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But the film's opening shots make the rest of the film (which takes a spectacular nose-dive from then on) all the more disappointing as they are a promise of cinematic quality that's just never delivered, not even close.
From the opening credits telling the viewer what music is going to be played and by whom it was who composed you know that you are going to be swathed in middle class pretension.
From the opening scene, our protagonist Solo (Giovanni Ribisi) shows himself to be a self-absorbed, feeble, and neurotic loser completely unable to cope with the smallest responsibilities such as balancing a checkbook, keeping his word, or forming a coherent thought.
There are so many mediocre gigs in this show; like once, the opening sketch was "Talk show, apply directly to the forehead," over and over.
The conversation in the opening scene is a dramatic display of this.
As the opening scene of his little-seen, personally disastrous Heat (1986) showed, Reynolds has all the makings of a great screen villain.
I knew I was in for a LONG 90 minutes when the opening voice over mispronounced the word 'scarecrow' (it sounded like Scare Crew).
Myself and my girlfriend sat through it just to see if it could be as consistently dire as it seems in the opening sequence... Yes it is.
Enjoy the opening credits.
Angela Cartwright, an actress I usually like (and whose name isn't even in the opening credits, poor soul), is ten years too old for her role, and her horrible matronly yellow prom dress must haunt her nightmares to this day.
I don't mind a little humor in my Holmes (I'm a big fan of Billy Wilder's "The Private Life of SH"), but this version of "The Sign of Four" feels like a Grand-Guignol-esque episode of "Murder, She Wrote" (right from the opening credits, that are of the worst possible kind: a montage of scenes from the movie) as directed by Mel Brooks.
the minute the opening sequence started i knew i was in trouble.
This very loose retelling of Carmen begins on a high note with a smoldering, sexually-frank dance between Senaglese prisoner "Karmen" and her female prison warden, but the vibrant opening minutes never ignite into any coherent film.
OK the box look interesting, the opening have great music and its kinda original, to that its all OK.
the opening scene was actually pretty tense, but from there it's all downhill.
In one of the opening scenes a guy says "Welcome to Connecticut" and throws down a newspaper, the newspaper says something like "Greenwich Herald".
After the opening minutes the film descended in a spiral that didn't quite take us to hell and back - viewing was pure purgatory to say the least.
The opening scene showing an actor being needled was effectively done as was a police chase on the waterfront.
The opening scenes are particularly poorly lit, the women's costumes are terrible (the men look all right), and a lot of the characters--including Dorian--seem to have 1970s rather than Victorian hairstyles.
If you are a movie director, and you actually think it's OK for the opening credits of your movie to include a few frames of the words SLUG before the title appears, left over from your rough edit - and you apparently can't muster the energy to edit those frames out - then your standards are obviously so low as to be insulting.
Calvin Palmer (Ice Cube) is still trying to keep his barbershop going, but this isn't just against stylist Gina (Queen Latifah) with a beauty shop next door, but soon enough a big barbershop chain called Nappy Cutz opening across the street.
For one, the opening sequence does not put forth the element of 'gang' related subject.
Sure enough, in the most boring opening dialogue scene ever, poor Madsen has her coming into his office and right there, reminding us that even though her hair is up, she can still stick her fingers in her crotch at any given second (which she does but in such a random "what?
I got home put it on, the previews rules and the opening scene with the old guy rolling down the street on the skateboard was awesome.
So the film's opening credits advise us.
let me say first off I didn't go in expecting much, and watching it at prime-time on opening night should have helped.
Unlike most of the other commenters I had no idea this was about boys in love in the mud, but that fact became immediately obvious from the opening scene and all the lovingly drawn-out shots of nude or scantily-clad young men, usually wet or glistening with sweat, looking longingly at each other.
Starting with the opening title shots of the original was a real mistake as it reminds the viewer of what a great little period piece chiller that was.
Also, the opening scene with the coworkers on the train was cool as I like his coworker's characters.
This movie should have ended as soon as the joke about Bebe's Kids is told in the opening.
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