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Anyone even slightly to the right of such rabid Bush-bashers should be appalled it ever got funding to be made.
This proved to be a rare case of a poliziottesco made with British funding; unfortunately, the result is undistinguished (except by its exceeding unpleasantness and borderline-camp approach) despite stars and director.
I note that the jewel box reports that funding is provided by PBS and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, as well as Carlton International.
Films like this infuriate me simply because they don't deserve the funding that enables them to end up in my DVD player.
Let me see now--this guy who had earlier skied down Mount Fuji manages to accumulate the funding and hire personnel to document what sounds on the surface like a bold and daring act---to ski down the world's highest peak.
What sort of producer thought this screenplay deserved to receive funding ?
Hwo does anyone ever get funding for projects like this?
I feel bad for the people who wasted money funding this garbage.
Despite the good acting efforts by the actors, it suffered from a general lack of funding from Paramount Pictures.
I do not understand how he is funding these movies.
Somebody please provide the funding to make a decent movie at least the equal of Saving Private Ryan.
I had actually considered investing in this movie when Gorman was out drumming up funding.
The show takes the viewer all the way through the creation of a sleeper cell to when an attack is attempted, taking in important facets such as faith, religion, funding, means and needs.
Charlie Wilson's War, based on a true story, tells the tale of a Texas congressman and a CIA agent working to secure funding for covert support of the Mujaheddin in 1980s Afghanistan following the USSR invasion of the country.
It's one of my greatest regrets that contemporary Italian cinema has been ailing since the mid-70s, mostly due to a dire lack of funding and nurturing of new talent, something which can be transferred to most fields and which makes Italy one of the most static industrialised countries of our time production-wise (both in an industrial and cultural sense)... unlike, say, China.
Farley is brilliant as the bumbling idiot who takes to the road with his dad's right hand man (the equally excellent Spade) to find the funding to save the families 'auto parts' business.
After witnessing the termination of his top secret weapons development program Dr Walsh finds an alternative funding source and sets up a new research facility deep in the notorious Belzan forest in Chechnya where he is developing weapons and selling them to Chechnyan rebels.The team of Deltas is sent on a black ops mission to retrieve the doctor and his technology before the Russians find him and his lab.What the Delta team soon discover is that the doctors latest weapons is a flock of large carnivorous bats that have been genetically altered to develop a taste for human flesh.
Once in a while, the film-makers will go so far over budget in producing a film that the businessmen responsible for funding the enterprise will be badly hurt financially and will of course become very angry about this.
Sometimes you wonder how some people get funding to create a movie as bad as this one.
An assortment of old and ugly university professors don't care for the popular Houseman and cut off funding for his project due to lack of results.
It's the same old, "If I can't get the funding for my project, I'll inject myself" monster movie.
The cameo performances were obviously driven by sponsorship / funding.
How on earth did they get funding for this abomination?
All this this from the UK funding agency that brought us Sex Lives of the Potato Men...
The Great Vorelli from the movie "Devil Doll" builds a teleportation machine only to have his funding cut off by Blanchard, a bearded man who has a thing for bow ties and men with large eye brows.
After a failed demonstration that might have saved his funding, Professor Steiner decides to test his machine on himself.
When Al unexpectedly gets a financial promise of funding for his film from a strange man named Joe, he thinks he's got it made.
I realize that the funding for any such movie is hard to come by.
However if the plot had any kind of original substance someone would have seen that it got the necessary funding, this was not the case and movies like this are not necessary themselves and have no purpose in existing.
Three "stars", Lee Majors, Chris Makepeace and Burgess Meredith, struggle through the worst batch of cinematography ever, delivering lines which must have been written by a secret Dick Cheney-style workgroup composed of Exxon and GM lawyers trying to cut funding for mass transit and energy efficiency research.
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