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Mix the most hammed performances from the most wooden actors, an abysmal script were every comment from all of the 'actors' sounded like it came from the same character and the most hurried editing that tried (and failed bigtime) to give the film a forced pace.
It was really the lead character, the daughter, whose performance was bad.
At times, there are some great rare scenes like when the main character uses the 'normal' lavatory in the 'normal' plane.
There are lulls, however, and I find it most in the character who played the Soul Pilot.
Okay, I haven't read the book yet but I have to say that the lead character was miscast.
As a viewer of this miniseries, I grew irritated by the mannerisms, gestures and look of the lead character, Fannie Price.
Many have said it was true to the book, if that is the case I find it hard to believe that Jane Austen would create such a character as her lead heroine.
It's possible to create a character who has been put upon by others and succeeds in earning their trust and endearment but the portrayal of this character in this miniseries just didn't do it for me.
I did find Amy to be a superficially positive character, as she is a role model to young women that they can serve in traditionally male fields.
Pia Miranda's character was unnecessary and abstract from the plot, and her lines were average at best.
It opens with a boy named Greg witnessing the gruesome murder of an ice cream man (Greg subsequently goes crazy and grows up to be the title character) by what appear to be mob assassins.
The Pete character in the series wasn't a whiney little baby as portrayed in the movie.
The character Mr. Kurtz, played by John Malcovik was totally the wrong actor to do the part.
He fit the character in "Of Mice and Men."
The main character is so annoying that I couldn't care less what he does.
I liked the Mel Gibson character and the Milla Jovovich characters and wish they would have focused more on them.
I see Gibsons character as almost Frankenstien like.
Along for the ride are a bunch of truly terrible character actors, many borrowed from TV.
The main character wears a hat, but that's all he has in common with Robert Howard's character Solomon Kane as known from early pulp magazines and lots of publications ever since these days.
The hero is a newly invented character who definitely is not SK.
Ben Kingsley's character is just plain stupid but not funny at all.
See, the first act of the film is spent establishing nuances of Jack Brooks' character, despite the fact that everything we need to know about his aggression is delivered within minutes of the first title cards.
And on top of that.. no character there has any spirit; then, how can you care at all what happens to any of them.
The robot in the movie looks like a man wearing those steel suit and the acting is really bad especially the one playing the character Alien.He is totally annoying!! Don't waste your money watching this sequel to the popular Gen-X Cops.
Some of the back story is merited, but too much time, for example, was spent on Daria character with the anal sex boyfriend and on the back story for Paulie, who was not a realistic character, although the actor did a decent job with the lines he was given.
LOOKING FOR COMEDY IN THE Muslim WORLD pulled it off thanks to a topical subject and a fantastic script; not to mention Albert Brooks' excellent broodish character portrayal.
The story starts abruptly and the viewer is thrown into the plot with no character development or storytelling whatsoever.
If they took the same cast and crew, and made a movie called the Gent who was the coolest character in the film and came up with an interesting and continuous story maybe it could be decent.
As it is, prepare for a lame series of tough guy character intros, all of whom do nothing but ride bikes around the desert all day and cause trouble while all staying never getting sunburned and keeping their hair and clothes perfect and never needing to look for a home or money, etc.
I think the one character that goes underrated is Lewis Black.
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