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I admire Spacey's attempt at making a film that takes place mostly in one small setting, but it's not the attempt that counts.
There's not a lot of good things I can say about the film itself; it mostly just plods along and the exorcism scene isn't worth waiting for.
I met Steve in Portland in 1993, it was a year latter when he told me that he had been a writer in Hollywood years earlier, working mostly on TV promos.
The acting was pretty good, since they're mostly seasoned professionals, but if you're going to stretch so far from what would most likely happen, it should be more like a fantasy, comical, etc. Everything was taken too seriously.
Penn's tricks with the camera show off a talented eye, yet they are mostly an irritation.
Like a Troma movie, this movie is fun in fits and starts but mostly its weird for weirds sake and soon becomes a crashing bore since one you see the set ups you can kind of guess where its going a lot of the time-not always- but enough for it not to be fun.(Though
This movie is mostly chase scenes and special effects.
I watched this because I was a big fan of the original War Games movie which was based mostly on computer fact and real computer terminology.
Mostly, though, it's the fault of Shearer herself, who desperately wanted to keep playing "young" parts as long as she could get away with it.
Mostly disappointing with a few glimmers of good humor.
There's a bit of subtext that might be about France's colonial past but it's mostly just Danielle doing the sorts of things (like deliberately abandoning a small child in a park) that would soon have a man picking up his teeth with broken fingers.
The reason is partly the stiff acting but mostly the writing and directing.
A mostly Caucasian cast portraying the North Korean camp officers might have been forgivable, but when supposedly Russian officers acting as advisors to the Koreans strut around wearing re-badged Nazi uniforms complete with jodhpurs and jackboots (obvious costume-department recycles from WWII flicks) and speaking with accents like General Burkhalter from Hogan's Heroes, well, that's just six kinds of silly.
It seems absurd now that this mostly boring little film had been banned and seized by governments in many countries.
The acting was mostly shallow, wooden, and unbelievable, timing was off all around.
The Brain itself is gloriously goofy-looking, but it mostly just sits on its little platform.
Rather it is a biographical art film, chock full of interviews, performance footage, home movies, and mostly pointless animation sketches lifted from "Animal Farm."
There are also minor back stories which your first instinct is to mostly ignore that become important later, such as his friendship with his surgeon (Terrence Howard) and his romance with a middle class girl (Jessica Alba).
Yes, the rating for this movie is low, but the reviews are mostly positive or even raving.
The plot itself is thin as a razorblade and one can't help suspect that it is mostly an attempt to sell records for Fats Domino, Little Richard or others of the 1950s rock acts that appear in the movie.
Not even the soundtrack helps it, mostly because the movie resorts to ridiculous scary classical music rather than the "kick-ass metal" some reported.
Only a few times did I hear any metal; mostly it was tortured violins.
Preminger's direction seems to lie mostly in making sure that there are plenty of servants about and even the music seems banal.
The rest of the cast was wooden at best, but mostly paper.
While there were hints of substance in the movie, it mostly didn't rise above the level of kiddie cartoon.
Mostly I feel that Hal has spoiled HENRY FOOL forever.
I realize that we are talking about the guy whose first novel featured a humiliated, blood-covered, emotionally crippled teenage girl slaughtering everyone at her high school prom...but mainstream King always at have characters and plot elements that leaven the grimness of the proceedings a bit, and mostly have endings that offer at least a glimpse of hope and human feeling.
The actors, mostly recent graduates of "Overacting 101", deliver one cornball line after another.
The lighting is appalling, the dialog is puerile and mostly shouted, and the direction is clueless.
A good premise with some moments..but mostly flat and uninteresting.
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