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Everything is equally bland.
Everything is changed.
What 'Darkness' doesn't have going for it is pretty much everything else.
Another problem with this movie is Anna Paquin's character who essentially whines throughout the film, crying and caring all too much about everything - she's the film's failed attempt at a character-driven horror film.
It's as if every weekend some good hearted Spanish soul gave Orson a few pesos, a 35mm camera and some short-ends of negative film left over from some other production and told Welles to drive out to the Spanish countryside and just keeping shooting anything and everything until the film stock ran out.
Larry hears everything in ten fold, from people typing on computer keyboards, people whispering across the room, people tapping their foot on the floor, dripping taps & eventually even people breathing become unbearable for Larry as he is constantly bombarded with mind piercing noise.
I watched it because I have a soft spot for Leon (everything else Besson has done has been just awful, in my opinion, with the exception of the script for Wasabi) and Jean Reno.
Other than that everything in this movie strives to be insightful, but misses the mark by approximately the distance between earth and the nearest pair of colliding galaxies.
With material like this, timing is everything (Michael Moore knew to release "Fahrenheit 9/11" before the 2004 elections), and the real tragedy of Dante's film is that it didn't come out 2 years ago, when its message would have carried an energy that would have energized the dissidents further.
I saw this on the shelves at the rental place and I have rented everything else so I said why not.
I mean if my daughter was treated like that I would do everything in my power to keep the guy behind jail.
Everything seemed energetic and I was totally prepared to have a good time.
I was highly disappointed about almost everything in the movie.
But HERE -- I not only didn't care for the story or other aspects, but I found Angela's squealing, squawking, singing, and everything else about her over-the-top performance, perhaps the MOST ANNOYING presence in any movie (or presentation in any other media) I've ever experienced.
The plot is layed out in the first few minutes, there is no suspense, the characters are cliché and despite plot twists that try to confuse and obfuscate, everything plays out exactly as you think it will.
Donald Sutherland (A Time to Kill, Fallen) plays a friend who he tells everything he can and Linda Hamilton (Linda Hamilton, Terminator, Dante's Peak) plays a reporter who gets involved in the situation.
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.
I think everything has been now said about this film, but IMDb requires me to write 10 lines.
The Hit, however suffers from everything that made silly crime pictures silly.
Cobra" had a budget that so low that virtually everything non-human in its looks as fake as all get out.
Everything in this movie is pretentious, from the thank you's to Bela tarr at the beginning, to the photography, the acting, music, the story & editing.
Everything was so predictable that it was a waist of time...
Because after all, my one line summary really says everything there is to say.
There were extra bodies to help put everything in to perspective, however, John Othello, played by Eamonn Walker, over reacted a lot in this film, causing for the down fall of Keeley Hawes, Dessie Brabant, eventually ending in Dessie's death.
Because I love everything that Christina Ricci does I was very excited at first, but as the movie continued I started to wonder where it was going.
That's difficult to watch; films so different to everything else that you're seeing something totally alien.
The dialog is shallow and obvious, the acting strained at times and as the story moves along, isn't it just funny how EVERYTHING happens at the same time...
Everything about the movie was cringe worthy.
Everything they attempt ends badly, it's all too hopeless for me.
Daft potboilers don't come much dafter than this, but it's a Douglas Sirk movie which makes everything alright.
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