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For starters, I once met the director when he was going to WW2 re-enactments with a period movie camera and making videos of the events which looked DARNED good.
There were too many unexplained or illogical events, many of which don't add to the story.
Usually this kind of opportunity is limited to past events but in this film it seems more like a licence to kill because even new crimes (like e.g.
The paintings show an apparent timeline, showing significant events throughout history, such as the building of the Great Wall of China.
All of the events are shown in perfect chronological order, and the very last picture on the timeline is Earth being destroyed.
Or even the terrible, unnatural dialog and illogical events (if my subtitles actually reflected what was said).
The plot didn't make any sense whatsoever, the storyline has got to be the worst sequence of events ever put together on screen.
Perhaps these are only events one would have to see to believe, so be sure to make plans to visit the Sanatorium on your next vacation in Louisville, Kentucky.
There's not even a Driller Killer and the plot, the acting, the characters, the locations, the events... everything is boring, absurd and laughable.
Like BW, this one pretends to be a documentary of ghostly events, with each member of the team manning his/her own camera.
It is the darkest possible fiction derived from the events.
From the fertile imagination which brought you the irresistible HERCULES (1983), comes its even more preposterous (read goofier) sequel: right off the bat, we get another unwieldy "beginning of time" prologue which even contrives to completely contradict these same events as set up in the first film!; a condensed montage of highlights from same is soon followed by a SUPERMAN-like scrolling credits sequence.
There is nothing to comment upon, since everything this movie wants to say was already told thousand times, the characters are far too thinly portrayed to become memorable, the "shocking events" that occur are also poorly illustrated and become unimportant.
And to compound the problem with the seriously pathetic special effects is the total lack of logic that characterized a majority of the events depicted.
The movie was relevant to me since I lived in Estonia when these events took place, but it is written horribly and fails to capture the attention of someone who knows nothing on the matter.
The jokes are predictable and unbelievably straightforward, and the events just rumble on from one incident to the next.
There are times when the characters and events really try to pull at your heartstrings, but it rarely works.
An earlier attempt, VILLA RIDES! (1968) with Yul Brynner in the role and co-starring Robert Mitchcum, dealt with these events more soberly and on a grander scale.
What you go for is an unusual love story between a 60-yr old man and an 18-yr old girl and what you get are very usual, very common events that neither excite nor surprise.
There are events that do nothing to advance the plot.
One preposterous story line turns into another and all the time there is no much sense in the events on screen.
Developing movies that are based on actual events involving cryptozoology or the supernatural has always been a challenge for directors and screenwriters.
This is supposedly based on true events, but the only truth to be found herein is just how BAD this movie is.
Events and techniques that weren't even created until the next century are shown.
The only real difference is that the producers have the gall to further discredit themselves by slapping on the claim that the events in the film are REAL!
By abruptly cutting from this scenario to the morally conflicting occupation (the mob's personal physician), the viewer is called upon to experience this sudden turn of events.
The murders in Opera are not actual murders as much as they are symbols of past events and parts of Betty's own fractured personality.
Unrestrained by a genuine storyline, the surreal sequence of events is by turns hilarious and rather disturbing.
I thought it was a poetic and melancholy scene in the middle of all these horrible events...the boys are obviously longing not only for their friend, but for a better life.
Most of the events are too absurd and as I said earlier very scary!
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