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Also unfortunately, none of this is ever explained.
She said that after a 10 minute scene where she explained all her awards.
As far as the story is concerned, it can easily be explained in a few lines.
I once explained to a psychiatrist this movie and the belief system of the church and family.
From the very start when the government people explained that their super computer could determine who a terrorist was just by how well they played a video game I knew I was in for a ride though the land-that-good-writing-forgot.
I thought that the characters wern't explained well enough.
Perhaps I missed the meeting when the meaning of "B-movie" was explained, but what I just saw was ridiculous.
About half way through, I whispered to my husband that it was awful and he explained to me the facts behind the movie.
Very little gets explained as the movie progresses, with as a result lots of weird sequences that seem to have a deeper meaning but because of the way of storytelling they become only just weird and not understandable to watch.
For example, they never explained how they made the dentist incident an "Accident" or at the end how the cop just miraculously ended up at the house in time to save the kid without the police even being called yet.
Even worse, the set-up is NEVER explained.
Why he caught this guy and how he is connected to the Sit-On-The-Couch Sisters is never explained.
Either, I have found something exceptionally lacking in a film that otherwise would have been excellent, I feel that the public's perception of a film before viewing it is inaccurate for a number of reasons, or I believe that the purpose or message of a film needs to be clarified or explained with the help of other reviewers.
I don't remember it ever being fully explained.
Is that ever explained?
It is never explained.
A clandestine order known as The Fath captures her but doesn't kill her, so now with amnesia (which is not really explained that well) Lilith (now Elle) is free to become the aforementioned Buffy-clone who has to battle with a mad scientist who got an injection of Lilith's blood.
Had Arjun explained what this Wembley fixation meant to him, Manu would have graciously backed off and let Arjun fulfill his childhood dream, and we'd have been spared the agony of watching the rest of this uninspiring drivel.
The young woman's sudden flip-flop from being anxious about the marriage to being interested (when it seems like it should have been the other way around), and the aunt's sudden realization of the young man's secret don't make sense -- they're not explained at all.
If you happened to watch Meet the Robinsons in 3d in theaters, they showed this cartoon before the movie and explained the details of it's origin.
After spending the whole movie wondering what in the world is going on here when things are finally explained you realize the story has been built on a foundation which is ludicrously impossible.
Again, this is never explained.
The ending is very anti-climatic and leaves many unanswered questions to a story line that wasn't explained well to begin with.
No loose ends tied up, nothing explained or terminated.
There were so many elements to this story that were not explained, or were forced into place with out any real thought.
This happens three times and I was certain it would be explained in the end.
Not everything is explained right away, dangling a proverbial carrot before the viewer, enticing the viewer to watch each succeeding episode.
If it weren't for the commentary by Peter Cowie which explained not only the movie but the book it came from, I wouldn't have been able to stomach it at all.
Ninety minutes of preparation-- with the premise that the Rob Lowe character will die on Christmas Eve-- is explained away in literally ninety seconds of "No we were just tricking you."
The mummy, as explained at the beginning, is the son of a fallen angel and is one of several giants that apparently existed in "those days".
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