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I want to say that I went to this movie with my expectations way too high.
Michael Dudikoff stars as Joe Armstrong a martial artist who fights ninjas who are stealing weapons from the U.S Army, in this entertaining yet admittedly brainless martial arts actioner, which is hampered by too many long pauses without action, but helped by some high energy action setpieces as well as Steve James' performance.
The transformations are anatomically nonsensical and the end result with a relatively high forehead and short snout looks like a cross between Ron Perlman and a hyena.
In what high school can you register without a parent present and no proof of age or former schooling?
The secondary characters in this were like cardboard cutouts of what high school students are thought to be and everybody was a stereotype.
Thomas Howell's emoting would not be acceptable in most high school drama clubs.
In addition to the fact that this is just an abysmally made film (imagine giving a camcorder to the average high school drama club) the people who think that there is anything "real" about this legend need to grow up.
The film is riddled with out-of-focus shots and plagued by special effects that would have trouble rivaling most high school computer animation classes.
Outside of Madsen and Hopper the acting is horrid; you've seen better at your local high school.
After all, no rational person could believe that as of today (1/5/08), PEG O' MY HEART and two other Davies films recently shown on Turner Classic Movies (THE FLORODORA GIRL and MARIANNE) deserved the exceptionally high scores--ranking them higher than such films as HIGH NOON, BEN HUR, THE BEST YEARS OF OUR LIVES and ALL QUIET ON THE WESTERN FRONT!!
I read a lot of high hopes from readers of the book that this would be a faithful adaptation of Nora Roberts' story.
I had very high hopes walking into this movie.
I had high hopes for this one until they changed the name to 'The Shepherd : Border Patrol, the lamest movie name ever, what was wrong with just 'The Shepherd'.
Unless everyone is getting some kind of sub training before leaving high school I find this a little silly.
This film is a perfect example that a movie can not be successful with a high budget alone.
The guys in this movie make the Three Stooges look like high art.
She reminded me of one of those high school Goth jerks you read about who have been angry since the day they were born, so they end up opening fire on the rest of the school one day.
I will admit that I have high standards, but honestly I'd rather watch Step Up 2. The ultra sad part was when I logged onto IMDb and read that you pieces of trash actually gave this movie a 6.9 rating.
After seeing this rating, I would like to suggest "Tyler Perry's House of Pain" to all of you guys who enjoyed this film; you'll see some high quality humor there on about the same level of this abhorrent abomination.
When I first saw this show i thought to my self " What is this!!!!!?" Its one of those shows where there is a perfect fake high school world with stupid problems that are considered "huge".
Shes completely obsessed with nature not that thats a bad thing but she compares high school students to animals! like what is that!? also they made her another Lizzie Miguire clone ( yeah because the world definitely needs another one of those!) shes also very perfect like most TV girls are which makes me sick!
The script is bad, the directing is bad, it seems to me that a high school group got together to do a project for their drama class.
If there is a stereotype for narrators to have a deep, sleep-inducing voice then, it is high time to put an end to it.
Although I'm not too much of a religious person, I still had relatively high hopes for this movie, as it does have the amazing Steve Carrell, and its prequel, Bruce Almighty, was actually a creative and clever Christian-themed comedy.
Where the hell did VH1 find the scriptwriter for this movie??? Out of high school?
Instead it was more like something someone in high school would make with their parents' camcorder.
It runs like a bad video of a junior high school play, characters wandering past the camera and uttering highly timed and rehearsed lines, passing off as random prison talk.
And as for the battle scenes (which, in contrast to some commentors claims, do take up a good 15% of screentime)- they look like look like some some History Club from your local high school recreating a medieval siege, although the kids would no doubt put more passion into it.
Los Angeles physician Tom Reed (Vincent Ventresca) survives a tragic auto accident but ends up going to prison in the high desert of California.
Tents with all of the supposedly high tech equipment!
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