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It is nothing more than a psychological drama taken to an extreme beyond the audience's ability to connect.
There is nothing here to sink your teeth into, no drama or heart, or even laughs.
The film wants to treat its subject as a comedy first and then a drama, and I thought it needed to be the other way around.
Over-simplified drama verging on soap opera, with a role for MacLaine that is by turns overly 'colorful' and embarrassingly sentimental (her drunken belting on "After You've Gone" is however the film's highlight, and is expertly handled).
Manipulative drama about a glamorous model (Margaux Hemingway) who is raped by a geeky but unbalanced musician (Chris Sarandon) – to whom she had been introduced by her younger sister (played by real-life sibling Mariel), whose music teacher he is.
Had it simply been a drama reflecting these conditions it may have been a good film, however the scenes of school children being shot down by soldiers don't exactly sit well next to the songs.
However, to enjoy a drama, we need at least one principal who exhibits some qualities that we can like or admire.
unlike the first one, this is not a good film at all. the graphics were decent but the story was flat and no real drama was built up in it.
It's a "Neurological drama" !
The un necessary fourth act of this overlong turgid drama is truly terrible as the film wanders off like the Gerries into to desert and gets stuck there.
It's a somewhat generic ghost story about an actress haunting a studio during the filming of a WWII period drama.
A drama at its very core, "Anna" displays that genuine truth that all actors age, and sometimes, fade away.
It is a gutless and shallow movie.It could have been way better if it had a story and more drama.
Too dark to be a dark comedy and to light to be a serious drama, Vodka Lemon will leave many views disoriented and ultimately disgruntled.
I enjoy a good, slow-moving drama.
I've just seen this on TV and I didn't think it was a 'film' as such, more a post-'This Life' indulgence that really has no resonance or proper drama to it.
YC is only a costume drama, a bit of fluff from Ted Turner that, like "Peter the Great" in 1986, is one more example of how badly Russia is portrayed in the West.
They eventually cleaned it up a bit and actually had some pretty fair drama, so I started watching again.
I would have preferred to have seen a representation of the drama in real time, and with realistic motion of the plane portrayed.
Like I said the idea was original most of these films focus on the teen mother but this one chose not to instead it focuses on the drama of the father but again the originality does not save this movie from mediocrity.
Forget Plan 9, this is the ultimate fiasco, a costume drama, ineptly directed, scripted, acted, etc.
Even though it's based on a true story, and an inspirational one at that I'm sure, the set-up, execution and performances play like a third-rate TV movie or half-witted high school drama.
'Anita and Me' is a drama about growing up in multi-ethnic Britain, rather like 'Bend it Like Beckham', or more closely, 'East is East', with which it shares a 1970s setting.
its more like a lumbering drama.
The script by Steven Hodge is atrocious, there's no narrative structure, excitement, tension, drama, character development & the things that do happen are so mind numbingly dumb it's untrue.
It seems to take forever for this drama to find its focus, and when we realize what the heart of the material is (the wise, honest, direct refugees teaching the clueless, head-in-the-sand Americans how the world has suddenly changed), it seems a little patronizing--the viewer is quite literally put in the relatives' place, being lectured to.
I understand that Hollywood has to exaggerate a bit for drama, but it does hurt the quality of a movie when a serious subject is made into a caricature.
As a drama, this film could work very well actually.
Turning first-time writer and director for this arty, obtuse drama, he works his script and characters out through the same methodical process, slowing the pacing down to a crawl (ostensibly so we can catch every nuance and inflection).
This movie is neither horror or drama.
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