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The comedic moments are not funny, and one scene in the movie (involving Paul Walker) made me cringe big time (if you've seen this movie you probably know what scene I'm talking about).
This film gets a deserving D -, but I will say that it may make a good rental on a buy one get one free night; and it did provide me with a few moments of shock.
The man of many talents, Red Skelton, has some of his funniest moments on screen in this third and final installment of his amateur radio detective, Wally 'The Fox' Benton, series.
It had it's moments.
The X-Files, though a good show, never quite reaches the level of freakiness that "Communion" has in moments like those in which Walken confronts the aliens.
It has cheesy moments sure, but as a whole you have a full-out feature based on a popular series, and it's well done for it's age.
It's funny but becomes a romance as well and has one of its best moments when the two leading actors imitate the stereotype of the other, with impressive results.
Of course in almost every film there are moments where you are inclined to scream at the screen to encourage the character to do this or do that to avoid catastrophe.
There are some funny moments in it.
However, several moments in the film are hilarious.
There were a few moments where the story was broken but was not a big issue within the whole story.
Seventeen years and countless times reliving those moments later, they STILL make me laugh!! Seeing Lou Jacobi on screen brings back so many memories of my grandfather, and watching Benjy Stone only makes me wish more and more that I would, one day, switch places with him.
This is a b&w and very low budget film made by one of the actors, Rusty Nails, and while it has its moments, it's merely OK.
George Lopez has his funny moments and he could have had more if the film would have played up his desire to be a James Bond-like hero.
There are some touching moments in the simplicity of faith.
Welles' performance is somewhat interesting, and his camera-work in the opening, closing, and a few fleeting moments in between are brilliant, but it is not enough to carry this film.
The film has its moments, but it has much more lengths.
It's amazing the moments in history we think we understand only to be shown the lives expended to truly achieve them.
There are great moments of laughter and sobering moments of reality and realization of sacrifice, loss, betrayal.
How often does one remember only a few brief scenes from a film and find on re-viewing years later that it was only those few moments that are worth remembering?
NAKED LADY, one might think, being a film of individual moments, could well be such a film.
(Only the little kids on the lawn and the extended reprise of faces and "smile" moments at the end seemed at all tacky.)
Moments like this must have been what Funt lived for.
Still, the movie doesn't really have many happy or fun moments, it's the portrayal of a guy who just doesn't care anymore and wants to spend his time hanging around a bar with a bunch of other regulars with no aim in life but the next drink.
It's a movie about one of those moments in life where life is stranger than fiction.
The film did have its moments though.
The DP did make some interesting choices with the camera work and there were some moments that were genuinly creepy.
There were some funny moments, but not that many.
I could definitely have done with more gore, for while the kills are well filmed and have the rare skill of being effective without being graphic, there aren't too many and there are only really three notable grisly moments.
"The Bridge" contains all that is important in a full length film, yet keeps the watcher entertained from beginning until end, with no dull, near pointless moments in between.
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