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Put this flick on the chopping block, watch The Wrestler, and perhaps then you'll remember why Ms. Tomei is an actress, and you may get a bit more enjoyment out of that film than this horribly edited, scripted, and cinematic disaster.
The actors are crap, the movie looks like good digital, there's nothing special about the way it's filmed or edited, the make up is probably good for no budget but not for something with a budget so all this movie ends up having going for it is it's weirdness.
Wonderful photography in the highly edited Russian style.
It's horribly edited with inappropriate music cues (there's some thundering music when Scotty just comes out of a cab!).
It's perfectly edited and perfectly shot.
The celebrity interviews are very well done, and the entire picture is extremely well edited to hold the viewer's interest all the way through.
It's as poorly edited as I've ever seen, and every decent part of it is ripped off from Spike Lee's Do the Right Thing.
I'm guessing Pakleppa got brought in after writer Odendal botched the job; it appears to have been edited by a lumberjack with the spins.
Interested enough to leave the film, much to the consternation of Herrmann and the other characters in the film because they are trained by the fact that they were shot in a way by the film company and edited to follow the same pattern forever.
No real arguments are made here about the subjects of Moore's documentaries, besides that these people have just discovered film editing - wow! maybe they should also check out how the evening news are edited.
Still, the film was artfully edited and clearly a lot of money was spent on it.
In fact its a cheap, badly acted, stupid movie with rubbish effects that must have been written, directed and edited by a 5 year old.Jack Palance has some kind of eye patch and tries to make up for the wooden acting of everyone else by overacting to a degree that even the most over the top panto performer would be embarrassed by.
In general, they had no script or direction, were never really edited and just weren't particularly funny.
When you are watching "Survivor", you are always aware there are several cameramen lurking about, and you know you are seeing an edited version of "reality."
The pace is just right to keep the viewer always entertained and never bored, but not at a breakneck, highly edited MTV-ish pace.
Badly edited, with lots of characters we don't really get to know or care for.
It's because of these dull trolls that the US has an edited version thus making the best and only version worth watching in my opinion harder to find.
The best part of it is the obviously edited version of Disney's Christmas Carol and even at that it's not worth it.
But let's not give short shrift to the other poor aspects of this film: it was also poorly written, edited, scored, and directed.
Well written, well acted, well photographed, well directed but absolutely hideously edited horror film.
The film seems to have been edited at random, several plot lines just suddenly disappear.
Repetition is fine in theory, but this turkey should have been edited.
Produced by Minnesotans, Rick Fuller and edited by Jolynn Garnes.
This part of the film could have been edited out completely as it serves no purpose.
I am glad to see that it has been edited as the original dragged on just a bit though it did have good flow.
For anyone that's ever seen this in its heavily edited US version, the original version is quite different, with lots of extra footage (some which is merely there, some which was cut for OBVIOUS reasons).
It's beautifully photographed but has a heavily edited feel to it.
It feels like it was not edited at all.
If I have any criticism at all, it would be that it should have been better edited.
Coppola did not learn his lesson (the way he edited this movie is particularly embarrassing), and he returned to the genre in the '80s with two mega bombs, "One From the Heart (1982)" and "The Cotton Club (1984)."
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