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Not a single word or gesture in the entire movie seemed sincere or even sincerely acted.
The story was embarrassingly amateurish, the graphics were horrible, and the acting... I've never seen worse acting in my entire life.
On top of these complaints, the ending of the movie completely DESTROYS and UNDERMINES the entire picture.
Without giving away any spoilers (as if it matters with this piece of crap) his cons are such a sham because it takes the effort of days and days of planning, and the use of multiple accomplices and an entire camera crew etc. just to scam someone into a service that would cost less than a hundred bucks.....in addition if you read in the credits they re-stage some of the phone calls etc. because they don't pan out...The whole concept of this show is bunk because all of his cons have the cost in both the crew and the effort of ten times the actual cost of the service he is trying to get for free...what is the con?
It's too bad that the time of an entire film crew was wasted on such trash!
The acting is very bad, the romance really feels pointless and untrue, often there is no good reason for the way the characters are acting, nothing is scary and most of all: there's not happening anything interesting in the whole, entire movie.
The entire premise was too warped.
The characters were confusing and the entire plot kept getting off track.
The film is extremely slow-moving and low-budgeted, though at least they tried to find an excuse for the spaceship being so underpopulated; nearly the entire crew is on "suspended animation", and the ship moves on auto pilot!
The film's story is not dismal, but the entire movie itself is exceedingly dismal.
The best acting in the entire film belongs to Brian Cox who is very frightening in the role of the murderer.
You know, I really hate IMDb's censor system, since my entire review is almost gone if you take out the cursing.
There is not one funny line or gag in the entire film.
I could not make it through the entire film, so because the ending could be greatest phenomenon in motion picture history, this gets a 1 for that small chance.
No Code Of Conduct, Undisputed, and also an entire action sequence from the little known Peter Weller starring vehicle Top Of The World.
Cannot the entire weight of millions of wannabes descending on Hollywood with scripts and reels in hand rescue us from these horrible TV-movies-made-to-order?
The most brilliant piece of acting in the entire film was the guy who had to play laid-out-in-state-in-a-coffin.
And, why is a blind Indian living in the forest our commandos inhabit spared if the Skeleton Man, as a human, slaughtered his entire tribe to prove himself?
He gets his ass handed to him about every other scene by the thugs wanting his land so he gets drunk through the entire film.
I have barely managed to view the entire film...
I can't believe that I actually sat thru this entire film.
Throughout the whole movie I felt as if the actors were not putting forth any emotions, as if they were reading from the script the entire time.
His St. Vitus Dance old-coot performance is tiresome schtick; it's like Walter Brennan based his entire career on it.
Emmet, a fellow student, is the instigator of the entire event.
It goes on and on for entire one and a half hour.
This is probably the most irritating show I have ever seen in my entire life.
And the entire show is about quirky people with sincere and odd relationships.
The film quality was poor, and there was hardly enough gang fighting action to sustain even the drunkest person's interest for long enough to watch the entire film.
Soon enough, people around him start to die, eventually leading to his discovery that the mirror once hung in the Amityville house - indeed on the very night a man named Franklin Bronner (Sonny Montelli in 'Amityville II') murdered his entire family.
We get to see a bit of each teenager's lifestyle, but the entire project just came off as pretentious to me, whether it be the constant low angle shots of tree branches in the wind, or the black and white "interviews" with the students, there was nothing new or original showcased in this movie, and nothing I needed to see.
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