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Amongst its many sins is the quite obvious failure to make the lead character remotely sympathetic until the last minute.
I continued to watch, every minute hoping that this was intended as a joke only to find it was meant to be taken seriously.
and my eyes got sore from rolling them every minute or so as characters did a really bad job of introducing seemingly random plot changes.
Poor screenplay(almost non existent) and song sequences with bad songs every minute and at the most odd times killed whatever humor the movie could offer.
The minute you give an 'art film' 1/10, you have people baying for your ignorant, half-ass-ed, artistically retarded blood.
Visually disjointed and full of itself, the director apparently chose to seek faux-depth to expand a 5 minute plot into an 81 minute snore-fest.
After watching less than half a minute we decided to fast forward only stopping at some laughable "highlights" or should i say "lowlights" in the movie.
There is, however, a ton of nudity- the opening scene is in a strip club, we see Kane Hodder's keester (or at least a stunt butt) and then an inexplicable 10 minute lesbian dance scene in the middle of the film and a nude female werewolf who looks like they mugged on of the Munster's for a costume.
It's not that a good war film needs to have a battle scene every five minute.
THE FBI STORY (1959) was Warner Bros. 149 minute epic tribute to the famous criminal investigation agency!
Well 1 minute into this movie i was disappointed.
The 1997 version is a 20 minute movie 'crammed' into 2 hours or whatever the runtime is.
Justin Timberlake -- wait a minute.
somehow they manage to make it worst by every minute and you end up thinking "I want my 1 hour 35 minutes back!".
Most of the action happens in a five minute sequence.
Wait a minute -- yes, there is another Howard Koch slinking around Hollwyood.
With some supernatural elements thrown in, the mystery gets more interesting by the minute.
Unfortunately that was not to be, and what should have been a twenty minute short is stretched beyond belief.
I find it incredibly hard to comprehend how Lewis Collins (the hero here) was almost chosen as Roger Moore's successor in the Bond films.... this guy is so expressionless he'd struggle to get a job in a waxwork museum (as a waxwork!!!) Luckily, Judy Davis is on hand to partially redeem the affair with a meaty performance as a hard-line lady terrorist, and there's a climactic ten minute action sequence that is quite competently orchestrated by director Ian Sharp.
The most obvious fault to me is that the scenes are laid out like a jumbled, non-related series of 2 minute situation comedy bits (any not very good ones at that), that were stapled together by the editor after an all-nighter at the local watering hole.
He was accused of being a racist the minute he got on the bus to drive.
blonde women being stalked,the villain appearing then disappearing getting from one place to another in minute's then disappearing and reappearing,hiding.he
Ants doesn't have one shred of originality to be found at any point of its 100 minute runtime.
I'll get to the movie in a minute.
Henry, a veterinarian (Paul Rudd), and his bossy fiancé, Kate (Eva Longoria) are looking over the last minute arrangements for their reception.
the skits last about 5 minutes, and if they can make a movie off a 5 minute skit, then what is the world coming to?
I'm not expecting Shakespeare here but the cliché per minute meter was off the charts: Primal scream while looking skyward and kneeling over murdered girlfriend.
Evil character discovering morality at last minute.
I don't need to see a 3 minute shot of a car pulling out of a drive-way and a torturous, painfully long lawn grooming montage with some ridiculous, fluttery music playing over it.
What is next, medical school in a minute?
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