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The insanely gorgeous and curvaceous Rose McGowan is great in one of her by-the-numbers bitch roles, and nearly every decent line of dialogue is hers.
Mariel Hemingway has always seemed miscast no matter what the role-- i think she is a very poor actress;She nearly destroys the fine work Richard Jordan does as the killer.
Cass Daley's broad and tiresome humor nearly sinks the enterprise and there is an excruciatingly long and very unfunny sequence involving Gil Lamb and an orchestra run amok.
I've just watched a film so bad, I am visibly shaken, nearly to the point of vomiting.
Nonetheless the production design creates creepy atmosphere especially in the seaside alter where Dee is nearly undressed while Stockwell prepares her for the arrival of Satan himself.
My boyfriend will sit through nearly anything... he gave up after 20 minutes.
Iron Eagle II is fun in short spurts it is just that there is just too much character development and Gossett while good is not there nearly enough to bail out the movie's lame drama.
I can't believe I wasted nearly two hours of my time on this pointless film.
Nearly two hours of badly recorded shouting in this early talkie with barely intelligible dialog, absolutely exhausting.
Although the story is fairly basic, we get nearly non stop action from one fight ot another.
This wartime comedy is one of Laurel and Hardy's first movies for Twentieth Century-Fox, so it isn't nearly as consistently funny as the ones they made at MGM.
Sean Hayes received an Emmy nomination for his nearly flawless recreation of Jerry Lewis, from an insecure unknown comic begging for his dad's approval to the egomaniac whose insecurities, paranoia, and control issues drove Martin and everyone else to the edge.
Not nearly as much as the critics who were forced to endure this film, however, or the audiences who were subjected to it during it's mercifully short release.
Instead, we get a superficial treatment, with flying in the fight sequences that ignore the laws of gravity and physics, and most amazing, all the German pilots are in Fokker D1 triplane, a type of aircraft not introduced to the war until April, 1917, and most of these planes are depicted in red paint, the color used nearly exclusively by Baron Manfred von Richthofen!
Total remittance from the OFWs, who send most of their earnings from such humiliating work, amounts nearly US$ 10B annually.
To some it may seem intolerably slow & lacking pace, but to others like myself the Film does something that nearly all Films in the Fifties and indeed many now do not even attempt to achieve, and that is take the time to investigate the main characters in depth and in detail.
But while those films only copied certain elements of Jaws, the Italian low-budget horror film Great White ripped-off nearly every single element.
But the high points are some of the most inspired of any John Water's flick: the surreal appearance of "The Emperor of Prague," played by small boy in full monarch regalia who guides Lady Divine, and the completely unsolicited cameo of "Lobstora," the enormous lobster prop who, like nearly everybody in the early films, has its way with Divine.
I found the entire first half of the film unfocused, boring and centered nearly entirely on Ashley Tisdale.
The VERY end is cute but the nearly 1 hour and a half of slow torture it took to get there isn't worth it.
I nearly stopped watching this horrible movie several times while watching it.
Many familiar 70s TV and movie faces pop up along the way including a nearly unrecognizable Guest as a cop, Jacobs as a mugger and Goldblum as one of the deranged thugs who start the whole sick ball rolling.
However, even with those somewhat high marks added to it, "Mom At Sixteen" still fails in it's attempts at coming across as realistically as possible due greatly to the facts that the characters are not as well-written nor nearly as fully-developed as they should have been, and even the story itself takes too many twists right smack in the middle of it which ultimately causes the remainder of the film to fall apart towards the extremely unsatisfactory and sadly contrived ending.
That just about sums it up but as I have to fill out 10 lines, I should add that my favourite Michael Winterbottom films are in this order ( I have seen nearly all) Wonderland, A Cock And Bull Story, 24 Hour Party People, Butterfly Kiss, In This World, The Claim.
Oddly, however, while this is definitely a horror film featuring Mantan reacting to zombies and the like again and again, his antics weren't nearly as offensive as usual.
Often hilarious and nearly always sumptuous, this is a solid Daffy Duck cartoon.
From a directorial standpoint, it's nearly unwatchable, and the major plot twist is likely to be missed entirely due to two identical costumes.
What can one say about a movie like this?I feel like I've been in a pillowfight,where all of the pillows were soaked in Ether.I can't believe anyone thought that this would be a good idea.Apparently some of those guys in Hollywood,drank too much wood alcohol during prohibition.I still can't believe I saw this.OK,imagine this,if you will:A Roy Roger's style western,complete with its stupid translucent plot line,extremely lame acting,pathetic special effects(assuming there are any),lousy stunts,silly slapstick comic relief,and horrific,lunatic singing.Now,shrink all of the characters down to 1/3 their normal size.And,Viola' you have,the Terror of Tinytown.Sort of a Roy Rogers on acid,if you will(or if you won't).Although, in all honesty, when I first saw the "cowboys" riding around on shetland ponies,I nearly busted a gut laughing so hard.But, other than that,its pretty much a waste of time.
I nearly cried when i saw Ebert gave it 3 stars out of four.
Even after the sheriff is nearly swallowed alive by the creature, he's joking and laughing just seconds later.
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