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As for Ferrara's "stylish" direction, when a film is so vile, dumb and deeply offensive, it's hard for the viewer to pay attention to such details.
The dismal performances and sophomoric direction?
The direction by Wong is perhaps the all time worst in film history I've ever seen.
Primary plot!Primary direction!Poor interpretation.
So, this starts with at least an interesting and promising basic idea, goes on and on with tension, Carey in a good untypical role but in a less than you expected performance, weak direction from Joel Schumacher match with some plot holes, the "detective scenes" show us the luck of creativity.
The writing is bad, the acting is poor and the direction is sub-standard.
The direction is uninspired and Katie Holmes, cute cherub face that she is, should be modeling teen clothing, not acting.
The cast was terrific, the photography excellent, but the script was dismal and the direction positively ruinous.
This could have been a good movie but the direction was horrible and the plot was about as thin as a sheet of paper.
Unfortunately the flick seems to suffer from bad direction as it slogs through legal minutia while trying to weave some kind of story with a handful of foul mouthed and poorly portrayed characters only to end abruptly.
Bad points; the writers try to do good science but it falls down in direction and production (eg, a rock drilling mole using superheated rock drilling equipment breaks surface underwater with nary a bubble or boiling cauldron to be seen), the characters are cliché's and the plot unfolding is pretty stock standard.
Pathetic delivery - script and direction.
Where the movie really loses credibility is in the final third of the film where the suspect script, weak performances, and lackluster direction all head further South.
The ham-fisted direction and crappy fight choreography mean that the fight scenes aren't even worth watching.
If the bizarre casting (Wilfrid Brimley, Frankie Valli (!), Kaye Ballard and Armand Assante, among others) isn't enough to kill it, the stupefyingly inept direction, the washed-out photography (it looks like it was shot with a really cheap 16mm camera), the almost complete lack of editing (scenes either go on and on endlessly or are chopped off in the middle of a sentence), and Voight's embarrassing, apparently stream-of-consciousness "acting" are enough to bury it, which is exactly what should have been done with it.
the portrayals lacked passion & direction, leaving the viewer debating whether they should bother to care about the demise of the protagonists at all.
While this certainly makes for a pleasurable b-movie on the surface, the traditionally tiresome acting, direction, and script will have all but Asian horror buffs shaking their heads in dismay.
The special effects are marginal, while the script needed funnier lines and the direction snappier pacing.
The casting (and direction) in Undercurrent is more insipid than inspired in this noir clunker that fails from the outset to get off the ground.
Bad script, bad direction and horrible acting make this one plain bad! Skip this turkey and go rent "Slumber Party Massacre."
The comedians direction is very poor, the dialogs sounds like they were written by a 13 year old teenager, the plot (what plot?) is another "suspense" in which it is very hard to get into.
I don't really blame the actors, who are probably doing their best with shoddy direction and incomplete characters (because the very complete characters of the stage version have had their insides -- and insights -- ripped out).
The acting was for the most part poor, the direction confusing, but most of all the screenplay and the story were non-existent.
Screenplay by Tarantino, direction by Rodriguez, two guys who have previously shown talent, but who now seem to believe their own hype and assume that whatever they do must be good merely because THEY did it.
I remember when i went to see JP as a kid it was my favorite movie and franchise, the acting, the SFX the Music, the direction!
The movie had an effective title sequence, but what followed was pretty lame (flat, bad lighting, acting, editing, direction...).
The direction, dialogue, and visual effects are just horrible.
It can ONLY be made by a Christian and I mean the DIRECTION AND SCRIPT.
inadequate direction, no plot and a general sense of meanness totally take away from the interesting production design and leave you with a truly horrible taste in your mouth.
The direction left a lot to be desired and I almost felt bad for the cast and crew of this weak attempt at a Christmas special.
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