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"Congo" is based on the best-selling novel by Michael Crichton, which I thought lacked Crichton's usual charm, smart characters and punch.
Most of all, the characters are so paper-thin and poorly developed that the film becomes quite unpredictable, but probably not on purpose.
You get very little appreciation for the caving surrounds or the monster that they face, while the characters are clichéd (spiritual guy, leader with tragedy in recent past etc) and the ending was just weak.
The characters are universally bland, the locations are criminally under-utilized, there's no attempt to create tension or suspense, the physical effects are either laughably bad or shamelessly stolen from other movies, and the ubiquitous tribal rape scenes are barely worthy of a PG-13.
The fate for some of the teens is shoved in your face too obviously, while other characters could have been fleshed out more.
The characters in the movie looked like they were auditioning for Danny Terrio.
Has anyone noticed that all three main female characters appear naked?
It had a very slow first act, lazy killing scene's, annoying and flat characters and a very stupid and very unbelievable twist.
bad story bad discussions bad characters bad plot even a confusing ending a complete.
I also had to watch some parts of it over again, to make it clear as to what the letter said, what the characters' names were, and I'm still not clear on a few things that happened, whether they were real or not.
I couldn't find a glimmer of emotional connection among any of the characters in this exercise in humdrum dreariness.
The ending is hardly a finality, nobody could tell you what these two characters would be doing in even the next frame.
I really liked the story line to an extent and the characters were likable but the film on a whole was just awful.
Also, why is it that in almost every film with lesbian characters one of them has to either commit suicide or die or turn straight?!?!
The main problem is that all of the characters lack warmth, and Pauly Shore is so abrasive that he is a most unlikable hero.
You would meet characters and never see them again, or really understand why they were included in the movie.
And despite all the gabbing, you never get to really know or care about any of the characters.
The show revolves around the wealthiest boarding school in existence, and the lovely, incredibly tan, attractive gang of one-sided characters who inhabit it.
The script is bad, you don't care about the characters and the humor is mostly lame except for a few amusing one-liners.
It pushes its "quirky" characters and "outrageous" situations at the viewer like a crack dealer making overtime.
The characters I hated a lot and from the beginning I could tell who would die and who wouldn't.
The plot drags, the characters are wooden and uninteresting, the motivations of their actions are completely indecipherable.
Unfortunately I was disappointed to find that L'Auberge Espagnol fails to satisfy in many ways: the characters are stereotyped, the events are trite and the story is shallow.
I was laughing throughout at the antics of some of the dumbest fictional characters this side of Homer Simpson.
The fun in this movie is predicting which characters will get eaten and in what order, and trashing the so-called "uniforms" the "military" jokers wear.
My feelings are unsympathetic to the characters, and the dialogue is mediocre at best.
Also, the secondary characters are for the most part one- dimensional.
There's no depth to any of the characters in this movie!
My favorite characters deaths were pretty much pointless and did nothing for the plot.
Cordelia was one of the best characters on the show, and once she and Angel were finally going to get together she turned all evil and into a demon.
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