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Flashbacks and references aside, it's oddly almost completely different.
The action has momentum and charm, but things become a bit confusing due to oddly placed flashbacks.
Shortly after an oddly quiet young woman, Sadako Yamamura (Yukie Nakama), joins a drama troupe, strange events, including deaths with suspicious circumstances, start occurring.
Disappointingly awkward drama from revered director Fritz Lang, here taking an oddly conventional approach to the story and scenario and completely ignoring the suspenseful possibilities.
guess you could call it a black comedy/horror-if you really wanted to.most of the movie is atrocious,including the very hammy overacting,the even worse dialogue and the even worse than that script.yet it is oddly(very oddly,)entertaining at points,and very boring at others.it's between 95 and 97 minutes,depending on whether you watch the rated or unrated edition,not including credits.the
Oddly, he mentions the one episode I have been itching to see (again) for about 30 years, the one with the glider (?) pilot...the concealed deception...and the glider returns...horrors!
His support of the guerrilla movement of the vicious Black Panther's is covered but oddly enough it is glorified.
Oddly enough, the male actors who play the lovers of the women in both films are equally bland and ineffective.
The story sounded oddly interesting--a woman who claimed her son was the bastard of Joseph Stalin!
Oddly, the nudity made little sense because the film was set on an island in Britain (and you DON'T want to run around naked there--especially at night--it's just too cold!).
Also oddly because if you DO want a soft-core pornographic movie, you should certainly hire better looking ladies.
The soundtrack was kinda neat although very oddly placed along side the story.
Oddly, Thirdspace comes across more as a remake of 5 Million Years to Earth (i.e., Quartermass and the Pit) than anything.
Within the limits of a 90 minute movie, and with the obligatory bows to the B5 universe, Thirdspace seems oddly truncated.
I noticed that the town looks oddly like the Gunsmoke set! and there's absolutely no background music, thats in a movie, it was so annoying, I don't recognize anybody here except Michael Landon in this very very very bad movie, its a wonder they didn't run Michael Landon out of town for this slop, Michael Landon is a very good actor, but he definitely could have done better, don't get me wrong, I think this movie should have been made, just not like this, makes me wonder if Sam Katzman directed this flick!
A while back, I bought a multi-pack of exploitation films (oddly misnamed "cult films") and this was one of twenty films in the set.
Oddly enough, even my friend who hasn't had any background for this movie thought it was a simple, funny movie.
The 70's blaxploitation horror craze hits its entertainingly sleazy nadir with this supremely trashy flick that somehow manages to be oddly endearing in its very low-grade cheesiness.
It was also oddly camp as hell, quite an achievement for a film depicting the end of the world.
But oddly, its flaws are no worse than those of supposedly sophisticated films like 'The Last of the Mohicans'.
Jack Carson, as usual, plays a bumbling but earnest character, a-la his cop "playwright" done the same year in "Arsenic and Old Lace"( released oddly in '44.)
After the railway journey she is seen alighting in a supposedly war-torn, yet oddly blimp-free and undamaged London from a post-war (indeed relatively modern) London bus.
Lassie takes a real beating in this one (including harsh owners, icy, raging rivers and bad weather of all sorts), yet, oddly, much of the focus is on doctor Edmund Gwenn and the wet-eyed, hand-wringing families of his patients.
Maria Menunos seems oddly overwhelmed by a role that really should have been easy to pass off just on good looks.
And oddly, this movie is rated R. Epoch 1 is rated PG-13.
Oddly enough, Seon-hwa holds no ill will towards him, reserving her anger for Mun-ho.
Oddly, however, the doctor drives around in a classic Rolls!
The premise is stock standard enough that a brainless monkey should be able to make a movie around it, but the script is so unbelievable, and oddly structured (moments of grainy flashback flicker sporadically through the plot, gradually advancing an all too obvious and predictable back story), with characters introduced in tossed-off, sitcom-ish scenes, never to reappear again, that its hard to get through more than a scene or two without groaning.
Oddly enough it was intended as the series finale, but thankfully it wasn't as later on in that decade we were treated to another series which was also great.
For some of its powerful and intriguing and sometimes oddly funny scenes, Street Smart doesn't have a great script.
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