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The so called security force around this park belongs in toy land: with stupid looking guns, walkie talkies that are useless; and a computer system that ranks with a roll of toilet paper.
This film shows a bunch of guys running around the countryside, saying whorrible cliche lines, doing the most predictable things, and defending the oppressed with the same exact force and brutality that was being given to the oppressed.
I mean, a kid's head getting cut off from the force of an empty sled?
Note: I couldn't force myself to actually write up a constructive review of Prom Night.
Then the action starts pulling like a three headed dog in a flurry of cats and birds--Is there an evil force trying to attack them directly?
Is there an evil force trying to attack them INdirectly--make people do awful things they wouldn't really do?
SPOILER(NOT!!!) THe kind of gun fire that leaves everyone in the police force who's crooked dead and the hero prevails.
Oh yeah, the mandatory "Evil Capitalist Must Die" Clique is in force with not one, but two of them!
You cannot even force yourself to watch this crap.
DarkWolf tells the tale of a young waitress named Josie (Samaire Armstrong) who had been leading a pretty ordinary life until her friend Mary (Tippi Hedren) is killed by a Werewolf, you see Werewolves actually exist in modern day America & there is even a special organisation within the police force to fight the Werewolf threat headed up by Detective Steve Turley (Ryan Olosio) who has the difficult task of telling Josie that she is in fact a pure blooded Werewolf herself & that a so-called 'dark prince' Werewolf (Kane Hodder) wants to mate with her & create a new breed of pure blood Werewolves that will take over the entire world, or something like that.
The hotel is possessed by a supernatural force until it becomes just props.
Not the kind of PR, I would think a police force would want.
The movie moves along until the penultimate shootout that makes absolutely no sense (why do people that are only guilty of a robbery, take on a whole police force?).
There were so many parts that infuriated me with their complete randomness and lack of sense (e.g. when would the police force ever shoot people with infectious diseases?
I was tempted many times to stop watching, in fact I did, half way through it I decided to stop watching and turned the thing off, came to the IMDB to check what other's thought about it, I found zero comments (not surprised), so I decided to force myself to handle the pain and go back to finish it then come here to comment on it.
Matt Borlenghi & Co. get shipwrecked on a deserted island, in which they encounter a rabid group of ugly Filipino natives who try to force themselves upon the women in the group.
Never before has a punch or kick landed with so little force and so much volume!
One only hopes that this irony was the motivating force behind the "film"!
Since the plot is so thin, most of the film is purely irrelevant padding, including the sub plots regarding the incompetent Floridian police force and the 'mysterious' FBI inspector who seems to have a personal score to settle.
First of all this movie is not a comedy; unless you really force yourself you can hardly laugh.
If you don't consider yourself to be squeamish, this may force you to think again.
It is only when she tells the unseen force to stop pulling her that we realise what has happened.
Instead of being a great creative force, MGM now saw Keaton solely as an actor--and they wrote scripts for him that had no respect for what made him great.
But, although I was very interested in the topic and like to think and discuss about religion (I am an atheist), it was hard to force myself to watch the movie to the bitter and in my opinion somehow unconsciously funny end.
You've seen it all before: Burton plays a writer who discovered at an early age he possesses the power to move inanimate objects through force of his mind (and you thought "Carrie" had no impact on Hollywood!).
Mark Hamill's acting needs the force, the plot needs extensive Jedi training, and the character of the hooker played by Annie Potts just might be the most annoying character of all time, ever, in any film I've ever seen.
So turn off your mind, relax, and enjoy this muddled gem without any expectations, and may the force be with you, always.
First, a "special" commando force is the unique defense for a facility with a computer matrix that has an AI and holographic projection.
In a final tour de force, the camera takes the viewer on a harrowing ride through a forest of...teenage armpit hair.
The intervening steps that the filmmakers force Ted to participate in (meeting with so-called experts) were empty and devoid of any substantive attempt to connect with Ted.
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