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Nowhere in Flynn's autobiography is the Klaus Reicher character mention, the homosexual encounter is speculative fiction, and the movie's claims that Flynn treated native labor badly are groundless.
This was an okay movie until the writers took a dump all over whatever of the mediocre script they had written, and decided, "Hey, here's an interesting idea: Lets throw in a wacky twist at the end and make the main character the murderer!
The main character is a whiny, irresponsible study of how to throw yourself a pity party.
Plus, included in the plot is a sweet little girl "not yet 9" her character says.
guy character which we have had a glimpse of in such box office smashes as GOLDENEYE and PATRIOT GAMES.
Although there is a story here, Robert Redford's character, a skier trying to make the U.S. Olympic team, is so bland and unsympathetic that you wonder why to care about him at all.
The lead lacks depth, character, and likability to carry the film.
There are some nasty editing cuts towards the end of the film especially during fight scenes and when the main character is chasing thru doors and runs into a patron.
Dr. Zack is the most unlovable lead character i have ever seen.
As an example, the Capshaw character, one of the leading citizens of a small town in New England, takes up with an immature college student who works in her bookstore during the summer.
The film makers decided that instead of building drama and character, it was better to just show the most graphic and violent bits and hope that the audience would be shocked into sympathy and caring.
It's total disregard for a plot and the lack of even insubstantial surface character development made it seem like just a bunch of nice drawings.
Besides, Brandi is either portrayed very badly or the character itself is made to be so... Fake.
Yeah, an interesting premise falls short, sad to say, because Loy's character is so one dimensional it is hard to even like her let alone see Powell fall in love with her, which we know will soon happen.
Mr. bean is a selfish and rude character and one can only sympathies how pathetic he is.
It is a complete waste of time to watch even 1 episode and one can't help but to express disgust and pity why Rowen had portrayed himself as such a 2-dimensional, unfunny and ridiculous character.
Every character, every role, every conversation, every twist, everything in this movie stinks big time.
While US viewers might like emotion and character development, sci-fi is a genre that does not take itself seriously (cf.
Some guy gets a face full of acid, there's a lot of fighting, you have no idea who any character is (not that I really cared), and it's a whole noir mess.
I want to comment on the Matt Dillon character as an example of what's most infuriating about this movie.
It is disturbing to me that this extreme of racism is held up next to another character's behavior -- spouting her paranoid stereotypes about gang violence -- to illustrate that everybody's a LITTLE racist.
And is Dillon's character meant to redeem himself by committing the utterly unmotivated and unbelievable, laughably coincidental act of saving the woman he sexually assaulted the very night before?
A journalist like the main character ought to have known that.
It begins with a bounty hunter, our protagonist, who is possibly the weakest main character in the history of film.
So anyway, some people get shot, some zombies die, and in the end, everyone is dead except our main character, who should have died at the beginning when he was shot down by four people.
Shot on HD by the late Will Gibson, the movie's visuals lack character.
The story is about the main character coming back from the previous movies' success to ruin it all with this load of trash.
Most of the characters are unpleasant people, rude to each other and only in the expedition for money and publicity (except for Lance Hendrickson's character), so that it's impossible to care about what happens to them.
That aside, this film is also profoundly disturbing in that it justifies the manipulative and psychotic machinations of a character that is profoundly disturbed.
Every character is either stereotype or archetypical.
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