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There have been countless talking-animal films in the past, the majority of which either feature animals' mouths digitally animated to nearly match the voice acting, or are ridiculously amateur.
Involving all these characters in the plot is dangerous, not to mention all the mouths you'd have to worry about staying shut.
The aliens' mouths don't move, and their rubber limbs crumple and squeak when they are touched.
The fact that the cast spoke as if their mouths were full of marbles certainly did not help their cause.
Talk, talk, talk, and the most action involved vomiting into other people's mouths.
The dubbing sometimes comes after their mouths have stopped moving.
And how are we supposed to know what people are saying, when almost everything that comes out of their mouths is a "beeped" swear word, and then when they don't get the result they wanted they run off crying on stage or get violent?
This ultra lame attempt to bring a manga to the screen fails in almost every respect & the only fun to be had with it is if you get the newly released US version & watch it with the horribly dubbed English soundtrack, where no attempt whatsoever was made to sync up the hilariously dopey English voices with the mouths of the Chinese actors.
And still, there is a sense of beauty and tragedy underlying much of the action in "The Boondock Saints," and its ending will certainly leave a bitter taste in the mouths of some.
During the movie, it often seems like the actors mouths don't match to what their actually saying, (if you can call them actors) even know the movie is American.
The only reason to watch this movie is to see martin kove at his best, unless you like watching people chew- Palance et al. seem to have some cud in their mouths the entire movie- maybe it was aspirin to overcome the pain of making the movie!
Snipes makes a half decent performance, but the dialogue put into the mouths of most of the actors was terrible.
We felt it was so bad that we immediately had to go see another movie to get the bad taste out of our mouths and the horrible images out of our heads.
In discussion with many college students in attendance there, most left with gaping mouths, but waking up to the joys and truths of : Trust , family , monogamy & common sense and sensibilities !
many close up shots of their eyes, faces, mouths) which pressed them and their lives against me as a viewer.
From the very beginning there was pure filth coming from the mouths of all the characters.
Plus the ending after the expected ending is such a terrible letdown that it will leave a bad taste in most viewers mouths.
There is something about their mouths that makes them really match.
When I saw an extreme close-up of the Sterner's (Doug Roberts and Kathy Fannon) mouths as they ate their dinner, I was absolutely disgusted.
If the actors didn't open their mouths you could get the idea that you were watching film of a few real people.
ahem, Terrance and Phillip... so basically, the 4 boys watch the Terrance and Phillip movie which is very rude yet hilarious, so after they watch it they become vulgar mouths and the south park parents are very angry and rages a war against Canada for making children become potty mouths.
Occasionally open their mouths to show big fake yellow teeth whilst grunting and groaning.
the choices of the main characters do not seem realistic, and their actions leave the audience with a bad taste in their mouths.
Sean Bean, Darugh O' Malley and Toby Stephens all did well, but any time one of the girls or that French guy opened their mouths I just thought "You probably should've done more than one take of that scene."
It appears obvious that the actors have merely learnt their lines, and delivered them in such a clichéd manner as to appear "intellectual" without actually really caring about what is coming out of their mouths.
As for technical, I can assure you Europeans that the English dub is equally as bad, though one can tell that indeed the characters' mouths were animated for English.
In this short we see his knack at mixing live-action and stop-motion as two gentlemen at a table have plates of food and eat them up... then they eat the forks, then the plates, then the table, then the chairs, not to mention their clothes, and we see how their mouths suddenly flip over to stop-motion for just that bit of mastication and then back to the real human forms.
The photography and acting are bottom drawer, the direction is listless and unimaginative, and writing is rarely sly (or at least it's hard to get any good dialogue out of these actors' mouths).
They simply draw mouths on the faces to move them.
Thus we get the odd huge close-up of mouths covered in shaving foam and a lot of tiresome hysteria and tongues.
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