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Although the production and Jerry Jameson's direction are definite improvements, "Airport '77" isn't much better than "Airport 1975": slick, commercial rubbish submerging (this time literally) a decent cast.
days before the movie premiere on Nick, most of the teen girl actresses on Nick (Jamie Spears, Emma Roberts, Lindsey Shaw, etc.) showed up in a commercial influencing brain-dead kids about how awesome nat and alex wolff are.
I was waiting for Steven Bochco to run in the credits followed by a commercial), characters were identified exclusively by on-screen coke usage (and pretty much everything else left to Boogie Nights for character development), and no personable characters to draw the viewer into the story.
That, I suppose, in the context of a commercial Hollywood film is just about tolerable, but what's with all the praise for Russell Crowe's performance?
When I saw the commercial for this, I was all about seeing it.
It's like one long TOY commercial.
Unfortunately it was a bit ahead of it's time, and was considered too unusual, and not commercial enough for mass consumption.
It has the prickly energy of a big commercial feature, but a shapeless style which brings out nothing from the characters except their kooky eccentricities.
Speaking of Miike, for him this is something of a commercial venture, so if anyone thinks they might be getting perversion of the "Bijita Q" or "Audition" kind, they're wasting their time.
number 2: on the commercial it said they were famous but nobody even heard of them till there crappy show came on.
The movie is pretty funny and involving for about four dates, then it becomes a blatant commercial for some guy you (and even his "friends") really can't stand.
Even watching the commercial for Lady and the Tramp II was a horrible experience.
Visually contrived with painful attempts to create beautiful hip indie cinematography, the whole film feels like the director - whose previous effort Dodgeball was funny if outright commercial - is desperately seeking indie credibility by cobbling together aspects of other indie films but sprinkling it with stars like Mena Suvari, Sienna Miller and Nick Nolte.
Nacho had made some commercials in TV, I remember one in which Nacho was looking for Paul Mc Carney around Madrid (the commercial was about a Mc Carney CD collection).
This is just a higher priced television commercial designed to sell extremely cheesy plastic garbage to the unsuspecting children around the world.
Its not, and he in fact discovers nothing of even mild interest in this absolutely silly and self-indulgent glorified home movie, suitable for screening at (the director's) drunken family reunions but certainly not for commercial - or even non-commercial release.
Just how commercial did this film prove.
Acting and directing are not much better, either; they seem more suited to a deodorant or a bubble-gum commercial than to a horror movie.
Sure, you can do it artfully without bowing to the commercial elements designed for mass appeal.
It's like the pilot of a bad "going away to college for the first time" teen soap, a parade of boring stereotypes and cliches with some gratuitous violence thrown in to make it a commercial proposition, I guess.
I have spoken before on another film,in which the commercial for the (comedy) film makes it seem funnier than it is.
While his buddy Matt Damon takes on smart roles in films like "Syriana", Affleck appears in this type of commercial pap.
But from the opening scene of this insultingly commercial sewage, I was bitterly disappointed, and enraged at Lucas.
I could not believe how awful this film was; I rarely watch commercial TV, but thought "Well, Diane Keaton is always worth watching".
I saw this movie in the theater when I was a kid and always remember it as my first experience with getting ripped off by a horrible movie with a good commercial.
The commercial was great, but it I found out later that it had every explosion or 'special effect' in the entire movie (about 4) and even some that weren't in the movie.
The "story" is just a backdrop for this very long commercial.
Then after that I saw this film on DVD, I was thinking twice about this and then came commercial of this film on TV.
There's no denying the first Azumi film was a commercial product; it was an adaptation of a popular manga and had cast of young, attractive actors and certainly wasn't lacking in the budget department.
It's the longest commercial I've ever seen.
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