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What was clear was that the Directors forgot to direct, the actors to act and most importantly the script writer to write.
Children under twelve might get a kick out of the poorly written, acted, and directed slapstick humor, but adults in full control of all their faculties should steer clear of this stinker.
As much as I tried going into "Inhabited" with a clear mindset, unconsciously I kept comparing the supposedly creepy and menacing garden fairies with the badly sculptured goblins of Nilbog!
We hoped that by the end everything would be slightly more clear.
The narrative was clear and concise but overall the film never caught my interest- scenes felt flat and uninspired.. Ghengis khan, historically speaking, had a very interesting/epic life but the film failed to capture that- instead focused on small skirmishes as a youth and a love story I think I've seen disguised in a slew of other films.
It's never clear where Ator comes from or if he's supposed to be some superior sort of being.
Anyway, it's only 72 minutes, so a second viewing should clear up any haziness.
Three thuggish idiots, Dave, Phil & Ernie (Carlo De Mejo) board & it's clear that they're there to cause trouble as they intimidate & verbally abuse the other passengers & staff.
However, it was very clear to me from the beginning that Martha Stewart's version of "The Apprentice" just doesn't "fit in."
The acting performances are above average and the underwater photography is surprisingly clear and well-handled.
It's painfully clear that all effort in this film was directed toward cinematography and very little attention to everything else.
This monster has the uncanny ability to see with "predator" vision, a clear rip-off, and can miraculously appear after throwing his spear.
script seemed very complicated first but as the movie continued, it became understandably clear.i
The tedious overacting takes itself so seriously that it's nearly hypnotic, and to be clear I mean that in a bad way.
Someone, somewhere, said, this is how to make a movie: use a blue filter to make everything look mysterious, add plenty of slow motion shots of horse hooves splashing in murky puddles, add snowflakes hovering around while two boring characters are speaking to each other, and oh yes rain pouring down dramatically to distract from the fact that nothing is really happening, and don't forget the black silhouettes walking toward us with fire blazing behind them, and lots of torches burning, and of course blurry fight scenes during which it's not clear what is actually happening because we don't have the budget for the gory special effects so just throw in the sound of metal clanking, and, oh, by the way, don't let any character live long enough for the audience to understand them, relate to them or sympathize with them, and cross fingers, hope that fans of sword and sorcery films will eat it up, even though it is complete doo doo, and go straight to video, do not pass GO . . .
This same heavy handed lack of subtlety and understanding is clear throughout the very fabric of the entire series, and the same tired and boring love-triangle storyline is actually stretched out over 7 episodes!
It should be clear to everyone that this show was blatantly ripped-off of "Grounded for Life", "Titus", and "Married...with Children" since they are all similar in plot and overall mood.
I am still trying to figure out what the target of this movie was: 1) Whether to show how stupid, disorganized, unprofessional and arrogant the police is (I surely could add various adjectives here, but I think my point on this is clear).
First, I want to clear a common misconception: It is not unrealistic that the school Zoey goes to gives students laptops.
I watched this movie, or part of it, in hope that it would be fun to laugh at how bad it was, but it soon became clear that this was just plain silly.
It's clear that for this film they wanted to have the story line driven by the characters.
Keep your money and sanity and keep well clear.
Guest often plays around with reality and fiction but the line between the two is always clear in his films, sort of an essential with a mockumentary.
He plays a former child prodigy who is now a brilliant doctor, who spends his spare time running over small children with his car, with the intent of maiming and crippling them...this is not a "spoiler", because all this is made very clear from the begining...sickening enough?? Oh, it gets better...he is manipulated into doing this, by his incestuous sister, who threatens to with-hold sexual favors from him if their latest victim fails to die...even Clive Barker couldn't write anything so hideous.
film didn't have a clear direction.the
Why does he kill Major Koslova and her mates isn't still clear to me.
His searching for happiness is not clear, but they do bring out the reason for his unhappiness rather well by displaying the overbearing trait of the females in his wife's line.
I say this because it becomes very clear that Stokes had no trouble lifting the originality of Bueller off John Hughes' hands and choosing to create a film completely void of humor.
From the bad storyline to the nonexistent direction, it becomes abudantly clear that the only reason this film was made was that the producer's last name ended in DeLaurentis.
The whole thing felt like a put on, improvised in the moment without a clear objective.
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