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In the middle, there are movies that are both entertaining and artistic.
Relentless like one of those loud action movies.
One of a few movies filmed at Coronado High School in Scottsdale, AZ in the late 80's as well as Just One of the Guys, Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure and Just Perfect (which was a segmented movie played during the Mickey Mouse Club.)
All the Airport movies are stinkers, but this one is the biggest turkey of them all.
The formula was different for this one because it focused on TWO disastrous flights and a lot of plot occurring on the ground, while the other movies focused on just one disastrous flight and less plot on the ground.
The topic has become so politically charged that a lot of viewers not only are not going to be entertained by movies of this sort, but will respond with barely concealed rage.
This is without question one of the worst movies I have ever seen.
Murder By Numbers is one of those movies that you expect is made-for-TV but isn't.
His features of this time look more like real low budget thrash z garbage movies.
Well the previews looked funny and I usually don't go to movies on opening night especially with my kids because ......well you never know.
It really was more like one of the Halloween movies without all the jump scenes.
Watching the documentary "Wamego: Making Movies Anywhere" only made this film more cringe-worthy, with praise lauded towards it by... the director and the director's father... hmmmmmm.
I'm just amazed I found this at a Blockbuster video store as bad as it was and the way the stores are ridding themselves of old VHS movies.
Of the thousands of movies I've seen so far, this is the first one which made me think of the "wasted talents" expression.
The things that I find irritating on screen, the things I nitpick about and annoy the people who try to watch movies with me are those moment where the writer, director, set-designer, on screen caterer, or whoever, doesn't think it through to the end and, by a single act of omission - or commission - undoes all the other work done by everyone else who has worked on the movie.
Sadfully, he went to the DTV department ever since his debut and has remained as one of the king of TV movies until 2001 where he apparently stopped making movies.
Now, one thing is watching Cyborg Cop or Hard Justice which are crappy clichéd movies but real fun to watch (coz they're entertainingly bad if that has any sort of meaning) but another thing is watching a tasteless piece of boredom like Total Reality.
I have recently seen a string of caving movies and this film managed to cobble together all the worst aspects of this kind of film.
This movie is honestly one of the greatest movies of all time...if you suffer from insomnia.
The characters are universally bland, the locations are criminally under-utilized, there's no attempt to create tension or suspense, the physical effects are either laughably bad or shamelessly stolen from other movies, and the ubiquitous tribal rape scenes are barely worthy of a PG-13.
It starts out like a very serious social commentary which quickly makes one think of other Clark movies like Kids, Bully, etc.
That's how I feel about movies made about the 1970s.
Why is it that movies have to exaggerate the 1970s.
I'm glad this was the last of the '40's Universal Mummy movies.
This film doesn't know what it wants to be: is it making fun of action movies in general?
Dryly irreverent, but sadly unfunny satire of detective movies, with stony-faced Michael Caine playing a British author of trashy crime stories traveling to the Mediterraean to assist in writing the memoirs of a would-be gangster; soon, he realizes he's being followed and his life is in danger.
Writer-director Mike Hodges has the germ of a good idea (satirize the detective movies of the 1940s without compromising the hard-boiled talk and milieu), but he hasn't a very sharp sense of humor.
Well, I hate big-budget movies, so I say no.
(For comparison, see some of the better Planet of the Apes movies where they trained their actors to move in simian fashion).
I thought John Woo movies were bad.....this movie is officially the worst movie that I have ever seen.
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