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The songs were terrible for the most part, the plot seemed to keep inventing new parts of the kingdom out of nowhere (suddenly it's a seaport town), and the action was at times even too cartoonish for a cartoon.
Random black and white people who are supposed to be ghosts pop out of nowhere for no reason whatsoever to harass Abe(the main character) for who knows why!
For the most part, it's just plain dull and nowhere near as fun as the other two Cardona movies I mentioned.
It's long, it's dull, and it goes absolutely nowhere.
Don't be, 'cuz the film goes absolutely nowhere ending abruptly at 80 minutes in length and useless.
There are flashbacks that don't really help since they just sort of pop up out of nowhere.
He has done an excellent job right from the beginning till the end, as handsome, romantic Sanjay and the guy suffering from memory loss (is his name Ghajini? it was nowhere mentioned!).
There are too many storylines and many of them go nowhere and make a viewer wonder why they were there to begin with.
For just like the act of gambling itself, or indeed, not unlike the Air Bud movies, Owning Mahowny seems enticing at first, that is, when you and your friends are just planning to see it, joking that you might strike big, that this might be the one movie that comes out of nowhere to surprise you, but then from the moment you enter the theatre, every time you give this movie a chance, it's just one bad hand after the other, until eventually you are completely numb to it, and you stop paying attention to your wife, and you start cutting out of work early, and you no longer enjoy anything again in life anymore because all you want is your Owning Mahowny.
Imagine my surprise and my glory when I saw this puppy at my local blockbusters, having appeared out of nowhere.
Very amateurish production; plot that promises much and goes nowhere.
A pure recipe for alchemical gold, and nowhere better seen outside of the 'Thin Man' series than here.
Trust me, "Nowhere" is a movie worth watching.
"Nowhere" has it all, including its share of sexual tensions between all of the characters, as well as random outbursts of insanity (at one point involving a character being brutally killed with a can of Campbell's tomato soup).
"Nowhere" just might frighten you at the most unexpected time, and even if you aren't frightened or disturbed, you'll still be thinking "WHAT THE HELL WAS THAT?".
Despite relationship dramas throughout the movie,"Nowhere" stays away from too many romance factors to stay true to its rather avant-garde-esquire nature, which I found very pleasing.
As far-fetched and messed-up the movie sounds, "Nowhere" is an entertaining movie experience.
Before you watch any other Gregg Araki movies (such as the amazing "Mysterious Skin"), watch "Nowhere" because it relates to his other films and really gives you a good idea of his film-making style.
For some reason, Futurama is nowhere as good when Comedy Central makes it.
From the absurd opening shot of two old geezers shooting each other, to the more insane mad pirate Captain who lives on some slave ship steam hauler, this film has nowhere to go.
One of Paul Bartel's more dreadful efforts -- definitely nowhere close to being in the same league with either "Eating Raoul" or "Death Race 2000."
This movie starts nowhere, goes nowhere, and finishes up nowhere.
A little of everything to get to nowhere.
Nowhere near it.
But nowhere this documentary can be compared to the 1991 Madonna documentary, the only similar thing these two "docu's" share is the use for black & white footage for off stage scenes, and full color footage for on stage scenes.
After enjoying The Plumber by Peter Weir,i hoped that this would be as good (or better) then that movie,sadly it came nowhere near being that.
This movie starts nowhere, gets nowhere, and takes 94 minutes doing so.
There is the obligitory drug use, giant bongs, etc...There is the romantic sub-plot that REALLY goes nowhere.
The movie goes nowhere once the monster is unleashed, which happens about five minutes in.
When other characters enter, the music, coming from nowhere but the film's soundtrack itself, cuts off and he continues mopping the floor as if the dancing never happened.
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