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I hate how this movie has absolutely no creative input.
If there is one thing that the makers of this film know, it is the creative use of fake blood and body parts for a sickening effect.
Director Michele Lupo keeps the pace moving quickly and there's at least one excellent and creative car chase sequence involving Puppo & Gemma.
The kills aren't very creative and the zombies aren't too crafty.
The first 'art' film I managed to get a hold of was Peter Greenaway's "The Cook, The Thief, His Wife and Her Lover", which blew my mind and creative spiret into overdrive.
Actually, I wish I could say there was anything about this series that was remotely creative or interesting.
The creative minds behind this trash should disband and spread out to prevent further displays of such concentrated craptitude.
However, in his short career Hamilton has established himself as a creative director that manages to make inventive and original stories.
Chris Kattan is a great sketch actor on Saturday Night Live...but he should probably leave the movie industry alone unless he gets some sort of creative control.
Creative liberties are all well and good, but when it completely changes the character, then it is too far.
Ariel wanted to live on land, her daughter Melody (creative name) wants to live in the sea.
It's an odd idea for a film, which has about as much creative credibility as "Death Wish."
you should see it, it's a real lesson on what people are capable of when they believe they're creative and smart and really aren't.
Honestly, the most (intentionally) creative thing about this flick is the slight reworking of Herbie Hancock's BEVERLY HILLS COP theme for the opening titles.
The most unintentionally creative bit involves a scene in a lab that is inexplicably shown twice back-to-back.
I totally agree with the review by a reviewer of Variety that the film is never quite as funny, lively or insightful about the creative process as its premise would seem to warrant.
Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow uses striking cinematography, computer graphics, and creative futuristic designs to create a world that is historically familiar yet something quite fresh.
But what looked exciting and creative there looks just dumb here.
i was thoroughly bored by this movie, no offense to my creative writing teacher.
To apply any sterner method of criticism would be pointless, since the usual standards of acting, writing, direction and such have never even been heard of by the creative "minds."
Few of them are visually creative.
So, I watched this and after the very first opening shot which lingered and lingered I thought "Oh, no, its going to be creative sinny mah" But I gave it a chance and watched it and then when it ended I tossed the DVD in the trash.
Today's kids need creative stories which would inspire them, which would make them 'daydream' about the events.
Part two is a very prototypic example of a straight-to-video sequel, meaning the creative and convoluted plot of the original has been simplified a lot in favor of more action, more witty one-liners and a lot more eerie religious scenery.
The gore in this film is not creative.
Not because it's abysmal or because given the collective credentials of the creative team behind it really ought to deserve them but because in every category it was nominated Prizzi's Honor disappoints.
A week passes and the five students, plus teacher, plus one hillbilly husband meet in a bar to discuss their and complete their project, they put the pieces together, head, arms, legs and inform the others why they chose their specifics designs, now these creative geniuses used the week to their full advantage, one puts a saw blade in the left hand, the other gets a sawed off shotgun, the right leg gets a bunch of broken ceramic glued to it and the left some magazine clippings, the head is the worst getting a camera in the eye, ala Hellraiser 3, with some bottle rockets for a stylish mo-hawk.
One would expect a movie about movie-making to have some insights into its own industry and creative process.
But the script gives her none of the qualities which make writers interesting movie characters: observance, skill with words, a love-hate relationship with one's own creative abilities.
David Lynch films are borne of wicked creativity - this film was in no way creative.
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