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I could go on about the sexist undercurrent running through the film which paints every man as a child-beating loser or an uneducated dope, not to
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the pathetic ending which cheats by giving us hope only to throw it back in our faces, but I think I've made my point.
Not to
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the main character's alienation, which is a leitmotif in all Solondz's works.
She must have been aware too because the Sci-Fi channel didn't even
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her name in the credits.
I won't go into details but I'll
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the major players.
This is the kind of stereotypical film which gay media should denounce for what it is: a bit of eye candy in the midst of an implausibly tragic and ridiculously predictable story, with bad actors (excruciatingly bad in most cases) in a screenplay that almost seams dreamed up by the Christian Right rather than the egregiously untalented (not to
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unattractive as a "leading man") Gregory Christian (producer, director, writer, and star).
Not to
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the cut price Heather Lockleah ( Heather Thomas or possibly her double) in a state of undress- yummy!
Not only was the spellbinding special effects ignored but the jaw dropping performances of to many actors to
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was also forgotten?? Who in Gods name does this sort of atrocity happen in Hollywood in the 21st Century....this movie needs to "Bee" re-released toot sweet perhaps now the so called insiders will be able to appreciate just what they missed the first time out.
They went great lengths to make visual and audible clues to the storyline, that were not needed, not to
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incredibly cheesy.
It's extremely violent and concerns a highly traumatic situation involving young children -- not to
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that the hero is a juvenile delinquent (NOT the misunderstood kind) who wins out by playing all sorts of illegal tricks.
Not to
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the bazooka is a 2-man weapon....Story points are not made clear; e.g., why the possessed astronauts are standing in the middle of the road, waiting for a truck that's hauling a mobile home.
Oh and you might have noticed I didn't
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Baldwin in my review, this is simply because he's only on-screen a whopping two minutes or so of the film and is a glorified cameo.
Not to
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a superb soundtrack.
Oh...I should also
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that those blessed maniacs at Something Weird have done it again, rescuing another cinematic oddball and making another fine-looking DVD out of it.
While this film may seem academically sound and well-researched, it does not once
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what I thought was rather widely regarded as the most practicable alternative to petroleum fuel, the conversion of coal into synthetic fuels using the Fischer-Tropsch process.
Yet, there is no
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of a significant technology which is already in place, using a resource in rather great abundance, and whose refinement and improvement is light years from the hopelessness suggested by one of their experts, who likens the challenges we face in surviving the depletion of oil reserves to that of colonizing Pluto in ten years...
OK, so not much has changed in the world since the 60's, eh? Anyway, if you're interested the 3 films I
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are available separately or as part of the "Coffin Joe Trilogy", all are quite interesting in their own way and well worth seeing if you enjoy things that are 'different', and believe me, you can't get much different than these.
Sylvan Simon ain't Busby Berkeley!) but the dance contest sequence is excellent, with a special
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for TRAFFIC JAM, both for the music and for the staging.
Deniro, "My dad's a baby killer, I haven't called you in a while, I lied that I do have a kid, oh and a grandson, oh and did I
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I'm a wife beater?"
Then there's the notion that this rather unlikely not to
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very middle class serial killer thinks that what he is doing is art.
Are we supposed to believe that shovels simply lie around on graveyards just like that? "Okay, boys, digging's finished... Damn, I'm tired; think I'll just leave my shovel lying around here so that perverts have easier access to the corpses, not to
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so that chased criminals can use it in self-defense against tough cops...".
There are just so many bad points about this movie (not to
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a laughable stab at trying to rip off Finding Nemo and Shark Tale) The animation is absolute carp, the voice-over work (by a blatantly wannabe Will Smith-like Freddie Prinze Jr and Rob Schneider) is a jumbled mess and the whole 'complexity' of the story is just bad.
Plot holes are everywhere in this film (too numerous to mention), and by the end you are just glad its over.
Oh yea, did I
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a bunch of inmates are trapped with a super hot little Latina cop babe with a white tank-top who's having her first day in training at a prison, and they aren't even remotely suggesting raping her or anything other than dragging up her past to suggest she doesn't have what it takes to "command" them or be in charge.
A bright side of all this is the dvd's are loaded with special features like no other.......it's a shame they could not do this for the movie........but the previews........the previews.....yes.......the previews are in no doubt the best previews I have ever seen........and this is why if there is ever a sequel to this atrocious movie.......I'll probably buy it........maybe it's the world we live in that makes me do it.......but did I
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the previews????
In this one, there's no
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of that, so it seems she chose not to do so.
Plus, did I
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there are no mechanics or "satanics" in this whole film?
Not to
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the bad effects, acting, fashion and hair dos.
The climb up to the roof at the end, the strong lighting and direct closeups, the art and photographic direction(seemingly uncredited to one of the directors),as well as the music score and the general "look" of the film, not to
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James Mason's compelling presence all had the ingredients for a potential Hitchcockian thriller, but something is missing here.
Characters doesn't show most anything from real people, the events are of course 'based on actual guideline', but there's just that something(a lot) which doesn't fit in (too much uncorrectness to mention).
Around the 6th minute after the movie starts, when Robinson's telling Crawford that the warden's neck tie was the hardest to get from him , is hysterical , not to
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when their playing baseball in the prison's yard, or when they're digging a hole in the basement of the luggage store.
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