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At least it is a short-length movie (only 80 minutes, including credits).
Through this however director Jon Jost keeps interleaving awkward frames, blocks of letters, opening credits with annoying swooshing sounds, color frames that announce "BLUE", numbers that count towards the "12 Steps to a Conclusion" announced in the opening credits.
Oh, and the locations are just terrible: locations-person (I didn't bother to watch the credits for your name) - get another job (maybe still photography or interior design)
The only scenario that I can imagine in which anyone (Sinise?! Bates?! Butler?! What WERE they thinking!?!) agreed to be associated with it is MacLaine seeing the original, being rightly impressed, and enlisting a friend (with no writing credits -- or talent!
However, it was Rise Of My Eyelids once the end credits rolled though.
The only thing I will say is that the opening credits are sung by Jamie Lynn and, given her age, isn't bad at all, much better than her sister anyway when it comes to vocal ability.
The credits say "Photograped and directed by Andy Milligan."
Director Ram Gopal Varma credits THE GODFATHER as an inspiration for this movie, and perhaps that is the problem.
Okay, first of all, I missed like the first 15 minutes of the movie, so I missed credits and stuff.
Well, actually it's more like 86 minutes because there is no way anyone would want to sit through the credits in this stinking pile of dog feces.
My DVD that I purchased actually had the 1978 Piranha poster art on the cover with the credits for that film on the front 'Directed by Joe Dante', etc.
I see some other credits on his resume that have had good reviews, but I'm still not convinced.
For the next five minutes over the opening credits we are treated to an overhead shot of the car rocking back and forth and only the dramatic made-for-TV-movie music informs us a killing is taking place, not a make-out session.
In the opening credits, it says "From the novel by Elizabeth", and completely leaves off the author's last name... rather odd, but since it was von Armin, they may not have wanted the German association at the time... Sad to hear it was a flop when it was released, with those fun names like Frank Morgan (the Wizard) and Jessie Ralph, who played W.C. Fields' disapproving mother- in- law in "Bank Dick".
The movie had only one good part, and this may be considered a spoiler by some, and that the beginning credits were animated.
The credits sequence at the start of the movie fools us into believing that we're going to be in for an atmospheric film, but when the movie starts properly; it soon becomes apparent what we're actually in for.
You hear a voice-over during the opening credits in which some anonymous producer describes the record as being a novelty recording that will just take up room on the charts.
I got a bad feeling when the credits rolled and there were three script writers separated by an "and" and an "&."
According to the end credits, two men were killed piloting jet boats during the making of the film.
This version of "The Rage" (DirecTV credits it as 1996) simply isn't worth the time to watch it.
The scariest thing about freshman director Carter Smith's new horror movie "The Ruins" is the closing credits that list comedian Ben Stiller as one of the executive producers.
Then the fight scenes were over and the credits rolled.
It's one of those films where I can get the feeling that I'll be blown away but when the credits start to role my friends and I all gave mutual looks, and we all laughed at how ridiculous this movie was.
Check out the minuscule crew credits on Camp Blood, there is none of the usual thanking everyone down to the pizza joint they ate in, its Brad and his buddies and thats it, no pretentious rubbish.
He is a crippled victim of Hannibal and the make-up is so good, I didn't know it was Gary until the final credits.
Rumor has it that he didn't want his name even mentioned in the credits.
When just days away before the film's premiere, its screenwriter backs out of the project, and demands his name to be removed from the credits, you know that this does not bode well.
After the credits I thought: "Hey with this cast it'll probably be pretty good".
This 3rd rate biker film was putting me to sleep as soon as the opening credits came on the screen.
Being one of the 57 people that actually saw this movie in theatrical release, I have to say I have never before or since experienced a movie where the movie ended, credits rolled, the house lights went on, and no one moved from their seats.
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