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There were quite a few low budget musicals made during the '50s that were mostly insignificant but very watchable because they made no pretense at being "great."
Though it looks nice and shows off some beautiful scenery, this film is slow, OVERLONG, unfocused, mostly pointless and very badly acted by everyone but maybe William Holden (still not stellar) and Victor French.
That said, maybe some reviewers are right that the audience wasn't 'there' yet, as the D&D gaming crowd was still mostly a little young to fall into the demographic they were shooting for...but I certainly loved it!
Predator has some cool scenes and some other entertaining moments but mostly the film is a disappointment.
I was mostly disappointed.
I watch it again and again, mostly for Jack who is wonderful in his personality and development.
Mostly, it seems like an excuse to show scantily clad women.
William Stage Boyd as Bill Sykes is mostly over the top thanks to a script that makes him a bit too manic and menacing.
Art of the Devil 2 tries to insert some quality into this horror genre but it mostly falls flat.
The profanity angers Kyle, Cartman, Stan, and Kenny's mothers (but mostly Kyle's) after they see it, and they tell them never to see it again.
A played-down, but still gritty and mostly honest look at how women 'survive' our male oriented, female knee-bending society.
I expected a straight forward ghost movie and at first you kind of get what you expect.... except for that the movie is entirely shot in the style of a TV documentary featuring mostly interviews with eyewitnesses, some old family video footage etc. mixed to a typical TV collage style.
It's mostly about a bunch of spoiled, nasty rich kids who could just as easily have been dropping pills and whooping it up anywhere in the U.S. or Europe.
A few universal truths, which if are unrecognised mean you need to stop living with mummy&daddy and grow up, but mostly a lot of differing perspectives.
Unless the comic idea of heavy mid-European accents (mostly pronouncing the letter "v" as "w" and vice versa - "wampire" instead of "vampire", "vant" instead of "want", etc.) strikes you as hilarious, avoid this utterly awful "comedy" - it's the best idea that it has to offer!
The mayhem in this is mostly done with over-the-top effects and results in lots of severed limbs & bodily fluids but for all that it's not exactly graphic, for it's macabre without being too gruesome.
It seems like the movie is focused just as much on action and plot as it is humor (which I didn't really expect since the trailer portrayed it as mostly comedy).
Finally the films ending made me laugh uncontrollably so I guess it wasn't all bad... just mostly.
The acting by the male leads is strong enough (mostly - the 'why do I have to get so technical?' scene falters a bit) to make you invest emotionally in Dylan and Jez' quest despite the fact that - all soft-heartedness aside - they are two lying, selfish, close to morally bankrupt con-merchants.
'Vitus' is an upbeat fairy tale children could watch, if they can read subtitles: dialogue is mostly in Swiss German and Hoch Deutsch (with a little English).
This is classic cinema and one of the few films of this great lady (she was mostly on stage).
The comic parts are mostly from the portrayal of south and north (the north officer always stand on the left,north Korean soldiers' arrogance...) I love the ending very much, when Admiral Lee's 13 ships had to face the 300 ships from Japan (a real battle in history which Koreans won), he motivated his sailors: as we are united, there's nothing can stop us.
This technique saves the makers a few extra bucks and the fans of this type of cinema mostly don't notice the difference anyway.
This is a mostly flat movie that, I'm sure, read much better as a screenplay.
It is trying so hard to be quirkily absurd that it does itself injury, and the collection of silly characters are mostly just going through the motions.
This may rank as one of the low points in the history of British TV;12 "celebrities" are flown off to some exotic tropical Island to see if there is any mutual attraction with each other,hopefully leading to sexual attraction.The word "celebrity" once had rather more respectful meaning for most of the 20th Century;mainly with those who had achieved fame because they deserved it,through endless hard work and great ability at their chosen field.In the 21st Century,particularly in the UK,it is now mostly associated with tawdry,dislikable,intractably pointless excuses for human beings most interested in seeing their names in equally reprehensible tabloid newspapers or c_______ magazines.(You
This cartoon focus mostly on the pool game and table, combined with Tom having his own way of fun with Jerry (obviously, much for Jerry's disgust).
As Japanese or other Asian mostly unpopular in this country, I guessed that this wouldn't charm almost any one people here.
To sum up some of the things that went wrong with this flick: 1) the director uses all kinds of advanced techniques, mostly derived from The Matrix, for no purpose at all (a little like Swordfish but a thousand times worse), 2) the acting is totally unconvincing, people dying everywhere and the protagonists behaving like nothing is the matter, 3) huge plot holes everywhere, 4) an incredible load of editing errors, 5) everything is ripped from other movies, 6) this is the worst thing I've ever seen, 7) you shouldn't watch it, 8) forget all the positive comments around here.
TV may be mostly a wasteland these days, but every once in a while, a fine original film shows up on the tube.
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