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After seeing this film I felt sick to my stomach and if I had seen one more minute I would have had to rush to the bathroom and vomit til dawn.
There is only one thing for sure with trailers, if the producers can't cobble together a minute of interesting elements to make a trailer, it is a pretty much a sure thing that the movie is a major suck-fest.
The only minute thing that was funny was Freaky Ricky, he was funny, especially when he and Emily ended up together.
I was completely mislead by the comments on this film, mainly by someone saying they saw it at a film festival and loved every minute of it.
The finale sequence is no doubt the best of this 91 minute flick.
The whole 1 hour 45 minute movie could be shrunken into a short 5-minute movie!
One minute Dick is seen as a cocky office pro, obsessed with possessions, the next minute he's a bumbling mess who can barely string two words together, and ultimately he becomes a petty thief who is able, quite happily, to put a gun to another man's head.
The script by Gianfranco Clerici, Herve Piccini and Dardando Sacchetti is drearily slow and will put most people to sleep well before the 90 odd minute run time has elapsed.
That moment of "Wait a bloody minute.... What just happened?"
Robert Ryan is terrifying as the menacing stranger whose character, guided only by his disturbed mind, changes from one minute to the next.
It takes a 15 minute story and stretches it into 95 minutes.
Believe it or not, by about the 70 minute make, it is boring and you are glad to see it over.
And we also fully expect that nothing -- bullets, explosions, electrocution, nothing -- can kill Skeleton Man until there is one minute left in the movie and we need to find a way to tie things up neatly.
The performance took second place to the overwhelmingly creative hijinks of the studio wanks, with about thirty special effects per minute.
When I saw this in the cinema, I remember wincing at the bad acting about a minute or two into the first scene, then immediately telling myself "no, this has to get better".
Too much stock footage (almost one third of this 53 minute film) really slows this one down.
At the 15 minute mark , I was begiing the others to let me rip the DVD out and fling it back to the rental store, but they refused.
I very much enjoyed Bruce Almighty but the minute i found out that there was going to be a sequel WITHOUT Jim Carey, i knew it was bad.
That Cloud can effortlessly suspend himself in midair for a full minute while wildly swinging away with his 2-ton sword?
One minute he is poor and next minute you wonder how is he poor.
We don't believe her relationship with David Krumholtz's character for one minute and the way she is brought back into play after the one-hour mark is particularly pitiful.
A 95 minute film should not drag.
Why does the doctor wait till the last minute to finally cut off his foot?
I guess that this is the result when you try to cram 10 pages of story into every minute.
Rick Mercer reads wacky fake headlines, shows pictures of bad sheds that people mail in and then spends about 20 minutes of the 30 minute show going somewhere and just talking to people hoping to say something witty or clever enough to get on TV and maybe even make somebody somewhere laugh.
The 75 minute feature CRYSTAL VOYAGER is the result.
All of this should have been a laugh a minute.
A day in the life of a dimwitted cab driver sometime around Christmas: The cab driver picks up a fare...they have a 'really insightful' interlude...he drops off the fare...he picks up another fare...another interlude...and so it goes on like this for 90 friggin' minutes...none of it convincing (or interesting) for even one minute...SKIP IT!
Given that one of the film's premises is that 27 or so people have lost their lives on K2, you might think that the jerk in question might have taken a minute or two to bone up on a few basic facts, but the clown seems to think that preparations on this scale, while good enough for the likes of Reinhold Messner, are beneath him.
You couldn't believe for a single minute that real fire fighters act like this.
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