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A pity; Australian films, particularly in the 2000-01 periods, have been of exceptional quality overall - but I suppose there have got to be a few misses.
wow...I just watched this movie...American people have this stereotypical view towards Hindi films such as, ALL Indian films have dances, songs and a love story....Its pathetic how far away from the truth that is.
This film simply exposes the stereotypical western view of Hindi films.
Most Indian films today are much more content driven, realistic, touching and meaningful than this piece of crap.
Just like most other Hollywood films these days, this shows a very stereotypical view of of another country, where truth is thrown out the window.
Instead watch good Hindi films like black Friday, eklavya, omkara, khakee, awarapan, gangster, don, zakhm, dor, sholay, mother India, lagaan...Those films are what real Indian cinema are all about.
One thing I liked about this film is that it had more going on than a lot of other disaster films plot-wise.
While few (if any) would call him great, his films' obscure connections to underground culture (via reference, tribute, or influence) have ensured him a warped legacy of sorts.
Throughout his career, he has also developed a bad habit of remaking his own films ("Piranha", "Humanoids from the Deep", "The Black Scorpion", etc.), without improving on them in the slightest.
The films of the Science Fiction Channel ( Sci-Fi Channel ) have become boringly predictable.
If you are interested in a movie about lesbianism, there are a least two films on either side of the specturum to check out: 1.)
After receiving a DVD of this with a Sunday newspaper, I hoped that it was not the usual duff films that are given away because no one would ever buy them.
Universal made several serial monster films in the 1940s, which were pale imitations of the original.
There is also one super big roach near the end of this one, like in so many insect films.
As a skater myself i watch a lot of skate films and the filming during the skate scenes, which is obviously a major part of the plot as the lead protagonist is a skateboarder, was awful and Bourne identity esquire shaky camera technique was used with slow motion to give a horrible effect.
The American Dream is not to create shoddy no-quality films or anything else shoddy and of no-quality; it is to achieve something of quality and, thereby, success.
These films shouldn't have been made, and you shouldn't go see "American Movie."
This film is so bad it makes the Austin Powers films look Shakespearean.
A few more films like this and Steve Carell can kiss his career goodbye.
I had to rent a couple of movies for my little cousin for New Year's and she picked out The Swan Princess: The Mystery of the Enchanted Kingdom and The Little Mermaid 2 and we just watched both films, while she's sleeping, I figured I could get a couple comments in.
"Nuts in May" may be one of the worst films i have ever seen.
So many films are now in a Genre described as "Comedy/Thriller", as was this one.
Into Hemp films?
Then either "Saving Grace" or "Lock, Stock..." are far more enjoyable films.
This film has me seriously doubting again whether Armando de Ossorio was a good filmmaker or not... His BLIND DEAD films are praised by many fans.
Seagal does however feel the need to talk like he is a gangsta rapper, making me long for the days he would don his Brooklyn/Italian-American accent, in his classic early films.
That is all very well and good as a question but the sad bastard that I am continues to watch his films in the deluded hope he may do something good once again.
And then there's another thing that always kind of bothers me with this type of films: it doesn't matter how many dynamite-induced explosions take place in the middle of a pack of some 50 horses, never mind how many shots are being fired at the rabble on top of them, only the crooks get killed and the nags always go their way rejoicing in one piece.
(Other films and books have different portrayals of the characters, but in this one, they are simply hopelessly in love.)
I swear i've seen better films from my film I class at school.
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