instead of being left to gradually figure it out, almost as if the writers feel that they must spell out that the main character is some sort of avenging angel, sentenced to redeem himself from sins, both venial and mortal, via butting into his cab fares many affairs.
Even the name of the main character was changed, and his screen personality was completely different from that of the individual described in the novel.
The creepy,mysterious atmosphere from the novel doesn't appear one single time in the movie,when I saw it first in the cinema I even fell asleep.Why was Margot Verger, a very important character, totally omitted?
Well, the reasons why Jodie Foster refused to play Starling again are well known and I accepted it,although like surely many others I'm very disappointed 'cause I identified Starling with her.For stories like Red Dragon,The silence of the lambs or Hannibal that possess such psychological depth, it is very important to identify with a character when they're adapted for the screen,but as the Germans say, that's "snow of yesterday".
While Lopez de Ayala tries hard to portray Juana as a romantic and passionate young woman, completely obsessed by love to her handsome husband, it seems as if she weren't able to develop her character over this one-dimensional feature; Juana was an important figure in Spanish history, and politics of that time were essential in her storyline... but here she's introduced as a romantic leading lady out of a soap opera; this is a real pity, and the film a missing opportunity to show the way personal lives can influence History and vice versa.
In fact, her character, as well as most of the others, never developed.
The problem with Hell Ride is, unlike PF and RD, the story is garbage and so is character development.
Some purely evil character does some dastardly deed, Walker goes after him, and it ends in a Karate match.
Granted that the plot is that John Weston (John Wayne) is sent by Marshall George Higgins (George Hayes) to participate in a fixed rodeo (say "Ro-DAY-oh"), but character development and interaction are sacrificed.
Rob Lowe was bad in his character, Ice-t is always bad and Burt Reynolds had nothing to do in the movie.
It's fairly gritty and realistic without exploiting the characters but still it's not that interesting either and Billy Dee's character, though maltreated by white authority figures, doesn't really come off as sympathetic.
They've created the character Zoey to be everything people want to believe Jamie Lynn is, clever, original, smart, pretty, popular etc.
The evil character is very poorly done but i guess that is the kind of movie it is.
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