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I didn't identify with any of the characters, which meant that I didn't care what happened to them and lost interest in the story completely.
One of the worst "indie" films I've ever seem with so little to recommend it that hearing it won at Sundance has effectively removed any prior interest I may have had in attending, much less considering a postitive Sundance review to be meaningful.
I found the first bit of stop motion animation intriguing and the mostly live action short with the girl going about in whatever country it was kept my interest, but the other 11 odd shorts really didn't pique my interest or make me think of anything at all.
The main point of interest in this part of the cartoon is the appearance of Snafu's extremely scantily clad girlfriend who is even seen bare-breasted, albeit with strategically placed limbs at all times!
Maybe if you are a Colin Farrell fan this movie may interest you, because the character in the movie, Anthony, is a Colin Farrell look a like.
I found no attachment or real interest in any of the characters.
Learning the ability to separate his spirit from his body, the man finds a renewed interest in his life and a sense of wellbeing.
The biggest reason was that I just didn't find the movie very interesting or funny--so, it didn't hold my interest.
Yes, they had all the Biblical characters correct, but they didn't give us any of the spectacular theatrical scenes, that held your interest throughout the first movie.
There is NO chemistry between Kutcher and the unknown woman who plays his love interest.
Let me pose this question to you, "Do audience members need more in a documentary than just a straight forward story to maintain interest"?
From the opening scene where our men are singing their hearts out in a blinding snow, I knew that I was hooked, but as the film developed I lost interest.
Like a lot of films from the early sounds days, Cimarron must be viewed more for historical interest than as compelling entertainment.
There is no reason to waste your time on it unless you want to see every Best Picture winner or have a keen interest in the early sound days.
There is a famous short story about a man who becomes the prey of a safari hunter who has lost interest in hunting anything except humans.
Upon a recommendation from a friend and my admiration of Philip Baker Hall I rented the first season disc of the Loop.It's a typical TV comedy with all the clichés that the genre employs with the "wacky" scheming brother (Sully), "ditzy" blonde (Lizzy), token unrequited love interest (Piper), sarcastic Asian helper (Darcy, which reminded me of Arliss, as if ANYone needed to be reminded of THAT show).
The movie is leisurely when you want it to be gripping, and tries to inject interest into the proceedings with badly staged matches between various wild animals (I had no idea that lions and wild boars were natural enemies in the wild, did you?
A flight to Mars is planned with five people(three older gentleman, Cameron Mitchell as a newspaperman, and one female scientist/obvious love interest)"manning' the ship.
The Mary Bolton (Marguerite Chapman) character is written to as a eager wide-eyed moron, apparently existing only for the vapid romantic interest of horndog lawyer Tom Agnew (played by the ferret-faced Ted Osborne).
Throughout the movie, symbols are found and figured out quickly, without any interest for the viewer.
Herucles's love interest looks like Paris Hilton, something which just turned me off right away.
What little interest the story manages to raise is knocked down further by their wooden dialogs.
By the time the tale's famous climax approached, I had completely lost interest.
I won't deny that some of the images and techniques were quite revolutionary at the time (filmed 1928) but the problem with the film is that it has no interest to the intellectual or common man.
There didn't seem to be a whole lot of originality in the movie, the romantic interest was painfully obvious from the first moment, and the second half of the movie descended deep into the realm of the ridiculous.
However, if you like traditional English/Appalachian ballads, it will keep your interest long enough to hear the next one.
Fishbourne and Reno do not bring anything to this movie except the media interest, they're only expensive advertising.
I have to say, as a person who has no interest in those kinds of TV shows or films, I actually enjoyed it... it must have been the alcohol lol but I do admit, it would probably only appeal more to girls aged between 6 and 13, but it was a movie to pass the time.
For audiences who invest their time and interest in these people, the sentimental bow on this thing can look like nothing more than a prank.
The story follows a familiar pattern of fighting off various enemies for pieces of the jewel, and is thus quite predictable, lacking in complexity, and easy to lose interest in.
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