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Too many characters are introduced to us in such a short time.
These characters randomly were involved with the progression of the plot, which became too convoluted with each passing minute.
To be interesting, such a movie must rely entirely on moving and intriguing characters, and on the chemistry between them.
The food, the characters - nothing felt passionate.
The food in 'No Reservations' was in the background - rarely did we get a closeup of the preparation; the characters were not real enough to carry the movie without it.
Linda Blair plays an innocent sent to jail (we learn offhandedly she was involved in running over some guy with her car), facing hard time in the Big House with some of the nastiest characters this side of a Russ Meyer pic.
Mandy is beautiful and a magnet to every boy she meets, but we never get to know Mandy or any of the characters in the film.
There weren't any other characters used from the video game (that i could discover)!
The use of the "Hada Power" and other supernatural elemnents have nothing to do with skills the characters have in the video game!
The comparisons also stand up when you think of the one-dimensional characters, who have so little depth that it is virtually impossible to care what happens to them.
I can't believe that is actually ends with a scene in which they think the audience cares about the characters.
It's not,fantastic,surrealistic or horror,It's just hideously bad Turkish feature film.And finally there were a lot of unnecessary scenes and unnecessary characters.
The combination of palace impressions and story-driving scenes do not add any depth or insight to the whole cast of characters.
There are not many interactions between the characters either.
The good thing about it is the sword fight scene looks pretty good and the characters look nice.
The crazy thing I noticed is that every character is completely over-portrayed, and it seems (most of the time anyhow) that the film had been 'sped-up' to make the characters move faster!
The characters are all one-dimensional, even the lead.
I'm generally not a fan of high school comedies, they rely heavily on humor in bad taste and rarely stray far from clichéd story lines and characters and downright dull dialog.
These movies only work if at least one of the characters is an instantly likable one, this was not the case in 'Cheats', especially not the protagonist.
The movie goes something like this: Run around, run around, someone killed, lots of freaking out and then one of the group yells to "Pull it together" or "Just calm down!" Repeat this as many times as their are characters left.
At the beginning of 'Loggerheads', we're introduced to three pairs of seemingly unrelated characters.
Not only is the story unbelievable, the situations the characters put themselves in are so silly, to the point where it isn't shocking.
A movie can be BAD in that it isn't a masterpiece but can be enjoyable on the basis of unintentional humour, bizarre characters, etc.
She and her beau go on a train headed for Los Angeles, and very soon after the more-than-cliché characters are privy to snakes overtaking the train- with the originator woman becoming a snake herself.
All the characters seem to be more than willing to run off into the forest alone and headfirst into a spear or sword and their death.
1st watched 7/29/2001 - 4 out of 10 (Dir-Mark Dindal): Fast-paced, frantic animation effort by Ted Turner's feature animation group plays a lot like tv cartoons and leaves a lot to be desired in the area of likeable characters, but definetly has extremely unlikeable villains.
The characters were pathetically written.
Unfortunately, they all come across as cardboard characters rather than real people.
The film hinges on such a ridiculous premise that it barely raises an eyebrow when characters are killed with BBQ tongs and are impaled by carrots.
We became enamored of all these characters (minus Richard Dreyfuss) in an age of innocence.
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