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The new twist is nearly ok, but from avenging the Elm Street children Freddy is just killing people now.
The film only runs for forty five minutes, and this is definitely a good thing as there isn't nearly enough plot here to stretch it out for any longer.
The canned kung-fu sounds are cheeky, but the slowed and pitched-down music, and the nearly 5 minute slow motion scene are truly weird.
Actually, both are applicable in director Joseph Losey's wandering, meandering mess called "Boom", appropriately titled since tempers in the lush, luxurious setting are nearly ready to explode.
Grand Island is situated in the nearly treeless, flat Platte River Valley in Hall county.
The same Kim Ki Duk who directed the exquisite, nearly silent, heartbreaking longing of "3 Iron"?
I nearly walked out of this movie, and I LIKE science-fiction!
The writer came up with a pretty decent idea for a story, but many flaws in the execution of the plot took so much away from the film as to nearly render it unwatchable.
And nearly all are directed without any artistry.
I kept waiting for it to get interesting, funny, or anything but serious; however, I nearly fell asleep as the plot-less story dragged on.
The only redeeming quality is Bruce Davidson as the father, but that's not nearly enough to save this stinker.
After nearly 20 years of trying to become a respected actress (or "octress" as she might have pronounced it in "The Next Best Thing"), she still can't get out of herself long enough to turn in a performance that anyone with taste could even call decent.
I love Julian Sands and will at least attempt to watch anything he's in, but this movie nearly did me in.
It is so boring, bad played and in nearly every detail stolen from "BLAIR WITCH PROJECT" that you can't believe the makers take this serious.
It reminded me of South Park in that nearly EVERY social norm was violated until the only ones left to broach were too sick to be funny.
For example, after exploring adultery, drug abuse (of nearly every sort--ranging from pot, heroin, speed to glue sniffing), prostitution, S&M, suicide, murder, etc., the movie got to the hilarious(?) topic of pedophilia.
The good thing is that in the end Godzilla and king Ghidorah nearly destroyed the both Japan and it's ridiculous enemies in one (actually two) spectacular combats.
This nearly isn't the worst film ever made, since the basic concept definitely has a certain charm and ingenuity, but it's still indescribably difficult to sit through the whole thing.
Cut to present day, when the American Ambassador in Japan welcomes a befriended family and drives them up to the same house where the aforementioned slaughter took place nearly one and a half century ago.
The actors are bad as bad can be and the whole plot is so silly it nearly made me cry.
This sequel isn't nearly as fun as part one, and it instead spends too much time on plot development.
A novel exercise in padding nature footage out to (nearly) feature length?
I see could see this director doing a little bit better in the future so not a total right off but don't expect a dv movie nearly as good as 28 days later or anything, keep your expectations low and you'll get more out of it.
What with Robert Duvall, Glenn Close, and Wilford Brimley in the cast, the movie is nearly a small-scaled reunion of "The Natural".
Isn't anyone else tired of that old cliché' where a nearly dead person shows up in a horror film, gives us some informations, and then blasts his head off for no apparent reason?
He came out with a handful of good movies then descending into poor stories, bad camera work and a walk-thru persona, he nearly lost me.
Nearly all of the original extras and gags return however this time makes me want to ripe my eyes out of my sockets because it's a waste of perfectly good film.
The mummy is decent looking but isn't shown nearly enough.
So, because of this, they probably won't feel nearly as sad when watching this film as I did.
It is a real shame that nearly no one under 30 knows the "over the top" writing of Michael O'Donoghugh- magazine articles and SNL skits that were genius for the time...and so it is a true shame that anyone who may take the opportunity to research his work will no doubt take the easy way out and watch videos- thus leading them to MR MIKES MONDO VIDEO.
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