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The plot was predictable, and the characters consisted of mostly unbelievable neurotics, bi-polars, and caricatures.
The story itself moves at an incredibly slow pace, mostly taking place in a living room.
Mostly because I kept thinking while watching it, "have I missed something here?".
On the left, there are movies made mostly for entertainment and/or commercial purposes.
The interviews of people who knew Bruce Haack are ad-hoc mostly inarticulate mumbo-jumbo.
Reading the trivia about the movie, you discover that it was cast mostly with non-actors.
The movie deals mostly with the off camera high points and pit falls of the Stooges multi decade career.
There are some moments of humor, mostly from comedian David Cross as the principle, but the intricate love polygon doesn't really inspire emotion, although is is cleverly mixed (with the caveat of mindless plausibility).
The script is bad, you don't care about the characters and the humor is mostly lame except for a few amusing one-liners.
The acting is average at best, but mostly stupid.
There are one or two decent moments, mostly toward the end and I think the basic plot outline may have contained an original idea, but that alone is not enough to keep you awake through this otherwise inept yawner.
I went to see this movie mostly because it looked so good in the trailers.
Mostly uninvolving biblical mumbo-jumbo that drags on for well over two hours.
Fata Morgana, a companion piece of sorts to Lessons of Darkness, lacks not only the harrowing spectacle but mostly the discerning eye of an author.
"Mostly Martha" or "Bella Martha" has a much better cast.
Mostly when it ends.
It isn't totally successful (mostly due to very obvious budgetary restraints, and the less-than-professional caliber of its cast of young actors) but it still has its moments, mostly due to the classy performance (classier than the movie deserves) by the late German actor Ferdinand Mayne, who plays an aging old time horror movie star (ala Vincent Price) named "Conrad Ratzoff."
Ironically I mostly find his films a total waste of time to watch.
"The Cat in the Hat" sucks all of the interest and spark out of the story, and Mike Myer's performance as the Cat is mostly bewildering.
The characters are obnoxious stereotypes (black Chris Tucker type, Survivalist Chick, Topless Bimbos, Requisite Old Couple, Asian Tour Guide) whose interactions are marred by painful, trying-to-be-hip dialogues and mostly obvious stabs at humor (not quite as bad as "Cabin Fever," but still); the script has too much padding (the "rustling bush" scene, for example), and "Hatchet" winds up as typical as any postmodern slasher of the last decade, with its only distinguishing trait an expertly-calculated hype machine.
Even the only female on the team got reduced to stereotypical female humor, being mostly scantily clad and giving off innuendos.
The voice-overs are exactly right and fit the characters to a T. One small problem though; the look of the characters, mostly the supporting or guest characters look exactly the same.
Its means that you are mostly in a bus and trying to sleep.
That said, the interplay of Rossiter and de la Tour (and anybody else with him) is mostly hilarious; they even manage to make a soda syphon gag work, but you can see the struggle with recycling a literally uninspired script that changes plot half way through.
Drag queen comedy-drama from Australia is a mostly upbeat journey of three male friends traveling across the Outback in their pink bus, christened Priscilla.
The performances are mostly emotionless compared to better films in the GLBT interest genre.
Mostly all I remember is that this movie was kind of like a movie from the 1970's called "The Deep".
The parade of banal imagery is mostly generic stock from Getty Images et al, and the heavy-handed digital manipulations are amateurish in the worst way imaginable.
To waste Michael Rapaport in this "All In The Family" rip-off is an insult to viewers and mostly Michael himself.
The unimaginative title basically says it all: A group of mostly unknown actors converge on an island where a government experiment to grow giant vegetables has gone wrong.
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