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Once a hit director of films like Tridev and Vishwatama is now making one bad film after another.
This movie was, perhaps, one of the most unoriginal and unfunny films I've seen in a long, long while.
His film, Hatchet, got all the publicity last year, but he still makes a couple of more films every year.
You know, I don't mind the cult films being filed under the "cult" section.
I mean, is it too much to ask that the overtly pseudo-Christian propaganda films be filed with the other Special Interest movies?
I don't dislike Cary Grant but I've found his performances annoying in enough films to notice; this, Arsenic & Old Lace and Bringing up Baby.
Perhaps because, by its very nature, those talented in the field of Irish cinema have been quick to abandon their native shore for careers in Britain or America, (Colin Farrell is a recent case in point), and that the really successful Irish directors that have continued to work in Ireland and with Irish subjects have made their films with international money and an eye on the international market.
If one is interested in the films of Rebane I would recommend almost any other over this.
Althogh it was enjoyable as many Stephen King films are, but as many Stephen King films this one did not follow the book and became a piece of Hollywood trailer trash.
Unless you're just out to visually "collect" all extant films of Austen's work, you can skip this one.
And I really like GOOD horror films, I am not at all a snob.
I normally like films to leave you with something by the end, but all this did was take.....
Not one male in this movie has one redeeming quality; reminds me of Soviet-era films with strongly politically-oriented messages.
However, historical films about actual historical personages should make at least a minimal nod to history.
So it's obvious I am not afraid of Japanese films.
Well the king of strange Japanese films that just don't seem right to Americans might just be ATAMA-YAMA.
Firstly, I am a huge fan of crap films.
Many of his films are undeniable classics that have stood the test of time and are highly watchable to this day.
It's not unusual that Hollywood likes to pump out crappy films.
Occasionally, a handful of good films come out of them while the majority just sucks major ass.
It's also not surprising that those bad films are retreads of old TV series'.
The Mod Squad, in my opinion, goes into my top ten of truly lousy films, in which Hollywood should get it's sorry ass beaten for producing what could've been a good movie.
I just think that i wasted an hour or more on a bad movie and i really love all of the national lampoon films.
Pointless and pretty silly film that is just basically a compilation of clips from horror, science fiction and suspense films.
There are unnecessary shots to an audience watching the clips and Donald Pleasance and Nancy Allen are among audience members who turn to the camera and explain why we love horror films.
Films based on his books go way back to Hombre (Paul Newman), Mr. Majestyk (Bronson), and Out of Sight (Clooney / Lopez) among others.
Even when done so-so the films at least have some measure of story essence coming through.
"Fool for Love" is one of the several now forgotten films Robert Altman directed throughout the 1980s.
Altman made many not-very-good films over the course of his fascinating career, and many times the fault was his.
This movie was different from most of Jimmy Cangey's films of the 1930s in that it was NOT done by Warner Brothers/First National, but was a loan-out to a smaller studio.
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