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"Undercurrent" features a top-notch cast of wonderful actors who might've been assembled for the perfect drawing-room comedy.
It also features one of the least terrifying villains ever to be committed to celluloid.
The Tempe era features uniform Apple Mac editing and brutal hand-held camera filming, very much like a home movie.
This movie is poorly written, hard-to-follow, and features bad performances and dialog from leads Jason Patric and Jennifer Jason Leigh.
Perhaps the worst of the "Nemesis" films (and that says A LOT!), this mess features so many flashbacks to part 2 that you might as well say that you've seen them both, even if you've only endured this entry.
At least if you're a Disney fanatic (well, of the variety who loves their live-action films as well as the animated stuff), if you're a kid, if you're a kid at heart almost to the extent that you hardly realize you're an adult, if you love absolutely any film that features animals, especially when they're doing tricks, or if you're just not too demanding, Air Bud: World Pup is somewhat enjoyable to watch.
I could see him fit nicely in a slot on The Sopranos where his overweight body, jowly features and sullen attitude could have found a home.
This film features two of my favorite guilty pleasures.
The only positive features to credit are the adroit use of some Prokofiev and Stravinsky themes in the music score and the inclusion of some of the distasteful but nevertheless accurate actions of the despot.
This is a film with no redeeming features whatsoever.
This 22 minute short, short of a precursor to the later much better "Rock and Rule", features two folk singer mice who are going nowhere.
This film is apparently a loose (and I stress loose) remake of the 1986 film with the same name, as it features the same monster but a different plot.
Yes this movie features a gal named Jessica who says everything is evil and she causes trees to land on people too (well she only causes a tree to fall once, but she does say everything is evil).
From then on, the film features too much lame happy family-related doo-doo near the lake, with occasionally some corpses popping up here and there.
Fairly low-budget film that has not many redeeming features, and for some reason, no one has seen it!
The film features remarkably annoying and repetitive background music, terrible lighting, abysmal acting, repugnant characters, problematic sound AND, of course, some of Lewis' patented gross-out scenes.
This movie features a pretty decent FX sequence of an earthquake for 1936.
Comic Strip features included parodies of westerns, 'The famous 5', and The Professionals - all a lot funnier than this.
Having said that Alexei Sayle puts in a good turn as a traffic cop with ambition and the soundtrack features great music from the era.
One of the features of his other movies is multiple characters - variety, witty dialogue.
Here's what I don't understand: Robert Rodriguez and Shane Carruth each spent $7,000 on their debut features and created two remarkable movies.
Harris is no more than a human prop and the animation is some of the most flat and lifeless I've seen, with the obligatory 'trippy' moments (especially where the animation of the brainiac-type Subtracto character is involved) that rendered countless cartoon features from the late sixties onward instantly dated.
With that in mind, it really shouldn't be compared to blockbuster features and my rating would be higher.
I highly suggest you not to bother taking a look at this picture (or any of Sebastien's future features), you would just loose your time...There is something about french television that don't smell right...and this is Patrick Sebastien!!!
The DVD features several very short episodes (like less than 5 minutes each?) and I did not find it to be either funny or entertaining, not even in a weird way.
Well, what can be said about a "horror comedy" that features neither horror nor comedy?
And it features the longest, most excruciatingly boring strip-tease ever put to film.
A mediocre film at best, "EG in B" features some members of the band Chicago, a whiff of action, some philosophizing, and lots and lots of boring dramatic filler.
There were only two redeeming features about this movie; the beauty of Bucharest and its architecture, and the way they depicted the transformation from human form to wolf form.
Luckily this is one of the DVDs that features commentary by Joe Bob Briggs so the pain of having to sit through it is greatly alleviated.
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