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"Merci pour le chocolat" is the latter of this genre.
Making "Superhero Movie" the eleventh in a series that single handily ruined the parody genre.
I would argue that I am reasonably easy to please in this film category; I appreciate the classics of the genre but I will sit through and enjoy a half-decent if derivative effort as well.
I have found it that if a director loves the genre, the movie will be good.
Obviously, Brady does not love the genre he is spoofing.
I wouldn't call myself a big fan of the genre inventive silliness, so i might not be the best audience for this show.
On the contrary: in case you still have to see a classic genre title, beware that bits and pieces of it here don't spoil your future viewing.
The original was kind of fun within it's genre, but this is so bad, i felt abused when i left the theater.
These young amateurish filmmakers obviously worship the horror genre and know their classics, but that nearly doesn't make them talented.
I'll preface my review by stating that I am not a fan of the independent 'straight to video' genre that owes a great debt to the grindhouse films of the 60's.
I am very forgiving of the horror genre.
It's not often I give two stars to a horror movie because horror is my favorite genre.
The problem was that by allowing such profound and revolutionary creations of the Sci-Fi genre to fall into the hands of firstly a mediocre director and now directorial newbie's has led to nothing more than profanity, epitomised by incompetence.
This seems to be one of the more obscure and less liked of the genre, though I honestly don't see anything in this that is much worse than that of Spy Hard or Hot Shots.
Having made a couple of sword 'n' sorcery films (as Conan) he had moved onto slightly more serious acting roles in films like The Terminator and Commando, only to make a mystifying return to the sword 'n' sorcery genre for this 1985 debacle.
This movie has nothing going for it if you take it as a serious movie, this is often the case with movies of this genre, but most movies of this nature can be watch as if they are a comedy and you can laugh at how pathetic the characters and situations are and almost get your times worth.
Think of this film as fan service, a wet dream for the slasher genre admirer.
The story, if you can call it that, and the dialog, not to mention the sophomoric acting, is a travesty toward the genre itself.
I think films like this one, Ulmer's DETOUR, D.O.A. with Edmund O'Brien,THE FUGITIVE with Harrison Ford, and others of the film noir genre, (big city crime dramas) make it interesting if for nothing other than the fact that I know Chicago and San Francisco intimately and recognize most of the street locations.
Actual science can be considered as boring and inaccessible, and thus Science Fiction is a cinematic genre created especially to make the otherwise tedious, yet educational science topics more interesting and comprehensible to larger audiences.
Sound stupid, implausible and a lame attempt at modernizing the genre?
The story is actually not bad however the whole idea of removing the racism out of a racist genre by casting an all afro-American cast is racist in itself.
It doesn't really pull it off - it should have stuck to one genre.
As two dedicated fans of the romantic comedy, this movie has finally made us realise that nothing good has come out of this genre since Love Actually.
Aside from a few clever techniques employed, the movie rarely connects the dizzying thematics with the dull script, ultimately coming across as a cheap exploitation into the cult genre, substituting hollow imagery for genuine substance.
I do applaud the makers for at least trying to take the genre into more supernatural, metaphysical realms and understand the rough losses lost-in-translation, but with zero substance to back any of it's freakishness up this will likely be relegated to obscure fanboy's bong-ridden basements.
Overall, this movie really added nothing new to the J-Horror genre and all-around lacked creativity and scares.
How truly sad that this sprung from the same mind as Donnie Darko, possibly one of the best films in this genre.
Sad to say, of the many films made in this genre, few of them come up to Alexander Korda's original "Thief of Baghdad".
This film is completely pointless, a two dimensional hero and heroin who we can't give a hoot whether or not they survive and some of the lamest villains to ever darken the screen of horror (or any other) genre.
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