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The acting performances are far above average and the gruesome make-up effects (although nearly not enough in my opinion) look very convincing.
I reckon that writer/director John Gilling then added some fictional elements to his film, like the characterizations of the main roles, since Hare's persona is almost blackly comical and Dr. Knox' attitude is stubborn and typically obnoxious like nearly every scientist in horror cinema.
As for the "shocking" murders, I swear I nearly fell asleep, this is so ridiculously bad you can't even be shocked by such things, I'm guessing the blood squirting excessively from severed heads is supposed to be funny, it can be if done right, sadly nothing is done right in this film.
The action is nearly non existant, the sci fi was thin and stretched but the zombies were just ok.
Were the main actresses hot or what...? One struggles to believe the dancer died in 1985 nearly 70...
Well acted, actually funny where it's supposed to be funny, sexy and suspenseful with an ending that isn't telegraphed from the beginning (though admittedly not nearly on par with the shock endings of such films as "Jason Goes To Hell - The Final Friday" or the shocks all throughout "Jian Gui" (aka "The Eye").
Aside from some significant progression in the two main characters, where Sam expresses some past conflict with their father, "Bugs" is a rather weak episode with not nearly enough focus on the revealed swarm seen at the end.
So young master Jack Ryan's mommy must say every time she packs him out the front door to go to school,little knowing her cute poppet is in fact leading a double life as a CIA Analyst as well as learning the names of the capital cities of Europe.Doubtless worried he might develop a crush on his teacher,she would be horrified to learn he is dating a doctor nearly twice his age.
Slacks nearly dragging the ground is so ugly, and most of us who's upper arms have gotten a little bigger, don't want to wear sleeveless or cap-sleeves, but rather kind of loose and to the elbow at least.
The story holds strong in that, for the time, they didn't need nearly as much special effects as we use now.
It's now nearly 20 years since it was made, but my two daughters can still recite the entire dialog, and we still "crack-up" when we think about it!!!
If you can sit still for the nearly three hours of this film, it's almost guaranteed to bring down your heart rate, maybe make you want to spend more time in the high mountains or in the snow or contemplating spring flowers in some isolated place.
The dialogue is nearly as unspeakable as the horrors offered up in hell, the lighting goes from too bright to pitch and there's absolutely no one to cheer for.
Nearly every sequence with "Jinxers", the Jones family cat, are horrid and disgusting.
Nearly 98% of the jokes I had to tell my sister I would explain to her when she was older.
(Performances???) This series, in which each episode runs less than a half hour, and in which uses up nearly four and a half minutes for head titles and end credits over live action, tends to appear historically incorrect, or shall we say inaccurate, in its pretense to portray popular celebs of the day.
Jennifer Rubin is not nearly good-looking enough (at any of the ages attempted in this film) for this role, not to mention that I confess that I spoke too soon in my comments on the remake of Not of This Earth regarding ridiculously skinny actresses.
The character's development was executed eloquently and, at times so subtly, I nearly missed some things.
The film makers use some of the same techniques here but its not nearly as effective.
These soldiers are the WORST shots ever put on screen, as bullets hit twigs and branches 50 feet in all directions and occasionally clip the dinosaurs themselves; when the bullets do hit the raptors, it takes nearly a hundred shots to put them down.
I nearly had to staple myself to the floor to watch the ending.
In 1994, an ambitious filmmaker named Kevin Smith was left nearly dead-broke by his commitment to his low-budget debut feature, "Clerks."
Nearly every character was captivating, including Ritter, Eisenberg and hilarious Sebastian Stan.
Not that the first scene is not better than most movies it is just not nearly as good as the rest.
The characters are alright, better than characters in DragonBall Z (but that isn't saying to much), but the writers obviously tried to make the characters appear deeper than they actually are by having them say and do things that really don't make a whole lot of sense (they did this much more in the show, the movie wasn't nearly as bad on this subject).
It is a lengthly production, but the length is needed to tell the story--other productions, 2 hour movies, have not been able to do nearly as good a job.
It's nearly half an hour before anything remotely happens, which wouldn't be so bad if we were getting to know the characters, some back story etc, but nothing.
This movie despite its shortcomings got me started researching the life of Fred Noonan nearly ten years ago.
Although, I'm a big fan of Goldthwait and this film doesn't showcase his hilariousness nearly as well as others.
Apart from the moral issues I have with this situation, it seems detrimental to nearly everyone involved.
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