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Maybe you had to be a camper to really get it, but in the words of one character noticing all her clothes were wet "this is so camp!" From the practical jokes and fighting over boyfriends, to the scary lunch lady and the early morning bell ... it's amp.
Moreover, the basic plot blatantly emulates the second "A Nightmare on Elm Street" movie, the pace really kicks into gear and rarely lets up after the rather leisurely opening third, the 80's clothes and hairstyles are hilariously hideous (Michael's silly blue pajamas are especially sidesplitting!), and Galindo, Jr. gleefully pours on the blood by the gallon with several pleasingly brutal murder set pieces.
None of the supposedly US characters looks or sounds American; the hairstyles and clothes, again, are very retro and much of the dialog appears to have been looped--without the appropriate background noise!
This is the most awful film i have ever seen!Are Mary-Kate and Ashley dumb or something?As if us Brits speak really posh like that?!that guy who played James in it wasn't even from the UK he's Australian!and the clothes that they were all parading in like arseholes pretending to be British really annoyed me.I love going on shopping sprees and believe me WE DO NOT WEAR THAT LOAD OF CRAP!So to all Americans out there do not be fooled by this stupid film because us Brits do not speak posh like that (only the queen does) we are not snobby n strict (us Brits are totally wild!) we listen to the same music you Americans are into such as rap r&b rock pop dance etc we do not wear them crap clothes we wear normal clothes and designer clothes such as Gucci and most of all we are not into the sport polo only nerds are and we do not like Shakespeare at all Shakespeare is utter crap that nobody can understand and we do not say Ta-tar or would you like a cup of tea only retarded ones do!And that is basically what I've have got to say about this DO NOT SEE THIS film!Keep on chilling!
Let me be clear here first of all: I'm in my twenties, and I saw Bratz, but not for any kind of simple lewd intentions at gawking at sexy teens in gobs of make-up and slutty clothes.
Scenario is convincing well and many details such as small things, objects, and clothes are perfectly reflecting that time and that place.
Where to begin...the clothes...the clothes are a joke.
The lovely Edwige Fenech, of course is ravishing throughout, but deigns not to take her clothes off as much as in the first film.
We have three broads arriving on a boat, still in the clothes they were apparently arrested in, tried in Court, and then literally, sent up the river in!
You'll howl over the hilarious opening scene where one sis strips off all her clothes (including her sexy lingerie) in front of the other, while said other, with a fixed, disapproving scowl on her face, unpacks teddy bears, pictures of Daddy in wrought iron frames, and... a huge wooden dildo?
I'd reach for the eject button again and off came the clothes.
The visual style was all 70's pastel kitsch: house, clothes, hair.
And at one point Cary Grant is sent to gather some clothes for his wife and a psychiatrist sees him examining the dresses in her closet and posing in front of the mirror, holding up the dresses in front of him, trying on different women's hats.
Just saw the film again, and except for being a tad embarrassed that we wore such silly clothes back then, I think it holds up beautifully.
She makes a play for him and they end up on the road, in the rain picking up a near naked hitch-hiker who gleefully rips off her wet clothes and more.
Time after time, the clothes come off, the girls are making out, you see a little fur-burger here, a little whisker-biscuit there(just frontal, no open clam), and just when it looks like the chicks are going to get down to some serious munching, it just cuts to some worthless clip of them cuddling after they had "made love", whatever the hell that is.
Apart from the beautiful clothes, houses and landscapes, this overlong film goes nowhere very, very slowly.
This is modern day tripe dressed up in Victorian clothes, or as Holmes might have put it, "The curious incident of a pastiche in the night!"
The actors and characters are not the fit-firm-20- somethings with perfect hair, clothes, and make-up.
He should abbreviate his name) has zero charisma with no sense of humour and dresses in the same black is supposedly trendy clothes.
During a rescue scene, when time is of the essence, he takes time to change clothes.
But if I want to see attractive woman I can watch an adult movie and they take their clothes off.
Gate of Hell inevitably opens and everyone gets their clothes off.
And no, making the characters wear designer clothes does not count as classy!
the clothes the sets the streets, everything was real.
Just about every female in the film is there just to take her clothes off.
However, since it is the GREAT ALTMAN, none dare say the emperor has no clothes.
He's not just an intimidating presence, or a guy who wears flashy clothes.
What we have here is one of the great beauties of French cinema - two if you want to stretch a point and include Gerard Philippe, who was about one generation ahead of Alain Delon in the Pretty Boys Who Can Also Act school - wearing exquisite clothes, smiling her exquisite smile (eat your heart out, Julia Roberts) and suffering as exquisitely as only Michele Morgan could.
Brooke Shield's parents should have also gone to jail for making a little girl take her clothes off for a movie--they had no right.
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