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The storyline starts off interesting (well it read more interesting on the back cover on the video case) to only succumb to a plodding, unimaginative peepshow in outer-space of gratuitous soft-core acts and icky effects.
Through learning the ways of the ninja he uses it to make the inside cover of karate and compete in championships.
However the tournament is a cover for "The cobra" to find the strongest man to use his virus on.
Do you ever find yourself watching a TV show and thinking, "I wish that had been done differently."? Do you ever find that a show which has great characters tends to be a spine, a cover and several hundred pages short of a good story?
I rented this movie because I was curious who is this, Jason Yee guy on the DVD cover.
Jump to Los Angeles where the deal is to take place & where CIA agent & Cold's friend Amanda Stuart (Tamara Davies) has Donovan's brother James (John Pyper-Ferguson) under surveillance, however when she is caught by Donovan's men Cold has to blow his cover & rescue her.
I made the mistake of picking up this movie at my local rental store based on its cover alone.
I got this film free and didn't know what it was about - I guessed from the box cover it was some sort of romantic comedy (what other sort of film has hot air balloons?).
The four temps who look so playful and happy on the box cover are miserable in the movie, partly because they're temps and partly because they don't possess the ambition or skills to be much more than that.
Don't be fooled by the stylish DVD cover.
I'm embarrassed to say that I bought it based on the cool box....I saw Donnie Yen and Jackie Chan on the cool cover so I thought there was no loosing with this DVD.
Though the acting was ok...I'm tired of seeing big name actors on the cover of B-movie video boxes(was this made for video or was it released in Japan?)...did they just need a payday?
When i rented the DVD, the story and pictures on the cover seemed fun, but when i got to the middle of the movie i almost fell asleep.
Though perhaps that's because I originally bought the movie tie-in copy of the book, and the kids on the cover were modeled after the actors.
There certainly was a vague resemblance between Cathy, Chris and their younger brother Cory, twin of Carrie, on the cover and the actors who played them.
On some of the movie covers, it shows the illustrated picture from the book cover.
the cover is very deceiving.
the "worm" doesn't look anything like what they hint at on the cover of the box.
Its study of relationships, and one relationship in particular, manages to cover some pretty far-reaching ground and comes complete with a lot of different sorts of content; but the film always keeps its eye on how these instances, and the nature of the relationship, shape the persons engaging.
The cover looks creepy.
It looked like a safe, conservative karate movie where the insurance didn't cover the level of fights that people expect.
When there they start to uncover a Government cover up that took place many years ago.
My husband and I rented this film thinking it might be a classic farce, as the cover copy suggested.
The cover of the DVD I rented has Gruner, Madsen and Ironside on the front so I naturally thought this was an Olivier flick, by this fact I wasn't expecting too much but I was shocked at the appalling use of mis-advertising.
I almost thought that I had dreamed it, but then I would look at the album cover and KNOW i was right!
The only gripe I have with this brilliant film is the Australian-DVD-release cover.
But as I saw it I got more and more frustrated - where were the people on the cover and where were the jets and parachute people?
With the cast and the pictures on the cover, it looked like a safe bet but it was absolutely one of the most appalling films I have ever seen.
It looked sort of cheesy based on the cover art, which featured a giant gorilla and the word KING in large letters.
The UK DVD I have on the 'Hollywood DVD' label has Isaac listed as director on the film itself but has Blythe listed as director on the DVD cover artwork, very strange that.
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