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Rarely will anyone deny that Hitchcock remains one of the most creative, inventive and prolific directors of all time, because he is arguably all of these things.
Saboteur, however, is not creative or prolific at all.
I have little to no interest in seeing another awful movie, that totally lacks anything new creative or funny, abusing the National Lampoon tag.
What a stinker by such a talented creative team.
This movie was so horrible...I want to beat the hell out of who ever made this movie...I was a original fan of all the ghoulies movies...but when i seen this i just began to cry I could not handle it..There are not even ne ghoulies in it...like the original creative monsters...this is so friggen cheap...I meen come on a witch...thats bull crap no one wants to see the witch...they wanted to see what the movie is about..."GHOULIES" i meen jeesh am i right or what?
Although I'm not too much of a religious person, I still had relatively high hopes for this movie, as it does have the amazing Steve Carrell, and its prequel, Bruce Almighty, was actually a creative and clever Christian-themed comedy.
Some person has this bad dream, perhaps brought on by eating the aforementioned bologna right before going to bed, remembers most of it (unfortunately) and then puts it on film and we're all supposed to marvel at their creative genius.
The performance took second place to the overwhelmingly creative hijinks of the studio wanks, with about thirty special effects per minute.
The audio editing is horrible, They try too hard to come up with creative camera angles.
You can tell Isaac has a real passion for the genre and his films are always eventful, creative and sharp affairs, with some of the best fight sequences an action fan could hope for.
I am very diplomatic in my reviews, and as an academic writer, try to give creative license to TV writers trying to explicate a true story.
I admit that it's one of those movies where it's so grotesque you simply can't look away, but this is by no means a creative work of art.
Add some shoddy camera movements pretending to be stylish and creative and you've already impressed the crowds.
Very creative to say the least, just not attractive, but I don't think they're supposed to be.
I thought I was going to view a somewhat classic horror film with a creative end that writers like to invent....that usually make no sense when writing a horror film, but as a viewer, we try to rationalize and understand.
This ending was not creative.
Adventures in Dinosaur City, though a creative idea, was a nauseatingly atrocious attempt at filmmaking.
At the very least they could have found a middle school student in a "creative writing" course.
Mockumentaries are proliferating lately so much that the approach therefore needs an injection of fresh and creative material each time it's used to maintain its vitality.
There's nothing clever or creative, just anti-conservative.
'Snafuperman' is a reflection of the sort of quality you'd more reasonably expect from a less talent bunch of creative minds.
The visuals were very creative.
I personally know more creative film influenced minds that could "make" this seem real.
It had excellent humor, nice stories and the show's creators, Klasky & Csupo, were obviously very original and creative with the concept of the adventures of babies.
Between irrelevancies, platitudes (to which the actors from the films are particularly prone), and acting out (by fans making the most--if not the best--of their one shot at fame), I could glean little of the special appeal of LOTR, the special emotional responses it evokes, and the range of the special creative forms those responses can take.
There are many reasons I'm not a fan of fact based films, but more than any other is how the filmmakers give themselves creative license over the story.
All that being said however for some reason I felt this movie failed not from lack of effort, but maybe from either a lack of budget, experience and/or lack of creative inspiration.
Both of those films are about creative, bloody murders, rather than suspense.
And the creative use of a flashy editing really wears off after the hundredth time and the cutting off the dialog thing gets really annoying half-way.
I don't really mind the creative ideas interjected in these movies, but seriously.
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