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I have heard better EVPs from high school students with tape recorders in a bathroom!
The plot of the movie, which is about a love between two high school students during wartime, while one is a living weapon, and their struggle to maintain that love is a very good plot.
First the main character is changed from an ex marine to a high school KID.
I have a high tolerance for rubbish Italian films that don't make sense - but even I couldn't stand this one.
It was funny because the whole thing was so unrealistic, I mean, come on, like a pop star would just show up at a public high school and fall in love with the girl who happens to be obsessed with him?
I watched this episode with high hopes after seeing it on so many people's "Favourite episodes" list.
I just couldn't stop laughing at Issac's voice, it was just like a high pitched whiny girl's British voice.
Don Wilson's complete lack of charisma is the film's biggest flaw since one just doesn't like the guy, he's too goody-goody, his voice is too high pitched and doesn't look very impressive in the action sequences.
What saves this bore-fest from my lowest rating is Athenia Massey who looks super hot in high cut outfits and who gets occasionally naked.
I find it bizarre that this film, that probably cost in the high millions, got funded and made.
This film is about a party put together by the high school "scary girl."
This is one of the few real high-budget films on my list that I've actually seen fit to give a 1 rating, and that's not for the production values, which are pretty high.
And who let Dermot Mulroney go in front of the camera with painted-on grey hair that wouldn't have passed muster in a high school play?
As a homeschooler, I of course deplore this show for its ridiculous, fantasy land, obscure & unfunny stereotypes about the kids being "weird hippies who are so smart they're alienated from the super-cool high school students".
Though they were knocked out more quickly than the usual Warner cartoons, the Snafu shorts largely maintained a surprisingly high standard.
The worst is probably that poor man's Stella Stevens, Barbara Eden, as a naval secretary, squeezed into too-tight clothes, sporting high heels and acting like she's appearing in a beach party flick.
If it weren't for the costumes--which, aside from Eddie Murphy's ego, seem to account for the major part of the budget--you would swear this thing was slapped together by a bunch of high schoolers wasted on peppermint Schnapps.
I just have to comment on this movie because I gave it a 4 rating, and in my opinion that's pretty high for a softporn smut movie.
Maybe you gotta be high for it to really be funny?
I only rented this stinker because of its relatively high ratings.
A full-length movie made by high school students!
I had high hopes for this one after reading the back of the DVD, "In the spirit of American Pie and Animal House..." After suffering through this I realized I just blew $2.50 to rent it.
I had high expectations going into it, but was definitely disappointed.
The 1983 rural go-nowhere town high school junior (or senior?
So then... this is what passes as high art for the likes of SXSW Film Festival and Sundance, eh?
Having been born and raised in Odessa, and having graduated from the "other" high school in the late 70's, Odessa High School, I had mixed emotions about this movie.
The production values are very high, with the dog and cat belonging to the Stupids adding a little oomph to the film.
You may be interested to know that BARRICADE was viewed as a failure by the studio and shelved for a year before ALICE FAYE's popularity reached such a high that the studio decided to release the film despite the fact that it was never fully completed.
The final swordfight between Brynner and Sanders is at the laughingly low skill level of a junior high school play.
It is dreadful in every way: crummy music, horrid choreography (check out the awkward lead male dancer), cheesy special effects and sets, wooden actors (the leads are barely at the high school level in their profession and were unheard of later), and a script without a single laugh.
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