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I'm not sure what the point of this movie was and obviously the director knew nothing about the subject he was working with.
You can just imagine the director slapping himself on the back for stating the obvious
Where was the consideration and sensitivity needed by the costumer and director?
Alien vs. Predator was a bad break, and it should have been directed by a more talented director or should have never been made at all.
Without a screenplay, without a director and without actors I don't understand how can a film be made.
There's no director credited--what does that tell you?
The photography (the director often began scenes with a mainly dark screen, where our only sight is through a small opening, making feel as if we are watching through a peephole, that then expands) was also pretentious and inscrutable.
It is like the screenwriter and director tooks the Cliff's Notes page 3 outline and decided that this would be a great vehicle for a film about the Italian Alps.
The director is clearly a novice.
It's like the director started with a Herschell Lewis style but backed out of the gore scenes when his wife found out, so instead we end up with one dull conversation after the other, and basically, a whole lot of irritating nothing.
The only thing i can't believe is that they ever let the director near another movie again.
Tanisha couldn't have worn less and Uday Chopra obviously was just picked because he was the director's spoiled son.
(All of that Halla Re was amazingly stupid) The songs are eh, and I hope the director did not spend to much money on it...... Bottom line, I hated the movie.
The director of "La Pianiste" understands this, providing the viewer with long takes of Huppert's face, and these are a pleasure to see.
If your up for a good Indian movie watch something by director Mira Nair.
You can't get on subjects like these with TV budgets and some smartass director who can't tell the difference between a Lanc I, II and III.
As I said: made up by a director who I bet never even heard the name Lancaster before that project and some kid 3D guys who turned Lancs into waddling ducks.
I loathed this guy from the moment he stuck his head up (literally), the continual bating of the overly meek Adam becomes annoying, so annoying that you lose belief that the mildest of people wouldn't react by pushing him out of the moving car door... and I thought it was the monster bits that the director was meant to have trouble convincing us of.
It seems like the director just pulled a few people from the street (which is probably what he did).
Hey if people thought ed wood was a bad director then they totally have not seen this movie.
Why it is currently rated 5.3 and adored by some reviewers is beyond me--the film is 99.44% crap...and exactly what I would have expected from director Hershell Gordon Lewis.
Not one of director Roger Corman's best.
Plus we got two (four if you include the two girls that the director wanted the same effect as the twins in The Shining) obnoxious little girls who couldn't act.
That is, taken all the scenarios out of "The Day after Tomorrow", "The Perfect Storm" and "Twister" and remixing them in a three-hour miniseries, directed by long-time junk TV director Dick Lowry, with every disaster movie cliché known to man and not an ounce of real suspense.
This early film from director Bob Clark ("Porky's", "Black Christmas", "A Christmas Story") didn't really pump my nads like I expected.
Starring one of America's favourite funnymen and helmed by Ace Ventura Pet Detective director Tom Shadyac one expects a higher laugh count than the picture provides.
Carell after the disappointing Box-Office and critical mauling won't be desperate to work with the director again, and with Carrey now doing more serious projects Shadyac had better find a new comic muse fast.
The actors won't win any awards, nor will the director, writer, or FX crew, but in its inoffensive ness and bland predicatability there is some vague entertainment to be had.
Without them, the movies are pointless wastes of time and money for everyone, including the director.
The director spent a lot of time making the scenes look real right down to the historical photos and all the sounds of the old west bustle.
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