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TWO HARBORS is a B&W 75 minute film from Minnesota that features non-actors and is about two people finding a connection through a search for alien life.
Too bad for him that he also gets stuck in a bank building during an earthquake with bank robbers and the government agents trying to stop him (led by the impressively physiqued, mildly entertaining Wolf Larson, backed by Fred Dryer) along with the standard "in the wrong place at the wrong time" spunky female (the forever bland Erika Eleniak) and "lived as a wimp but died as a hero at the last minute" male (Brandon Karrer).
After the opening credits, there's a black screen for about a minute.
A minute of nothing, then a girl wakes up and takes a shower.Then her and two college friends are driving to a rock concert, after much padding, they hit something and skid off the road.
I had hoped for the best, but instead, was delivered a boring Nordic soap-opera that seemed to drag on too long despite its 84 minute running time.
I'd gone to see "Norman's Room" for that reason -- that movie offering Diane Keaton, Leonardo De Caprio and, also, Meryl Streep -- and had loved every minute of it.
However they can't makeup for the poor acting and the storyline which appears to have been thrown together at the last minute.
Then it rushes through a resolution of all the outstanding problems in about a minute of screen time leaving the viewer feeling like they have just wasted their time.
I would suggest to fast forward the DVD to the two minute Tony Todd segment.
Please humour me if you will, for a minute while I read you the back of the ALLEY CAT VHS box.
Everything about this movie is unoriginal and it constantly oozes "cliche", minute after minute.
The minute the forward started, I knew we were in for trouble!
It became plain after the first minute that this was an exercise in how to be as puerile and unfunny as possible.
Most of the movie is just " sitting around ". To put it plainly, three of us were amped to sit down and watch this movie and by the 50 minute mark we were struggling to make it thru to the end.
One second they're in the present, next minute their supposedly in the 70's driving a modern SUV and wearing what looked like to me as 80's style clothing.
Unless you count the first minute of the movie.
Unfortunately, I hated every minute of it.
I have to say it felt a LOT longer than its 96 minute runtime, and not in a good way.
The inconsistencies are pretty entertaining, one of the main characters says he has no friends, yet he latches onto the new guy in a minute of screen time, and has a whole gaggle of women on the side.
And as someone else has pointed out, this is Phil Hartman's first significant movie part (even though it lasts only a minute).
How can a machine gun which normally fires at the rate of 600 rounds per minute fire at 1/10th the speed?
you must be seeing my comments over many films under Evren Buyruk ..I am off to make another comment over a movie that is not even worth a minute of talking though..This film is basically two hours of Dafoe's character drinking himself - nearly literally - to death.
This film would have been much more fun as a 10-20 minute short, but as a feature, it just feels padded and forced.
I went to the kitchen where I have a view of several neighborhoods in the southern Jerusalem and saw a pillar of smoke rising from a distant point, the sight of the smoke was followed a minute later by the waling of sirens.
The camera would be focused on him, and you'd see 2 or 3 edit cuts just over the course of a minute or two of dialog.
This movie is a 90 minute Ramones concert with brief periods of stupidity and absolute boredom.
It was a 90 minute Western just like the ABC program was.
That great British jobbing actor, John LeMesurier, has a three minute cameo as Burton's friend, and appears to be slightly inebriated, speaking his lines in a barely audible voice.
Every minute I had watched this program my I.Q must of dropped about 10 points.
Released for a minute on a Thursday in maybe one local cinema and avoided by the entire population of Sydney except me and four others BACK OF BEYOND is a project seemingly created by a producer looking for a fee.
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