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Boring story, bland dialogue, dull action scenes (HOW do you make something like a fight or a shootout boring?
There are three major problems with this movie: 1) The plot - or should I say plots - are all over the place, there are some characters who get a lot of screen time but serve little purpose, 2) There are only 4 fight scenes in total, some of them completely unrelated to the main plot and some taking place in the dark, 3) The music score is overzealous and overbearing.
A fight with the boyfriend, random friends coming over to be killed.
The acting stunk, the fight scenes were just as bad and they got a couple of known people to be in it but didn't cast anyone with acting ability to play the lead?
I'm a fan of his and come to expect cool fight scenes and sharp one liners but this film had none of this, instead it had injections and cheesy music.
One of his students is interested, but once word of the inheritance gets out , there's suddenly a long line-up of potential brides, and a pretty good cat fight emerges between them.
A scientist (George Zucco) wants to create wolf men out of American soldiers to fight the Nazis, but is branded as mad.
Even the last fight between Blue Duck and Buffalo Hump was badly staged.
The movie is boring and slow but the final fight is so funny.
There is a terrific fight between a Daisy Duke-type who turns out to be handy with both fists and weapons, and a nasty-looking babe of Busey's who is handy with sharp implements.
And how the heck can Doug's dad withstand the maneuvers his son makes to fight off the "MIGs" without a g-suit?
A human group of slayers somehow get involved, and the final fight sequence takes place during a solar eclipse.
For the first 60 minutes the story appears to be going in one direction, then it changes tack and gets involved in a power fight, with extremely poor special effects.
The fight scenes are so badly choreographed that its a wonder that the swords ever manage to connect.
This is way far from a real love story (Get the spelling right, Reshammiya - it is not luv or reeal), and is complete with him doing a Mithun da dance, auto rickshaw fight scenes, Himesh getting imprisoned, Himesh accused of murder, he fleeing from prison etc ... If you want a good laugh, there is nothing like this one, especially the scenes where he howls in Mehbooba.
I also can't buy the theory that if the more competent generals were allowed to fight the war, the allies would have had more trouble winning it.
He looks old and fat, plays like he has to fulfill an annoying obligation and his fight scenes require creative editing or plain replacement.
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.
This has some of the stupidest fight scenes of all time.
Two actors pretending to be actors in a relationship who fight and look for a lost dog.
This couple has one dimension: they fight, they tease, then they make love and fight some more.
Yes, the hero is a good martial arts fighter, too bad his acting wasn't as good, and there's plenty of decent wire work, and tons of revved up fight sequences, maybe too many.
however it was not explained and is a weak element in this overall weak film. 2 out of 10. doesn't get a 1/10 because of the thunderdome fight.
However this one reaches a new low, as it follows the adventures of Johnny Sokko(?), a young boy who controls a Giant Robot, and his fight against the evil Gargoyle Gang, who seem to have an endless supply of horrid giant monsters at their disposal.
Aliens let lose a giant monster named Zarkorr, then send down a hologram that looks your average stupid teenage girl to tell postman, Tommy Ward (Rhys Pugh, in the only movie you ever see him in) that has been chosen to fight.
Also if he loses the plant goes doom, so he goes off to fight Zarkorr the Invader!
A female ex-cop who was drummed out of the force for recklessness (and who could probably beat Chuck Norris in a fight) hires herself out as a private bodyguard; her first client is a worthless playboy type.
Lots of great fight choreography but the plot is strictly by the numbers, and the acting is as wooden as the dialogue.
There are two so-called fight scenes that any filmmaker with a brain would have shoot some close-ups or medium shoots for them.
They fight cavemen, invisible soldiers (don't ask), rent a thugs, and people who worship snakes.
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