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At the end of the film I actually sat there wondering if there was any chance at all that I may have missed the first hour that explained everything or whether I may have inadvertently passed out during the film and missed the parts that glued the plot(if there was in fact one)together!
Had the projectionist missed a reel?
It is badly directed, badly acted and boring...boring...boring, a missed chance for an interesting story.
Most of these movies completely missed the boat as far as recapturing the humor that made the shows so special.
It's supposed to be because the evil white men build this tourist complex, which according to their myth awakened the wrath of the river-alligator-god (I actually missed the explanation for that one).
I didn't see the first two, but judging by the complexity of the plot, I don't think there's to much I missed.
I've always felt Jim Belushi should be ashamed to trade on the name of his wonderful, sadly missed brother, and this crap shows why.
When Bettie confides to a friend that she missed being her High School valedictorian by getting an A- rather than an A one can only assume that there were only two students in her Senior class.
However, when I watched it a second time, I realized that there was a whole host of intelligent references and good lines I missed the first time around.
The credits list Rob Reiner and Joey Bishop, but I somehow missed them (good move on their part).
Many people see this as a classic, but I obviously must have missed something.
I found myself constantly backing it up to see what details I had just missed which could tell me what the (bleep) was going on.
Steven Soderbergh missed the whole point of the idea about revolution, about it's ideals, and most important about life of Che Guevara and so on.
I just watched it on DVD, having missed it in the movies due to illness and never got around to watching it till now.
I don't know what I missed here, but I can't believe all these positive comments by so many people on this film.
There is the chance that I missed some crucial plot elements since I may have been in a slight coma during the time this baby was on.
I remember about 4 or 5 years ago doing a search on the internet for "War of the Worlds" cause of the rumors of the Spielberg movie at the time, and I missed the old TV series from the early 90's.
In so saying I have to admit now years later that this film really missed the boat.
Without a doubt, this is one of the worst pictures I ever actually paid money to see - the kind of flick you choose out of desperation at the mall cinema during a Christmas holiday when you have missed the start times for anything good but still are dead set on seeing a movie!
When a movie of a book seems pointless and incomprehensible, the cause can invariably be found in the book: either it was pointless to start with, or the point is one not easily conveyed to film, or the movie missed the point, which is the most frequent of these results, and the easiest to happen, especially when the point is one not easily defined.
I missed the beginning of this film, which might account for why I disliked it so much.
Unfortunately, the finished product (as I think all involved probably realize) is a catalogue of missed opportunities, not-quite-there performances and (thankfully!) a few extremely hilarious, inspired bits.
Maybe I missed something, but I have to tell it like I see it.
I admit I went back to watch that part again to see if I had missed something that would help me figure it out once I'd seen the whole thing.
The leader gets paroled sixteen years later (I got that from the box - I missed the amount of time in the movie).
A missed opportunity as a film but not as propaganda apparently.
It would be a good movie, if not the ending and some missed human psychology.
In my movie experience as a serious action movie "addicted" guy, I missed that click that gets my eyes and mind stuck on the screen.
The crew member who was in charge of continuity missed the boat.
Glad I missed that era.
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