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Unfortunately, this movie had a muddled, implausible plot that just left me cringing - this is by far the worst of the nine (so far) movies.
20th Century Fox's ROAD HOUSE 1948) is not only quite a silly noir but is an implausible unmitigated bore of a movie.
And yet in the next sequence these two without any kind of explanation (however tenuous or implausible) have miraculously survived the full from 10.000 feet and had time to set up an elaborate scam to get the money.
There are far too many women out there with cultural or religious restrictions that would balk at this it is totally implausible.
I mean I know its sci-fi, and I love sci-fi, but the best sci-fi has at least a hint of it being possible, and this is too implausible.
The plot line is implausible.
It was totally implausible and didn't even fit with the rest of the movie.
The script is incoherent as hell, the basic premise is totally implausible and somewhat stupid and there's absolutely no suspense to enjoy.
I love action movies and generally have no problem suspending a great deal of disbelief over plot holes or other implausible actions.
Setting aside the asinine and implausible plot line, bad acting, bad dialogue, poorly executed stunts and slapstick, continuity errors, and high rate of no-name actors never to be seen again, all in all it was a pretty bad movie anyway (at its core, I mean).
And the worst is that it is a drama with so much ridiculous and even totally implausible plot.
It is totally implausible.
The story line is implausible and defies credulity.
A plausible fear turns into a series of implausible reactions from the characters.
The realistic acting and the great scenery more than make up for the slightly implausible plot.
The script is laudable in it's ability to send the viewer into fits of hysteria as one implausible scene gives way to the next one, and the next.
In the midst of so, so many current movies based on essentially surreal and often implausible plots, stumbling upon "Chop Shop" is like finding a little gem.
The plot is implausible and unconvincing and, after a terrific start, it seems to run out of steam.
More weird characters and implausible situations than a Twin Peaks reunion!
While it may not be his most laugh-packed film, MIGHTY LIKE A MOOSE stands as one of Charley Chase's most satisfying farce comedies, twenty minutes of clever sight gags, nicely choreographed physical comedy, and amusing quips (rendered via title card, of course) all based on a wacky and wildly implausible premise.
Implausible scenerios!
The story in this movie is fairly implausible B grade stuff, but the script called for a creepy guy to play the lead, and in 1940, that meant Peter Lorre.
The narration is perfect, the scenes bordering on implausible and the subject matter enthralling.
It may well be implausible that Jack Shepherd should surrender twice to Jack Wild because Wild had captured Edgeworth Bess.
We are, therefore, mercifully not subjected to "heart warming" scenes of fascist presidents and other big blowhard statists as they contrive implausible plots to save a chosen remnant of mankind (ala Deep Impact).
The idea of a 40-something Marlene Dietrich as a gypsy in a war-time romance seemed unusual, and implausible.
Although the script is highly implausible it never takes itself too seriously and neither do the cast which leads to a great tongue in cheek murder mystery / horror film best enjoyed with a bid bag of popcorn or box of chocolates.
As has been pointed out in previous posts, this movie has a somewhat loose and highly implausible script but you find yourself saying "Who cares?" while shooting milk (or insert beverage of your choice here) through your nose.
The lead character, an nonreligious pregnant suicidal woman, ultimately gives her own life in a defiant but implausible attempt to unsuccessfully save this convicted killer.
This foolish, implausible tale is redeemed only by the opening scene in which a hard-boiled police detective delivers some nearly-audible lines confirming our greatest fears: He is dead.
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