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The plot makes no sense what so ever; it is never clear in what the relationships between the characters are, who works for who or who is double crossing who.
All of the characters were two-dimensional.
The Christian characters are holier-than-thou and they are without a shred of compassion for the skeptic or the undecided characters.
The editing was poor and none of the characters engendered any sort of sympathy or feeling.
The characters are truly some of the most ridiculous and outright laughable on television, scripted or otherwise.
"Dead Calm" provided well drawn characters to root for in the form of Sam Neil and Nicole Kidman's grieving parents attempting to re-define their relationship on an ocean cruise.
The sex-obsessed script is by The Sun film critic Nick Fisher, a former teeny-mag 'agony uncle' who's obviously never watched an episode of Smack The Pony in his life; shame, because then he might at least have been in with a shout of writing female characters that were recognisably members of the human race.
You didn't get the characters.
To enjoy this movie I recommend to concentrate on the paternal relationship between the characters of Vince Edwards and David Mendenhall.
As some of the characters are visited by dead people and some just seem to be haunted by their guilty consciences it's not quite clear exactly what the connection is, but the visions do all seem to look like sixth form art films.
This may be due to some features that place it close to the slasher genre, murder, murder, kill, kill, gallons of blood, a tense sexual relation between the main characters etc.
The movie doesn't make clear what drives Lady Macbeth to madness, it doesn't give a reason why some of the characters should fear Macbeth and his "terror" (since there is no hereditary ascension to the throne, what with no throne and all) and it places Macbeth in an awkward position, since the leadership of a gang is as far from kingship as this whole movie is far from any Shakespeare.
Jonathan Demme had exactly the right feeling for the plot, the characters and their relationships towards each other in The silence of the lambs, he should have done Hannibal,too.My only comfort is that I've seen the movie only two times,it's long ago and thank god for that reason I'm able not to see the scenes from the movie when I read the novel.
On another hand, Schroeder doesn't succeed in gaining the audience's emotion and adherence in front of the two main characters' distress.
One dimensional characters, in a one dimensional setting, pursuing one dimensional stories.
The main characters are involved in one constant stand-off where they threaten each other, every five minutes or less.
Give the characters dignity and a sort of sophisticated view on modern society.
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.
The characters around her are only there to make her look better, by being smarter then them, more popular than them, more wanted by boys then them.
How pointless, hideous characters and boring film.
The plot is tenuous, the characters are shallow and unlikeable.
I must agree with another review that the "local" characters sound ridiculous as a matter of fact so do the "caucasian" characters.
Instead of drawing upon the memorable characters and captivating mythology of the original game, Square Enix has churned out a frivolous montage of incomprehensible battle scenes.
I do not connect with any of the characters.
And just when I thought I had a slight grasp on who all the tertiary characters were, some crazy woman in ranting about getting a puppy?
Characters are uniformly apathetic and farcically deadpan.
All the dialogs and characters are so bad it's making you scream.
Characters are thinner than cardboard cutouts, behave stupid and without any real motivation.
Annette Bening just doesn't have what it takes to play seductive women, she is better off with safe characters.
I, for one, was completely captured by the diverse characters and crisp dialogue of the original.
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