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I'm glad Michael Moore went in a different direction with his career, because it would have been a disaster if he did more like this.
At times feeling like Airport '77 without the plane or the all-star cast, 1978's Gray Lady Down came out in the dog days of the disaster genre when Charlton Heston's career as a big screen leading man was on its last legs, and there's a sense of tired routine to this tale of a sub stranded on an unstable ocean ledge after a collision with a fishing vessel.
Makes the TV disaster movies of my youth - remember the one about the Killer Bees and the super-dome - seem inspired.
A very sad effort and a waste of time for everyone involved, from the beginning Production Assistants on the set to the suits authorizing payments in the board rooms, the only positive use of this disaster would be to use it in a "Film Class" to show others how not to produce a movie.
That being said, UNDER THE CHERRY MOON is an unmitigated disaster.
Painful to watch...it's a shame that one of the greatest of all time, Connery, got himself involved in such a disaster.
But Nathan Lane as Albert is a disaster.
Simon has done far better plays, and should have known enough to burn the script of this disaster before letting anyone film it.
On the brink of disaster, with time running out, the fate of the world rests in the determined hands of a crack military unit, and a scientist with a plan that's risky, but just might save the world.
Some of it isn't very plausible, in fact the entire idea of the heroine suddenly becoming Grizzly Adams and fighting off wolves with her bare hands, creating a stretcher out of thin air, cauterizing a wound with a red hot knife, and keeping her beauty and sense of humor through it all, is actually pretty ridiculous if you think about it, but it doesn't matter that much: this is a disaster movie of sorts, so don't think about it.
from the start it was a total disaster to me and not just that it could not make me laugh but rather I felt like being insulted by it.
I can't believe anyone viewing this disaster could consider his performance "brilliant!"
for dragging me to this estrogen-drowned disaster of a movie.
I can only assume that all the names involved in this disaster owe Saget something, or he has some dirt on them, because they can't possibly be serious about this one.
Dark turns of plot are relieved by fascinating psycho-sexual revelations, and the whole effect is one of uplift as disaster is averted through enlightenment and personal sacrifice.
We bought this disaster movie on video for our daughter when she was only two and "into" Thomas and Co.
The three main characters were OK and saved this movie from disaster, but how well could you hear them with terrible sound?
And that saves it from being a total disaster.
Dil Se was a huge set back for Mani and it seems that he hasn't come out of that disaster.
A technically okay production with a decent cast of 2nd tier talent, this film is a directorial disaster with a sloppy make-it-up-as-we-go-along storyline.
Dennis Mitchell always seeks out Mr. Wilson's company, but each time disaster strikes, usually causing harm to property or Mr. Wilson (sometimes both).
This film however is a big disaster.
This is clearly one of the dumbest films I 've ever seen and surely the dumbest I've seen this year and that's only because I haven't seen any Uwe Boll disaster so far this year.
This was made during the 70's, when disaster films and giant animal horror flicks reigned supreme.
Stallone stated that originally Rocky was supposed to die in his last fight with tommy gunn, but changed weeks prior to production, claiming the film is about recovering from a disaster, which is a great plot to go by, but why did he have to have a street fight?
Guinevere, for which I had high hopes, is a disaster.
Disaster, at least for me, looms large when sci-fi meets real life drama.
Really should have quit after one ... No. two was bad but not in the ball park compared to this disaster.
What possible reasoning any producer, director, or writer could have for involving themselves in this disaster of a movie escapes me.
It is a very pretty movie, beautifully shot, but with no real point outside of its most obvious one (that the Chinese coming was a disaster for Tibet and the Dalai Lama (kundun), and that that Dalai Lama guy, hey, he's pretty cool).
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