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I also didn't know the reason for Dennis Quaid's alienation, just that he was angry and miserable.
Jade Cochran (Claire Brennen) leads a miserable life working as a waitress in a roadside café on a terrible wage (oh stop!
Oscar endures her presence but he makes her life so miserable (humiliaton, beating,...)in the hope that she will leave him.
Or the evil person that made your life miserable for many years.
I am an Atheist I am grateful for such miserable "Christians"; opening our eyes to what religion has become, a device of self-worship, self-indulgence and though being corrupt considering yourself holy.
This miserable show was shocking when it was on, taking the "celebrity reality show" to a drug-addled new low.
On the top of that the chemistry between the actors is miserable as well.
In the case of this film we feel as if we're watching a police report come to life, one that relates the sort of pathetic, wretched tale one hears about in the news or from friends, a miserable story of inhumane behavior with tragic results and no happy ending.
The film (if not its subject's life) is a catalogue of clichés: The miserable childhood, the penniless adulthood, the difficult love life, the threat of insanity, the critical incomprehension, the refusal to 'sell out' (possibly the most long-lived of romantic clichés, it's still thought to be relevant in the world of rock and roll) and the god-damned post mortem vindication are all present and accounted for.
How the person that gave birth to you betrays you, makes your life miserable, this is what this movie is about, and how to overcome all that.
It seems to be all build up, but director George Bowers' predictable touch can't seem to raise much in the way of suspense and really overuses the usual scare tactics with miserable results.
It was a miserable "shoot" but so was the horror of the real people involved.
But that "effort" is also what bothers me: Too many pretensions for so miserable result: 1)Its pretension of veracity like a documented reality or more likely a "cinéma vérité" work, using real people and non-actors, impostors of emotional states for a very diluted script fails resoundingly: A script exists.
Worse for Leung is the fact that someone seems intent on making his life miserable beginning with a naked dead man in his apartment.
How any would-be stand up comic could keep trying to be funny, and yet be so patently unfunny, and for so long, is beyond me; I've seen my share of mediocre comedians, but they all pale in comparison to Jimmy, whose depressing routines consist of what appear to be confessionals, centered around his miserable existence.
And then we get to experience this miserable existence first-hand, as the film cuts between Jimmy's stand-up routines and his personal life.
I first saw this movie about five years after a miserable divorce.
Well, the story is the typical: the kid that lives miserable, with few friends and tries to do something to be a hero, the day he is able, finds that no one will believe him.
Pop can turn a wet miserable weekend into a joyous romp by sheer force of personality.
It's about miserable people who all end up miserable, with no redeeming features such as an interesting character study or something like that.
I wanted to shout at them initially, or "You like feeling miserable?",
Kiyoshi Kurosawa's "Kairo" has to be one of the most mesmerizing supernatural horror films I have ever seen.The film is loaded with extremely dark and brooding atmosphere and some scenes actually scared me.The photography by Junichiro Hayashi is truly beautiful and the score is very haunting.The theme of "Kairo" is that at the end of the line there isn't anything except a fearful nothingness-no heaven or hell,just a miserable eternity of living in between states.The film is cold and bleak,even nihilistic in its portrayal of total isolation."Kairo"
We spent an entire day filming one scene, with me and my "husband" driving on a freeway, with me nagging him about not taking me out often enough !! I had a lot of fun trying to be the whining, miserable wife for the movie, even though in real life I am nothing like that character.
Among the tenants--there's Greta Garbo as Grusinskaya--she's a fading ballerina who is miserable and "vants to be alone; John Barrymore plays the penniless Baron who falls in love with her; Lionel Barrymore plays a man who's dying of an incurable disease--but wants to go out enjoying himself; Wallace Berry plays a ruthless industrial man and Joan Crawford plays a stenographer he hires.
Im sorry to say they failed miserable.
They tried, but it was a miserable, miserable failure.
Absolutely devoid of any suspense, terror, or drama of any kind, this miserable "horror" film is completely incoherent.
The most curious aspect to a story such as this, involving such unduly, diverse characters: a miserable recluse, a zesty, yet insecure waitress, and a sensitive and insightful, yet wronged homosexual, is that in their distinct differences, they share many of the same problems, and these problems eventually bring them all together, although hardly in a civilized manner.
I give you some examples: 1. heroic main characters are often good looking, handsome (which is not really what disturbs me) and know how to use a gun or knife 2. the characters are mostly simple, straight-forward, there is the good and there is the evil 3. the movies make us believe that the wild west bustled with a few reasonable and righteous people and astonishingly out of 200 adult inhabitants of a town, 190 are cowards or villains or lynchers and of course miserable people or everything altogether which one could find in the gutter of humankind (outside town the rate is a little more favourable)- something I cannot believe,because I do not want to believe, that we Europeans only sent the sludge of our civilization over the ocean.
Quite seriously, I wanted to commit suicide after I saw this miserable peice of crud.
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