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Well I guess I can figure why they did in fact place nearly all the movie in modern times in this and that movie.
Unfortunately after that the movie showed the monster very little and the back of the DVD lied as it told me that the desert beneath the people literally came alive and was capable of devouring their flesh...now that would have been some movie, a nearly inescapable situation.
I was curious about this movie, cause 1) I'm Bruce Campbell fan - "Evil Dead" trilogy and "The Adventures of Brisco County Jr." 2) The movie was shot entirely on location in Bulgaria, the second after "Alien Apocalypse" which is also nearly unwatchable.
In the movie Fred's betrayal in the end is not nearly as affecting, because they don't seem all that close.
The plot is excessively silly and nearly nonexistent.
After all, they nearly cut him out of the whole movie.
But this one has nearly nothing going for it.
He's nearly expressionless the entire movie.
He's good looking but not Spec Ops...he seems unsure not confident, quiet instead of a hell-raiser, no tattoos, gets into a "fight" with the preppy boys that is nothing more than a pushing match really...walks around without a cover on his head nearly the whole movie...and there are military technical flaws everywhere (epaulets upside down?).
But what actually was produced was nearly unwatchable.
The prison is ridiculously unrealistic, the characters are so two dimensional they're nearly transparent, and the direction is terrible.
Robert Hardy was the only actor with any charisma in the whole thing, though he overdid it as he usually does (nearly as bad as William Shatner).
Beth's estranged father is a doctor and he agrees to see after Sam's condition after they cut the nearly dead young man down taking him to emergency hospital.
Seriously Halloween sequels in general are nearly all rubbish, two was crap, three was stupid, four is alright, five is well five, H20 alright, Resurrection painful.
I nearly passed out when I saw the average rating.
In retrospect I suppose I shouldn't have set my personal expectations quite as high for this movie to actually be good considering the well-known fact that it was shelved for nearly three years before finally being released around Christmas of last year in American cinemas across the country to what was ultimately lukewarm ticket-sales and very harsh reviews from critics.
The impossibly cute Elisabeth Harnois is engaging as the First Daughter, but Will Friedle is stuck once again playing another dumb character, though he's not nearly as moronic and annoying as in his "Boy Meets World" role.
The plot - in the future when nearly all men have been killed by a Y-chromosome-targeting virus, a (hot) female genetic engineer 'creates' a man in a chem lab - is intriguing.
Despite the somewhat promising premise, the movie falls flat in nearly every regard.
The story was implausible and had nearly zero play-off at the end.
Looking around the class room, both classes, all 40 students were nearly asleep, all 40 heads on the table whispering to the person next to them.
I guess it's no longer the country I admired for standing alone against the Nazis nearly 70 years ago.
The acting however is not nearly as beastly, many of the young, aspiring, actors admirably showcase a hidden talent.
Nearly everything that Stephen King has ever written seems to have been turned into a film or TV series; in fact, I'm surprised that no one has tried to make a mini-series from the guy's grocery list.
I have read and heard fist hand quite a lot about the real life events shown in this movie and they have nearly all been glorified with over the top violence etc.
But this movie has changed nearly everything without any reason.
New York family is the last in their neighborhood to get a television set, which nearly ruins David Niven's marriage to Mitzi Gaynor.
could have pointed out that applying a solarizing filter to nearly every frame was a VERY BAD idea?
The stereotypical teenage son and his girlfriend, the black guy with a white girlfriend, and the two lesbians have to do battle with three killer scarecrows- but, don't be tricked like I was, this isn't nearly as fun as it sounds.
He didn't laugh once during the entire movie...and he loves dogs and will laugh at nearly anything!
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