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It bears no resemblance to the original, is an absolute waste of film, and an embarrassment to the otherwise good actors who had the misfortune to be part of it.
The original, was a low budget comedy horror film about a murdered who was turned into a snowman after an accident with some toxic waste.
This, however, was a far cry from the quality of the original.
This film probably would have been good,if they didn't use CGI (computer generated imagery)for the werewolf scenes.It made the creatures look fake and the werewolves looked cartoonish.CGI is great for certain effects like the dinasours in Jurassic Park or Twister.But when we see a film where the creature must look completely real,CGI is not the way to go.Look at An American Werewolf in London.No CGI.Just makeup and a mechanical creature and what you come up with was more realistic than what was shown in the sequel.This film did offer a few gags that was fun to watch and the humor in this movie seemed to have drawn me in but it's nothing more than a film that I thought was O.K.And that's not good enough.In my opinion,An American Werewolf in Paris doesn't hold up to the original.
How can the director of the original Lonesome Dove gone so wrong with this?
What's more, the diverse lifestyles of women today have been reduced to sitcom-level stereotypes in this movie, and the original play's central conceit of eliminating men from the storyline seems even more contrived given the openly pansexual evolution that has occurred among men as well as women since the 1930's.
Following the pleasingly atmospheric original and the amusingly silly second one, this incredibly dull, slow, and uneventful sequel comes across as a major letdown.
This is the only example I can think of where effects for a well-funded sequel took a giant leap back landing well behind those of the original movie.
I am not a fan of Landis' original film but boy, does it look good in light of this.
Some of the greatest and most loved horror movies have a wicked sense of humour, but when a film comes along that isn't as original as the "classics" but just goes at it for laughs then a bunch of po-faced, wanna-be critics completely slag it off.
I'm not sure this film could ever match the first one, even if it starred the original seven (notwithstanding the fact that four were killed).
Recap: Not entirely familiar with the Shakespeare story of Macbeth, but my wild guess is that this is pretty close to the original, only set in present time.
Bob Wilkins (the original host of Creature Features on KTVU in Oakland appears, but only for about a minute).
If I had never seen an episode of the original Avengers, with Blackman, Rigg, or Thorson, I would have appreciated this series more.
While the cast did its best to sustain the action and interest of the scripts, I was just caught up in comparing the episodes to the original series.
To be honest, I can't blame them for trying to resurrect the fans from the original series, but it just didn't work, as evidenced by the fact that it lasted one season.
Whereas the original film is considered a classic, this one can only be considered a classic example of bad taste.
I admit to a secret admiration of the original Love Thy Neighbour TV shows - mostly because they exhibit the kind of exuberant brashness and bad taste synonymous with so many programmes of their era - but I'd be lying through my teeth (very uncomfortable position) if I pretended that this big-screen spin-off is anything other than an abomination.
Dialogs are minimalists and not original at all.
A lot of the original script was changed for the movie as well to make it better for the screen, but I am not sure if it helped the movie out at all.
They will never beat the original!:)
Seeing it now, fourteen years after it's original release, I'm a little flabbergasted as to how time flies.
His interviews were fresh and original.
How many ORIGINAL scripts are scattered around without being produced?
Have you heard the theory of cloning redundancy, where a copy is poorer than the original?
I actually like Randy Quaid, who is no more or less offensive than Bill Murray in the original.
Other than that, it's mostly, "been there, done that" for Caddyshack 2. Watch the original twice rather than each version once, and you'll get more for your rental money.
Having already seen the original "Jack Frost", I never thought that "Jack Frost 2" would be as absurd as it is.
Filmmaker Bryan Forbes, who once displayed a light, sardonic touch with beguiling material such as "Whistle Down the Wind" and the original "Stepford Wives", completely bottoms out here.
Why Joe didn't just write an original, I have no idea.
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