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Harris is no more than a human prop and the animation is some of the most flat and lifeless I've seen, with the obligatory 'trippy' moments (especially where the animation of the brainiac-type Subtracto character is involved) that rendered countless cartoon features from the late sixties onward instantly dated.
Pleasance has some good screen moments (precious ones if your a fan of the series) as the now very aged and as he says "very retired doctor".
It's hard to believe that oprah winfrey produced this piece of junk, the show couldn't even hold a candle to cooking shows of the past, including emeril lagasse, rachael ray is the most annoying talk show and cooking show host in TV history, not since ainsley harriott has had a terrible cooking show host I've watched, at least ainsley harriott has some good moments and some style, this one has no style at all, she's terrible as host, the kitchen looks atrocious, the writing is horrible, the teleplay is over the top and the opening credits are so bad, it makes me sick.
Roughly translated, this means it's a boring, overlong and entirely gore-free film, but it does feature copious amounts of false scares and embarrassingly weak "did we scare you yet?" moments.
Instead though despite a good starting point the plot just drags on and suffers from a lot of those "I can't believe he/she is so dumb" moments so often used in horror movies to keep things going.
The best moments are given to a character actor and his dog in the apartment building that lead actor Peter Coyote lives in.
The flashing helmet lights made things difficult to see and I think that epileptics should take heed as there are moments with strobing that makes this movie even more annoying.
Not particularly funny, not particularly entertaining, there are few laugh out loud moments.
Some moments of slight thrilling can't save a nonexistent plot.
I don't know why calls this a comedy (sure, there are a few funny moments), but it is not a good movie if one of the orderly officers talks for 15 min about the achievements of socialism on a Christmas dinner, and the officers in general act like funny oafs, the soldiers are running of the base to meet their girls at night, and surprise, surprise, one of the girls is the daughter of the commander.
There is no way this movie will can scare you, it has no creepy or scary moments.
Admittedly, there are moments when "I Won't Play" is funny -- Janis Paige's totally artificial look and line delivery are precious -- but one laughs AT the picture, not with it.
Writer/director Constantine Giannaris ("3 Steps to Heaven") offer a relatively generic 95 minutes, in which the standout moments involve how stupid, sexist and (from the looks of things) pretty much irredeemable most of these guys are.
" While sporadically engrossing (including a few effectively tender moments) and humorous, the sledgehammer-obvious satire 'Homecoming' hinges on comes off as forced and ultimately unfulfilling.
I mean look the father is a cop he didn't seem to care real much about the fact that his daughter is going through one of the most moments in her life.
I found it had a rushed feel about it and a lot of the key biblical moments and facts were missing.
Nolte's character (a sergeant) has only moments earlier walked down the beach alone and was not noticed.
The first one, Bruce Almighty with Jim Carey, had some very funny moments.
I don't really feel comfortable recommending this film as its makes you feel like you wasted your time and there was not enough payoff in truly scary moments.
A few shocking, funny moments (fisting the hollow Carla, a urinating harpy in the Dreamland) and two competing interesting premises (similar to New Nightmare with belief bringing a mythical character to life and also Lost Highway with a man living out a fantasy in his head) but had long stretches of no movement and incoherent plot development.
I feel like an idiot that I didn't have the good sense to walk out during any one of MANY moments I was compelled to do so.
COC had its moments.
All in all, a wealth of possibilities which although it fails to deliver, has its moments.
Deezen does his schtick and has a couple nice moments as well, but the material is just too threadbare than to be anything more than teenage sophomoric time filler.
This film had some funny moments.
There were certainly some amusing moments in it, but like all the Stooges' work, this revolves around their particular style of slapstick comedy, and I have to confess that somehow the Stooges just never really did it for me.
From his confusing and choppy story, the inability to make sense of his characters, and recycled old/tired cliché moments, all Stokes is doing is hitting a bigger nail into the coffin that holds the House Party films.
I am not sure the brief moments of humor can possibly make up for the experience.
The name of this film and the clips that I saw caused me to believe that this film would have excitement and interesting moments.
I think it would be fair to point out that although this is not a GREAT movie, it has its interesting moments.
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