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This movie has a fairly decent premise - one gruesomely featured again and again in science fiction films, most spectacularly in "Alien" - and some decent "he-man" performances from the male cast.
I had expected a fairly straightforward R-rated graphic, sexual, crude teen-comedy when I sat down to see this... it turned out to be fairly accurate... only it was far more sick and disgusting than I would have thought.
The idea is "decent enough" and this film would have been fairly entertaining had it been done better.
Marc Singer is back and it is sad to seem him in this state, the guy was a fairly good actor reduced to trying to make a sequel to a movie that really did not need one, and even if it did it came five years to late.
The acting is fairly good, as is the location and the story starts out rather well too.
It started out pretty good, and fairly engaging and believable.
The plot of "Ashes of Time" is fairly simple and comes down to two words: "love triangle".
The plot is fairly thin (I won't bother relating it... read the synopsis), which I can forgive: there are plenty of movies that can cover that up with a few decent jokes.
I appreciated that someone had the guts to take on Dennis Cooper and not back away from the material; Verow fairly rolls around in it.
This movie started off well enough, sticking to the mood of the book fairly well even if the acting was not top notch.
I'm not a huge fan of the Fantastic Four, but I'm fairly familiar with them.
I thought the acting was very unnatural, the dubbing was done very sloppily and the story itself contains a fairly large number of inconsistencies and loose ends.
Based on a fairly bland "best seller," this film - like most other Lifetime movies - played out more like a reenactment than an actual movie.
Also, the opening credits are done fairly well with a remix of WhiteZombie's "more human then human' and it does go fairly well with what is in the context of this 'movie'.
Not in the plot, which is a fairly regular slasher story, but more the way the scenes are cut.
This movie is nothing close to a movie like Outbreak, which was actually a fairly decent movie.
I saw this movie was made right between her 2 Oscar award winning performances, so my expectations were fairly high.
The plot seems to be fairly down to Earth, but it's also rather boring and I can't say that I enjoyed myself at all during this movie.
Steve Smith has finally run a fairly weak series right into the ground with this movie.
FLYNN was a stumbler at the box office and did not end up on cinema screens in Australia...even after LA CONFIDENTIAL...! From a dazzling nude scene in the first few minutes (presumably by Guy Pearce) FLYNN gets off to a fairly robust and interesting start.
Considering that it was made in 1953, this is a very courageous movie about transvestites, tackling the issue fairly seriously and sympathetically (and offering the viewer a lot of information on the subject) and trying very hard not to stereotype.
The main character seemed fairly well adjusted for a gay teen in rural Texas so no saccharine, coming out drama here!
However, writer Cryer and director Richard Schenkman are too busy dealing with the fairly uninteresting lives of Stan and Daniel rather than focusing on Richie.
Bunuel had a life-long grudge against the Catholic church and delighted in trying to offend Catholics in fairly silly ways.
Alien Factor is actually rather imaginative considering the low budget and it's fairly creepy, but "Nightbeast", which I guess is sort of an updating of Alien Factor, is just plain dumb.
The funny part is fairly obvious as this certainly isn't a sober look at a possible impending crisis.
Although this series and the mini film in particular were very important at the time of release, I feel that the series as a whole was actually fairly poorly written with a weak cast.
It's fairly gritty and realistic without exploiting the characters but still it's not that interesting either and Billy Dee's character, though maltreated by white authority figures, doesn't really come off as sympathetic.
I was fairly lost throughout most of this film, and I am the one who usually understands the works of such enigmatic cinema greats as David Lynch (Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me) and Darren Aronofsky (Pi).
A group of men are hired to coerce the remaining residents out of the town before it will be drowned, and for the most part they succeed amidst some fairly odd situations and townspeople.
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