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The story of a gut-shot Greek detective in search of a mysterious "Laura" who stumbles upon the house where she's living with her "mother" (who's probably neither that or female, for that matter) gets stranger by the turn, and does not shy away from bizarre sex, ultra-violence, and regurgitative gross-outs in the process.
Neither do I .
Neither the actors nor the plot are very good so the film is quite bad.
In fact neither I nor my children have been able to finish watching the 2nd DVD.
This story of a sexually confused youth, a cartoonishly awful father and assorted teenage dregs neither entertains or enlightens.
To be fair, neither could I.
The pacing is great, the movie neither stands still nor rushes through.
It looks like the TV show the effects which for a movie of this supposed magnitude should have rocked the house with the then new improved CGI instead looked like LASER FLOYD anyone remember that one neither do I.
Neither do other actors give a impressive performance.
Neither are their scaley buddies, and they advance on the unsuspecting family with a vengeance.
Ironically enough after the two collabreated on "Hollywood Scream Queen Hot Tub Party", neither's subsquesent movies were as entertaining.
This cannot come from outside, especially not from the US that is no model, neither social nor economic nor even political, but it has to come from inside, from deep down in the souls, the minds and the spirits of the Chinese.
Well, if somebody asked me how did i like the movie I'd tell them I got disappointed because none of the "revelations" proved to be really moving (neither the history of Marcus, nor new facts on Skynet's creation) but on the other hand it's a nice contribution to the Terminator realm.
The guy knew neither how to direct nor write.
Rather, it had the elegiac mood and idiosyncratic details of a fine short story, with its characters neither good nor bad but human, their lives honestly and touchingly observed by a sensitive screenwriter and director.
One dumb plot-hole is that Weiss bought (not rented) this home in the woods, and yet neither he nor his wife had ever seen it.
It is purpose-driven, and yet, it neither condemns nor judges anyone.
Neither do I, and I also don't think it is okay for them to make a movie where the killer does this to women.
Fortunately, I neither rented nor paid a dime to see this movie.
This movie didn't do much for me - neither does A Waltzdream, frankly - but it's interesting to see a first attempt at something Paramount, Lubitsch, and Chevalier would soon do so much better.
Problem is, neither she,nor her son & daughter in law has the money for the trip & operation.
Neither the story, nor the world, nor the characters' freedom to move and breathe and think, has been constricted in any way; the animation (like the artwork generally) is simply GOOD, and there's an end to it.
But about 1/3 of the way through this poor excuse for an action film, I was very happy that they had him wear a camouflage Army cover (hat for you non-military types) instead of a cornered Marine issue cover when he saluted that officer because neither he nor his character deserved to wear a Marine uniform.
Steiger neither looks Latino nor does he do a Spanish accent that goes beyond silly.
Eurotrip is a banal movie which uses dull jokes: nor fish neither meat.
The first two episodes are hurt by a weak narrative (the protagonists appear to recall information they should not be privy to), while the last chapter is hurt by miscasting (neither Douglas nor Angeli looks quite comfortable doing these gymnastic moves).
Moore's story is not a mystery; neither, of course, is it a documentary of the case.
Not that she did a poor job -- neither did Freddie Prinze, Jr. -- but there just wasn't any chemistry between the two leads.
Because they are high on these magic mushrooms, they don't know if the ghostly creatures and other things are for real, or part of their hallucinations, to be honest, neither do we (the audience).
One of the disadvantages of films no longer having all the credits at the beginning is that you now have to wait till the end for clues that the film in question may suck - the appalling film of "The Saint" a few years ago had Leslie Charteris' name nowhere in sight, and similarly "I Still Know What You Did Last Summer" credits neither Kevin Williamson (writer of the first film) nor Lois Duncan (author of the book that it was based on), although they could both lay claim to having originated certain characters.
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