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The movie never decides if it wants to be action, science fiction, or horror, it is a mix of all without salt or fun, and acted in a wooden manner.
There is nothing worse than science fiction crafted by folks who don't have a feel for it.
From the title, the tag-line, the plot summary on the DVD etc..., I expected something at least slightly epic, with the historical fiction and the romance concurring to thrill you; that's what they did in Last of the Mohicans for example, and I think they did a superb job.
I hear it is based on some comic book or graphic novel or pulp fiction or something else that I have never heard of, but whatever it is based on, there is nothing original in this excruciatingly boring movie.
The phrase "Truth is stranger than fiction" came about because fiction has to at least seem plausible to be welcomed, but truth isn't always.
It is the darkest possible fiction derived from the events.
And that's all she wrote with this low-aiming effort that even fails to combine action, science fiction and horror on the most elementary of levels.
In some ways it is reminiscent of early science fiction when every set had been knocked up on a Hollywood back lot out of whatever was lying around.
Guest often plays around with reality and fiction but the line between the two is always clear in his films, sort of an essential with a mockumentary.
It seems to the audience as if the whole thing is real even though you know, deep down, you're watching fiction.
In other words, it was fiction successfully disguised as truth.
Because a movie is a piece of fiction, nothing is for real here.
The opening of "The Jungle" promises us a safari adventure with a science fiction element, but mostly what we get is a travelogue with lots of stock footage and padding (and the odd leopard attack).
Quintet marks the only venture of both Paul Newman and director Robert Altman into the realm of science fiction.
They make 1950s science fiction movies look like works of art.
It started out with a confusing scene and then jumped 30 years and showed a couple one night during a thunderstorm which was OK because I like storms and it set a nice mood.Then it turned into a cool road trip where they ended up at a diner encountering bizarre people.The rest got weird and then got confusing.I did watch it til the end but was even more confused when it ended so badly.I had higher hopes for this movie but it was more like a science fiction then horror and something that should have been made for TV.
They are neither science fiction nor fact, entertaining nor thought provoking, humorous nor weighty but lay in a twilight zone devoid of any and all accoutrements that entice people to give up their valuable time, sit in a darkened room and generally be more enlightened, enlivened or happy at the end of it.
This movie is at times a wild 80s college sex comedy, others a sweet romantic one... Then it has moments of serious drama and then sprinkles in dashes of science fiction...
Check out "Retroactive" for a good science fiction B-movie.
Princess Warrior is a science fiction action movie with a pretty thin plot-essentially on the death of their queen mother two sisters, one evil and one good, fight for control of the throne.
I rented this DVD because I'm a big science fiction fan, but this thing (I won't call it a film, because it was obviously shot very quickly on video) seemed like they made it up as they went along.
Honestly, people who gave this movie a ten would have given 100 for pulp fiction.
I don't know if I'm even capable of tackling all the things wrong with it--like the fact that the casting director appears to have pulled names out of a hat, or the mind-blower of Richard Gere's character being allowed to walk away scot-free at the end (I'm sure the people saying, "It's just fiction, who cares" would have no problem if it was a former Al-Qaeda operative who just wants to return to his home country)--so I'll just devote my review to the utter hilarity, which is mainly the scene where Bruce Willis is testing out his gun.
My wife and I enjoy bad science fiction movies.
At least not until I tell them and they understand that it is completely fiction.
Even "Escape from New York," which was fictional, up front, i.e. they told you that this was science fiction, didn't resort to such deep-seated violence.
Anyone who went into this film looking for serious science fiction, well you got what you deserved for not doing any homework on the film at all.
I am a fan of good historical fiction, and was thrilled at the thought that someone would take a well written book series and film it.
Being an expert on Alexander qualifies me to say that this is wholly and completely a fiction, but it makes for a good movie anyway.
It is a picture like no other, not only revolutionizing science fiction, but changing the way films are conceptualized.
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