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Cuore Sacro combines glossy film effects with a story that leaves much to be desired.
It's clear that this film was made on a budget; the locations are drab and poorly shot, while the acting leaves a lot to be desired also.
First Ann Firbank (playing Anne Elliot), is literally ten years too old to play this role and her acting leaves much to be desired.
No, it is not my dislike for horror movies that makes me hate this film-I've seen such wonderful teen horrors as "House of Wax", its the fact that the film leaves you with the awful understanding that by renting the video, you are supporting the creators of Within
The leftest agenda behind this movie could be seen a mile away and leaves viewer so embarrassed while watching if you know that feeling.
In the opening credits, it says "From the novel by Elizabeth", and completely leaves off the author's last name... rather odd, but since it was von Armin, they may not have wanted the German association at the time... Sad to hear it was a flop when it was released, with those fun names like Frank Morgan (the Wizard) and Jessie Ralph, who played W.C. Fields' disapproving mother- in- law in "Bank Dick".
Her singing leaves much to be desired, and yet, unbelievable as it is, all the other characters in the film think she's terrific.
Oddly, and without any discernible reason, the gang solicits a volunteer to blame the massacre on and he leaves until the police decide to stop investigating.
No summer is complete without ice cream, but this movie served up a melted, sour, broken-bottomed ice cream cone (you know, the kind that leaves you sticky and dirty and looking for a wet-nap).
So it throws in the towel and continues with its absurd plot highlighted with a unintentional hilarious scene with Laura Linney, an injection, and spilled coffee that leaves the audience awkwardly squirming in their seats looking at one another like is this for real?
In comparison to other "sand and sandal" fare, The Egyptian leaves much to be desired.
Immediately his uncle dies and leaves him a house and a car, and he gets some roommates in to help pay the rent and gets a job.
Instead, what we get is straight-forward narrative - some of the time - that jumps around, under and over, leaves us dangling in some instances, interrupts the flow with unnecessary digressions in other instances, and otherwise simply doesn't work.
While it's true that the movie is somewhat interesting, the execution leaves a lot to be desired (much like Blood Orgy of the Leather Girls, I Spit on Your Grave, and Born in Flames, all superior).
Basically it takes all of things that make a Jackie Chan film a Jackie Chan film and leaves out everything except Jackie Chan.
It starts out badly with the long haired 3 star general calling the hero, Masters, "major" when he is obviously wearing the silver oak leaves of lieutenant colonel.
Adah tries a reconciliation with Pete (Robeson), but eventually leaves him.
Don't worry, you won't have to think - Tarantino-like storyline leaves enough over-obvious hints for us to correctly predict where this one's going about fifteen minutes before every "twist" - I sat there worrying that the film was building up fairly nicely for a Hollywood flick but that it would have nowhere to go at the climax.
This leaves a big hole in the story: we might get to see a bunch of young women showering together but we get zero characterization of why the killer decided to murder those girls.
Now on the story, it has some kind of back story, a forest fire back in the 1940's leaves a lot of Gypsies burned to death.
Instead of making you laugh, it leaves you feeling empty.
Flat and uninspired work from most of the actors leaves this film in the After School Special category.
One instance of plot stupidity was when "lead robber" accidentally leaves his mask off during the raid.
The film leaves obvious van Gogh puns to the imagination of the audience.
A tedious gangster film that leaves you wishing someone had edited it farce more ruthlessly.
Warren Beatty's performance as the stupid and unlikeable Bugsy Seigel leaves you wishing you were watching someone else.
Then the kids grow up and grandma leaves.
I did enjoy seeing a young and charismatic Caroline Munro; but she leaves the story too early.
Although a matter of opinion, the casting of this film leaves a lot to be desired.
The Bone Collector is set in New York City & starts as one of the world's foremost criminologist's & crime scene experts Lincoln Rhyme (Denzel Washington) is involved in an accident which leaves him a bedridden quadriplegic.
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