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I expected everything, but not such a disaster!!
Cooper might be cute as the disaster prone little troublemaker, and the sequence where he tries to wash a car with candy floss mix instead of pink soap was amusing, but young Steiger is like the four-eyed equivalent of Annie, i.e. irritating, and it is a dull story, unfunny and just an overall boring family comedy.
It sounds like a recipe for disaster; and since a disaster resulted from it, I guess that's exactly what it was.
This movie was a disaster.
I've come to expect sub-par sci-fi made for TV movies, but this is one of the worst acted flicks with stolen scenes from another disaster movie.
The series shows why the Suez crisis was such a disaster with intelligence officers that prove the assertion that the term "Military Intelligence " is an oxymoron.
Quick disaster with a mystery to it, jarring deaths, naked Milla, all in the first few minutes.
The real-life disaster was the inspiration for Frank Capra's Dirigible (Capra and studio boss Harry Cohn were both huge admirers of Mussolini in the early days), but this ambitious Russian-Italian co-production is best remembered, if at all, for either its catastrophic box-office failure or its unusual framing structure.
The movie has an unintentionally ridiculous plot involving tri-sexual FBI agents, mobsters, a hot blonde philosophy professor, high stakes gambling, a natural disaster, and a cameo appearance by Al Franken.
I didn't have great expectations for this TV movie, but it did not even live up to those meager hopes for a decent disaster flick.
More like disaster.
Add to it some of the lamest jokes ever exposed to celluloid since Carrot-Top and many eye-gouging, sleep-inducing twists and we have here a total disaster.
I knew immediately that Dreyfuss had lost his wife, and I even got the plot that he would not only be the one who makes our heroine See the Day, but will have some minor disaster strike him.
A dark and terrible secret lurks on the 13th floor of a plush city office block,where a supernatural curse has brought disaster to anyone who rents it.A mysterious 'presence' has driven business to ruin,made office machinery break down and created a deadly lifeforce of its own in the electrical system.The tortured soul of an innocent boy who was cruelly murdered many years before is lying in wait for the moment of revenge."The
A disaster for which I consider one of the worst films of the 1980's.
True, after 9/11 it is hard to watch a disaster movie happening in New York as reality unfortunately exceeded everything fiction script writers ever imagined.
(Spells disaster, just as much prostitution as anywhere else) So what happens after this well meaning young man has left?
they are truly the original dynamic duo of disaster.
Natalie Portman was a casting disaster.
The plot sounds exciting and this could have been a good disaster type flick Unfortunately it wasn't as this film was pretty boring.
Some of the destruction scenes were okay but they were no where as good as The Day After Tomorrow and other disaster films.
When they aren't fighting killer robots they fight themselves, but at least the writers showed nicely how people crack in a confined space after a disaster.
Basically a one character script due to the fact that Randy (Michael Pitt) had very little dialog and most of the movies dialog was by Stephen Adly Guirgis (Jake) who gave a good performance but still was not enough to save this movie from being awful, all and all i didn't enjoy this movie to recommend to you, so the best i can say is in this one sided movie was lackluster and didn't have much to offer it's audience in the way it was written it had no surprises or Suspense and little if any drama, the only thing that made this movie anything was Stephen Adly Guirgis (Jake) who's acting ability kind of saved this movie from being a total disaster which is what it came close to being, he did give it some uplifting moments at times but other then that it wasn't worth seeing, so take your chances if you do decide to watch this movie as it really failed in the script and the ending.
This David Hamilton movie is something of a disaster.
"Heart" was that once in a decade disaster and it's not hard to see why it was such an ignored film.
How disappointed was I when I realised (15 minutes in) that this movie was more than a disaster movie, it in itself, was a DISASTER.
Tellingly -- but reassuringly -- he spent most of his time apologizing for the film, which he clearly realized is a disaster.
They then take their device for a rather humorous test drive, but near the end of their first run something seems to take control of their ship...they avoid disaster and then another dream shows them how to make a device that seems to provide air.
A true disaster.
The movie has quite intense moments, something I don't experience too often, and the three disaster scenes, the aircraft, the subway trains and the solar flair are brilliantly carried off.
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