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Taking inspiration (completely stealing) from loads of films, the most obvious being Duel, Jeepers Creepers and probably in reference to the Jack Black alike co-star Orange County.
There is no-way this movie can get a zero like so many lazy idiots give to too many films and as fun as it was it ain't getting a 10 either.
Purported documentary that tries to examine sci-fi films of the 1950s and how they affected (and REflected) America.
I'm not sure what it is but there seems to be some curse when it comes to films about the elusive Bigfoot.
Both films were targeted at family friendly audiences, thus inhibiting themselves from actually trying to scare anyone.
Maybe all this proves is that Hollywood should just forget about trying to make anymore Bigfoot films, as they have yet to make one that works.
One of the worst horror films I've ever seen - definitely the worst that received a mainstream theatrical release.
Zombie films work if they have a moral point or even a political point .
The "film" consists of the audition tapes of the "Surrender girls" and some footage from previous films.
I don't know about the rest of the viewers of this movie but personally I'm dead sick and tired of Steven Seagal films.
This is one of the worst films I've seen in ages.
What a huge difference a few years made in the quality films she got as well as her acting ability!! On top of the horrendously silly character, the film also fails because it just isn't interesting or exciting--just very, very stagy and stupid.
However, it is important that you in no way criticize the film but instead talk about what an artistic triumph it is and how "they just don't make great films like this any more".
Watch George Peppard,James Mason, and Usula Andress in the BM and you get why that movie is one of the best war films ever made and this isn't.
I guess I shouldn't judge too harshly, after all, how many feature films has MY company put out? None, but I'd like to think that we'd at least have good picture and sound quality to go with our poor acting, writing, and directing.
Again, we're getting a melange of themes well covered by so many previous films.
As one who loves films that appeal to intellectual sorties as well as those that simply tell stories, this film should have been appealing.
But since when did slasher films have to be good?
I enjoy all sorts of horror/suspense films, and have seen some wonderful work from European film makers.
This is one of those so-called "Hollywood Social Commentary" films that wants to have it both ways.
Letters of Iwo Jima was one of the war films that was close enough to history (although I could be wrong) except Flags of our Fathers and Bridge of the River Kwai.
Like so many "women in chains" films, this one is chock full of lesbianism.
However, unlike most prior films, which strongly implied this, BLACK MAMA, WHITE MAMA shows an awful lot of skin as a horny female prison guard leers at the women as they shower as well as has sex with one of the inmates.
Let's see... a couple dozen Gary Larson gags, as well as his illustration style, a possibly legally difficult wholesale appropriation of an Aardman character, a more than generous sprinkling of art direction from various Pixar films, positively Lion King-esquire villains living in what amounts to an elephant's graveyard IN THE MIDDLE OF FARM COUNTRY, oh, and a stinking' Riverdance joke ten years after any possible relevance.
I seem to be the rare person who disliked Park's Oldboy, but I think that his "Lady Vengeance" and "Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance" are among the best films I've seen in the 2000's decade.
If the IMDb are gonna allow filmmakers to dictate what is written about their films then that is a very sad thing.
In his past films (and I use the term "films" loosely), the director takes ideas from Hollywood blockbusters and severely marginalizes them.
Roland Manookian and Frank Harper provide the films only source of authenticity.
On the positive side some of the films pacing and construct flowed well and kept the attention.
There's a reason this project didn't make a theatrical release, and though indy films can turn out very good, this one does not even come close.
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