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The special effects are excellent, though dated.
Night of the Demons may be dated, dark, and low-rent, but it still has a lot of potential.
However, I will say the film does look dated, especially the animation sequences, the live action parts weren't so bad, if you forgive the rather dark camera-work.
Like Louis Gossett Jr. in An Officer and A Gentleman, Jack Webb delivers an unbelievably great performance as a Parris Island Drill Sergeant with the classic screw-up recruit, and the story line in this one, though dated, is touching and very well acted.
This is one of the best "Bloke" movies from the early 90's and whilst slightly dated, its one of those movies that would never get made today, which makes it very special!
Throw Momma hasn't dated at all, it's as funny now as when it was released.
The Iron John mens' group meetings are a bit dated but I still loved them.
Yes, the acting isn't great, and the picture itself looks dated, but as I sat there, a strange thing happened.
Lastly, this film stands the test of time and seems in no way dated, decades after it was released.
Yes, it's a little dated (filmed in 1982) but the issues the characters face are very current.
The greatest thing about this movie after 17 years is it has'nt dated it looks fresh and new and you don't get many movies like this.Back in 1982 this was up against E.T. and of course it failded and was a box-office bomb.
First of all, of course that it looks dated, it was made in the seventies with very low budget, but that's part of it's charm.
Okay...it's 2005 and when you finally get to look at this film, you will probably exclaim that it is dated.
In a way it is dated with its era, but in many ways, it is gloriously timeless.
If you ignore the technical aspects, the movie doesn't feel dated or old, it actually moves at a pretty nice pace.
Despite looking dated, "Inki and the Minah Bird" is, my opinion, an enjoyable and charming cartoon.
The film may be dated by today's standards and the story and songs may be nothing special, but the musical numbers are magnificently staged and there's a terrific cast to go with the film.
Firstly, this is a very dated film, non-focused in its exposition of the left wing political revolution.
Whilst part two was filled with a lot of dated humor and cheap shots, at least it was funny.
They're so dated.
The effects are mediocre as well and seem really dated.
The dated aspect aside, Jigsaw suffers from many problems, including overwrought acting, silly and stilted dialogue, LSD flashbacks that go on interminably long even after the point has been hammered home in the first 60 seconds, a failure to create any true suspense even though the actual plot is, on paper, a great vehicle to do just that, and an ending that is so trite and predictable (not to mention reminiscent of a lot of bad television shows) that the climax is actually an anti-climax.
Although it's painfully dated now, i's still a fun scary movie to show to kids, and anyone who enjoys either Bigfoot lore or 70's hillbilly culture is bound to get a kick out of this.
All the action sequences are like that, slow and unrealistic, not to mention the castle and the horribly dated music playing whenever they are riding a horse.
The film is also filled with pop references (from Ozzy Osbourne to Linda Blair), which probably made it already dated by the early 90's.
The music is atrocious and modern (meaning in 2 years it will already be dated) and adds nothing to the story.
Instantly dated visual effects and crummy dialogue abound in this cheesy lamer, which did nothing but make me pine for the days of 'The Incredible Shrinking Man', when this kind of thing was done properly.
Man the ending of this film is so terribly unwatchable and dated that my entire film aesthetics class laughed like crazy.
Everything in the movie looks dated.
Frankly, this is a terribly dated and practically impossible film to watch.
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