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This kid doesn't know what is acting and he is the "hero" of the movie.
And speaking of comedies, all that "anti-matter" gobbledy-gook is funnier than anything in a Lewis movie.
Its kind of like the movie "SPIRIT" in which a horse wants to be free but those "evil" Americans wont let it because they need it.
Concluson-Bad movie, bad book, but both have different endings, don't read or see either one!
THE AFFAIR is a very bad TV movie from the 1970s starring the then-husband-wife team of Robert Wagner and Natalie Wood as hesitant lovers.
After the general, a film that romanticized the life of Dublin gangster the general to such heroic proportions that it made the average Dublin person sick, along come Kevin and his attempted portrayal of Mr. Lynch or martin Cahill, aka the general, the acting is so bad that this crime drama becomes a comedy for the native Dub, and a tragedy for the Kevin Spacey fan. in short, is the movie worth a look.... No, unless u like bad acting with hilarious 'proper Irish accents, ah sure to be sure to be sure'.
I rented this thinking it would be pretty good just by the cover of the movie case.
Judge and Jury started out pretty good killer chasing the man who killed his wife on a bike with a cool gun, but this movie got progressively stupider as it went on.
David Keith is awesome actor especially when he plays a role like this too bad the movie was a piece of crap it really wasted his talent.
Alas, the movie is talky, boring, predictable and even devoid of interesting special effects.
This movie was just horrendous.
How could anybody like this movie, and for the ones who liked it because of the jokes, they should really take a long hard look in the mirror and ask themselves if stereotypes are not bad.
Awful acting, terrible script writing, even for a movie with Mo'Nique or Tom Arnold.
This movie was bad from the beginning, but people might have seen the whole thing, by the thought that the plane would crash.
SPOILERS, BEWARE!!! Flashdance is a fair movie, in my opinion.
When this movie was made, I wasn't even born.
Neither scary nor interesting, The movie's single saving grace is Lewis.
She has feral charisma and holds the screen better than a dozen of the silicone bimbos that routinely populate this type of movie.
This type of movie, though, is not worthy of her- which is ironic, given that she's probably the only reason anyone would see it.
The director should choose another profession, because he can't make a movie.
Bet movies are much better than this was, and I was horribly disappointed to see the talented actor Terrence in this bad excuse of a movie.
If I could turn back the hands of time I wouldn't go back to Media Play to never buy the movie, I would just keep it wrapped sitting on the shelf, instead of wasting my time watching it.
How is it possible to make such a bad movie with such actors?
Just when you thought you were watching a comment from famous liberals on DC politics (the first five minutes), the movie runs off the road and into B-film drama about 1) a computer voting error, 2) the regular evil corporate suits who wants to cover it up with the most unoriginal lines in history, and 3) a neurotic but extremely pretty female programmer who tries to tell the coming president about this.
In fact, the movie then changes from B-film drama, to idiotic B-film-love-drama.
Up to now, we are so far off the original starting point of the movie, that most people turn it off.
All with a slow, slow pace, that has nothing to do with either the political plot of the movie, the X-files plot of the movie, or the comedy plot of the movie.
You might suspect that the plot of this movie was written in the process of filming.
It begins as a "punks versus vigilante" movie, but in the middle of the film, the plot changes abruptly when the vigilante turns to be an honest man with his honest girl and his honest gym and has to fight the corrupt "businessmen" who want to turn the gym down at any cost to build a mall or something.
Seeing this movie is like having a nightmare with the television on.
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