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Imagine what Anne Bancroft would have done with that character!
It is not helped by the principle character only showing his teeth once - and that was as a result of the camera angle.
As the story unfolds it becomes easier to understand the main character's dilemmas.
the whole movie, i am waiting for the main character to do something profound with his new youth and power.
Each delivers their lines without appearing to have any kind of engagement or emotional investment with any other character.
The final act did not seem in line with the mother's character at all.
The only things that make this movie somewhat tolerable is Ernie Hudson's character and the laser attack at the end.
The main character guy just walked around aimlessly yelling for these two little girls.
Throw in the fact that the main character, instead of finding some way to attract the young woman, engages in heavy-handed stalking, until he totally draws attention to himself and has to hatch this insane plot: If he can make the girl's father sick, then help him recover, she will marry him.
With character names like "Pistolero", "Comanche" and "The Gent" I braced myself for the worse and was punch in the face by just that.
The Left Elbow Index considers seven elements of film-making--acting, continuity, plot, character development, dialogue, artistry, and production sets--on a scale from a high of 10 to a low of 1, with 5 given as a average score.
For example, when one character is shot in the forehead, I found myself wondering if, or when, he was going to fall.
I hated every character in this show - Miranda was slutty, selfish and mumbled miserably through the appalling dialogue, her sister was a total wimp, and this was the worst depiction of manic-depression I have ever seen.
And a character-driven film without much of a character is never a good bet.
The main character, Donnie Darko, is a young man, committed to therapy, misunderstood by his friends, and rendered hostile and disaffected by his suburban life.
The main character, Pharaon, has suffered a loss of his wife and child in the pre-film past.
The Eugene character lacked soul and was overly sarcastic in all he said.
Sylvester is a great character on his own, but there's only so much he can do when confronted by the sheer awfulness of that accursed bid and senile old witch of a Granny.
A girl who has an imaginary boy/friend that gives up a relationship with a real one because her imagination is jealous....but i think it figures...she takes after her parents who also have some mental issues...plus the character who is supposed to be I think the laughing stock of it, the thing that should make you laugh, cal's room mate is a serious nut case and just makes me feel sorry for him...and the whole movie
Everything they do on the screen is done with a straight face and never fall out of character!
I figure this to be an "alternate reality" teen flick...More precisely a Ferris Bueller type character as the leader of a cheat ring .
But Lamar from Revenge of the Nerds is in here, he is friends with the main character Doug Masters.
Then they try to throw in a very horrible love scene where the main character kisses another girl after saving her 10 minutes after his girlfriend was murdered.
Perhaps it is the cut and paste direction by Mick Jackson that misses the pacing and character delineation.
The main issue here is that Attenborough's character brings everything upon himself and, quite frankly, is guilty of almost every accusation brought against him, so it's baffling why the film (and all the characters) have so much sympathy for him.
And, following a sedate pace and a careful build up, the plot completely falls apart in the last 20 minutes with a deeply unsatisfying and unexplained conclusion which doesn't even show us if Attenborough's character has developed at all from the previous proceedings.
How can people relate to a character that is just a Barbie doll?
In an insulting attempt at comedy the writer/director introduces a new character or event in practically every scene, none of which are realistic, making it very confusing to keep track of what is going on.
The actual film though was just poor, i can't find any reason for the main character - the priest-cum-cop being in there at all.
I lost interest in the story because a character was said to be a witch.
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