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Nothing in this film is original.
The federal cop, Kelso was okay, but not as good as the one in the original.
I guess Disney was trying to make Christina Ricci and Doug Doug (or whatever goofy name he has) into stars, but they don't hold a candle to Hayley Mills and Dean Jones in the original.
I'm an animal lover and a cat lover and I don't blame D.C. for the remake being so much more inferior to the original movie.
The original idea for this movie was "A Swiss Family Griswold" and it somehow turned into this mess.
The story has little to do with Jack London's original novel.
The familiar settings, characters, music, story, and over the top action scenes should thrill fans of the original game.
The original had at least a few good laugh.
The titular demon doesn't even really show up for almost forty minutes and when it does its a pale comparison between it and the original design.
This movie was so horrible...I want to beat the hell out of who ever made this movie...I was a original fan of all the ghoulies movies...but when i seen this i just began to cry I could not handle it..There are not even ne ghoulies in it...like the original creative monsters...this is so friggen cheap...I meen come on a witch...thats bull crap no one wants to see the witch...they wanted to see what the movie is about..."GHOULIES" i meen jeesh am i right or what?
"Mad Dog Morgan" deserves to be released on DVD in the original theatrical cut.
There is nothing original,humane or insightful in this film.
Character development was awful... the bratty little sister (why was she even written into the script?), the nagging mom (again - what purpose?) the whiny girlfriend (why didn't he dump her long ago?), the 'dark suits' gang (how original - couldn't think of a better name I guess), the drug dealer's hot girlfriend (gotta have a hot Latina if your going to have LA gangs I guess, but really...), etc etc Can't believe I watched the whole thing.
However, Evan Almighty comes nowhere near this originality and freshness that the original has, and can't decide whether it's a comedy or a sentimental movie about faith and family values.
The director has used the transcriptions of the original interviews and made the actors play them as if it was a movie.
Sadly, too, the screenplay is by the once-great experimental novelist John Dos Passos, from an original by French exotic potboiler Pierre Louys.
But it does get very boring after a while, and with a show like this, even original ideas become chiefly dull.
2/3 of this movie is recycled footage of the previous movies, a fact that's sadly obvious even to someone like myself who hasn't seen the original movies.
This movie had all the potential and makings of a great feel good, great love story...the cast is perfect, the visuals work, the original premise works, the characters work....but the story moves from one chess move to the next in a most predictable way...not one character in the movie has any depth or has any depth explained by the director.
This is another notorious Mexican horror film: however, while the original Spanish-language version is quite tame, all sorts of gore and nudity were inserted for the English-dubbed variant (prepared by Jerald Intrator - who did similar duties on THE CURIOUS DR.
I miss a lot of the old characters (King Gator, Anne Marie, etc.), and I don't like it due to the fact that not even half of the original voices are back to do the characters.
The original version from the early 1970s, though shot at Phillips Exeter Academy where the book's author attended school, and though it stayed as faithful as it could to the book, lacked any real depth of feeling and failed to capture the essence of the characters.
The original seemed to simply go through the motions.
I can't believe that anyone who has ever seen the original series enjoyed this stinker.
I am agree that sometimes a film should be different from the original novel but in this case it was more than acceptable.
It is a POOR second to the original from 1962 with Natalie Wood as Gypsy.
The songs were done much better in the original and the costumes were better.
Nothing seems original or even slightly entertaining.
The one outlaw survives and looks for revenge in this film that has jack-all to do with the original Django (the distributors only named it "Django Kill..." to squeeze a few more bucks out of more gullible people.
The original movie of this tale that Walt Disney himself oversaw used the right breed dog that is crucial for this tale and did not make that John Grey was anything special he was a poor Shepard who died in poverty at the inn.
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