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Comparing Keane's work here to the pioneering 1911 Italian feature "L'Inferno", it's clear that the American did have knowledge of what was going on elsewhere, even if he (of course) fell far short of what D.W. Griffith was already doing.
Noah, Bruce Spence & Graeme Blundell are superb (with some thanks to flawless script and damn fine direction), while the bit parts played by Robert Carlton (only seen elsewhere in High Tide), are bonzah-funny.
My hope is that you will read this and spend your money elsewhere.
There is usually a positive, inclusive feeling to the comedy style: just about all the characters in the film (even the sleaze-bags) are treated well by Sandler's character (once he gets over his temper tantrums in this case), which puts these films head and shoulders above the derisive, divisive style of humour that seems so common elsewhere these days.
Considering some of the reviews here and elsewhere and the lack of any big names, I was more than a little skeptical going into this film.
If you're looking for special effects and action as substitutes for thought, look elsewhere.
Elsewhere, casual homophobia and racism make you wonder if the script writers just decided to sit in on a National Front pub quiz.
(See some of the Quotes elsewhere at this IMDb website.)
Needless to say there is a lot of appalling acting, some of the worst I have seen, most of the cast seem to have their minds elsewhere throughout the entire film.
After reading reviews and user comments here and elsewhere, comments mentioning the "dream-like" qualities of this movie, the surprise ending, the colorful imagery - the name "Columbo" was even mentioned - I was expecting an eerie, thought-provoking who-dunnit giallo crossing Dario Argento with Poirot.
If you're looking for Main Hoon Na or DDLJ, look elsewhere.
Probably religious in some way, because this is so typical with these people trying to impose there moral standards and be morally upset as they've done in Africa and elsewhere.
Poorly filmed, the set ups are almost basic and unimaginative, and the scenes of New York and elsewhere were clearly filmed decades after the events take place (Marc Anthony's character had been dead over ten years when Andrew Lloyd Webber's woman in White played the Marriot Marquis.)
Producers, and actors do things in bad movies they wouldn't do elsewhere.
Maria Schneider is also in this, and it's easy to see why she's been described elsewhere as a "non-actress" - she doesn't even try to act.
The rest of the actors' poor performances have been adequately covered elsewhere here - the only worthwhile performance was from Angus Macfadyen as Tenderloin Tony.
Cynthia Sikes plays his lovely daughter who is clueless about her father's identity and history but she is memorable and she is better known for her role in St. Elsewhere.
(She has done some excellent work elsewhere) Meryl Streep, as always, just killed in her part.
If you're looking for a halfway decent women-in-prison film, look elsewhere.
The next bit of absurdity, Room 404, has been done so much better elsewhere.
OK first its soft-core porn, if you don't like a lot of soft lesbian scenes you may as well go elsewhere.
Morris, Noel Fielding, Richard Ayoade and Matt Berry have all been far better elsewhere.
If you want a good movie or a bad movie that is okay to laugh at, look elsewhere.
I remember reading reviews in The New York Times and elsewhere in 1983 fawning over Woody Allen's brilliant and wholly original idea of inserting himself into old film footage in "Zelig."
Surely Gordon didn't spend all his money on the cast: Marjoe Gortner, Ralph Meeker, Pamela Franklin, and most especially Ida Lupino all look as if they'd rather be elsewhere.
In my humble opinion (IMHO), you should spend your money elsewhere !
Wow, this movie wasn't great, I'm a huge fan of Paul Gross, and I must say, it looks like he tried, but there wasn't much point in wasting energy, however, if you enjoy laughing at movies that have completely missed the mark, (and seeing some excellent shots of Paul Gross)then this movie is good, however, if you are looking for an excellent adaptation of the book, I strongly recommend looking elsewhere.
"From Hell" is a mess, and you'd do well to spend your money elsewhere.
I will look for Mr. Bryant's work elsewhere.
Poor Craig T. Nelson, who I've enjoyed elsewhere, was hammy and ridiculous as the evil king.The young actress playing Red Riding Hood had one singing voice for the ballad and another for an up tempo song.If you enjoy unintentional farce, if you are a MSTK3 fan who can imagine Crow and Tom Servo dissecting this-you'll enjoy this movie.
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