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The writers were so lazy that the names of the characters are, for the most part, the name of the actors that respectively play them.
Take The Convenant, a film that relies so heavily on you finding the main characters attractive it thinks it can get away without a plot and/or a script that wasn't written by a six year old.
There is no main characters, just victims.
The shape of a characters face is even capable of drastically changing in the same shot.
Characters like Cammy and DJ are so forced into stereotypes of their nationalities that episodes containing them are almost physically painful to watch, not that the series isn't painful on a regular basis anyway.
Many of the characters maintain the failed adaptations from the movie.
The characters are almost always the same ... the heroics, the flaws, the greatness, the fall, the redemption.
Characterisation - all of the characters were either completely bland or grotesque caricatures.
Writer-director Dan Harris gives us a dysfunctional family torn at the seams, characters with question marks hanging over them, and then lays all the story-points out in the most obvious terms: Suicide!
The two movies have virtually the same elements - a half dozen or so characters, lost in a previously unexplored caving system, with no-one outside aware they are trapped down there.
Even though the "characters" don't apparently die, we SEE them get stabbed to death (and other ways they are killed) even though these "kills" do NOT take place as anyone can see them.
So, how did this movie end up so poor?!?! Well, the plot was about 95% predictable and the characters were about as 1-dimensional as possible.
As she slowly seduces a bartender into a life of crime it is difficult to feel any real concern over any of the characters.
The last 3 quarters of the film is spent by characters whinging, complaining and regretting what they have done!
But in the script dwells horribly written characters, stupid action sequences, clichés, and an ending that drags on and on reaching a level of ridiculousness which would make the Bollmeister very, very proud.
I cared about the characters.
A plausible fear turns into a series of implausible reactions from the characters.
There is a constant screaching sound for the audio(sounds like a bad microphone), which is so annoying that you sometimes cannot understand what the characters are saying.
The plot had no motivation to move forward or go backwards, it just appeared to stand still at times with no reason for some characters actions.
85 minutes of utterly bad acting,(half the cast seem to be suffering from Asperger's syndrome) ghastly wigs, strange make-up (including tide lines around wig areas) and holier than thou characters with holier than thou dialogue that makes you want to puke.
It wasn't funny, the wide-eyed, likable characters had become cynical and jaded, and the stories were contrived (such as "Laurie's" character having another brother because Richard Dreyfuss didn't do the sequel and "Terry the Toad" and "Pharaoh Joe" somehow managing to serve together in Vietnam).
You never get to know any of the characters except for superficial slapstick.
I think Lorelei and Luke are my favorite characters on the show though, mainly because of the way they are with one another.
this movie is funny funny funny my favorite quote from the movie "i think i saw a half naked Indian in my room last night" response that was no hallucination it was a Indian in your room" and another is "what the hell are you talking about, just what the hell are you talking about" but if i ever be admitted to an hospital like this one i will be prepared to write my will on the spot...i would say there were in my opinion three very funny characters in this film most funny but three is the funniest to me even though their lines were few.. and don't get me started on the crack-pot patient hehehe that one i will keep secret and fast paced too.
It has the strangest cast of characters all in the same movie.
For Norton, it seems he is content to portray the exact same characters as in his previous films such as "The Score".
THE ENGLISH PATIENT not only has it all (doomed romance, tragic war, great characters) but it has it in a way that no other movie does.
It is a spellbindingly tale told through flashbacks featuring amazing performances by all involved, somptuous visuals, characters we care about, and the most rapturous love story ever told.
the suspense factor was effective and the acting, though kept simple, was also effective in portraying the characters.
The characters are unforgettable.
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