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This movie had a lot of potential...the direction and the way everything was paced was very well.
This sickly sweet and laboriously paced 5-reeler is definitely not among Harold Lloyd's better films.
It's too slow paced and complex for children, and too lightweight and dull for adults.
The documentary is very slowing paced with no narrative what so ever.
I barely made through it, because to be honest the beginning was pretty good and very well paced, but then it got too dark and not into the movie I saw from the trailer.
An EXTREMELY fast paced,exhilarating, interesting, detail rich book.
This was one of them and like quite a few Oscar winning American comedies I could mention, it has a fine concept, is well paced, has great performances, a complicated romance.
It was a very slow paced movie that seemed to be trying to convey a message, but the message was a cliché, hopeless mess to begin with.
Paced way too fast between events and deadly slow within them, devoid of any emotion except the obvious, expository and contrived--maybe this only seems like one of Lifetime's worst movie because of all the Red Carpet hype with which it was presented.
This is followed by a slow paced outro with a very obvious twist ending (If it's even intended to be a twist?).
it is slow paced, confusing, boring, poorly constructed, gory, gringy, do I need to go on?
True moments of comedy are few and far between, but when they arrive are highly amusing - a sign, maybe, that more judicious pruning of the rest of the play might have led to a better paced, more even film.
Furthermore, it lacks drama, the conflict is minimal causing it to be extremely slow paced.
As for the actual movie, I feel sorry for those involved because it really could have been much better had it been paced right and allowed to stretch its legs beyond the scare/fade-to-black/show aftermath progression these films have.
This movie was so bad and so cheap and so corny, I found this movie to be one of the most boring slow paced early 80's movies that I have ever seen.
It's fast paced, reasonably well acted and the fishmen look pretty convincing (though it's unlikely anyone could prove that these things DON'T look like actual fishmen).
The soft core in extremely slow paced scenes, all filmed with some Vaseline on the lenses, actually is all there is.
Instead, it was an agonizingly slow paced and not particularly interesting film that I would definitely not want to see again.
The courtship, taking place in two lengthy sequences set in the restaurant, consume the first half hour and are lethargically paced.
this movie is funny funny funny my favorite quote from the movie "i think i saw a half naked Indian in my room last night" response that was no hallucination it was a Indian in your room" and another is "what the hell are you talking about, just what the hell are you talking about" but if i ever be admitted to an hospital like this one i will be prepared to write my will on the spot...i would say there were in my opinion three very funny characters in this film most funny but three is the funniest to me even though their lines were few.. and don't get me started on the crack-pot patient hehehe that one i will keep secret and fast paced too.
Angels and Demons is made pretty much with the exact same style as the previous film, but faster paced, which I liked.
Great acting, well paced and an extremely amusing script made this a truly memorable series.
It was a fast paced movie and the hour and a half went by fast.
His attempts to find this girl and the secret he uncovers lead he and his friends into an fast paced adventure full of action, romance, gore, and inspired humor, without ever taking itself to seriously, or striving to be anything other than a wildly entertaining 90 minute ride.
The China Syndrome is a perfectly paced thriller and not slow or boring at all, as some people tend to say.
The movie is well paced and very funny.
It is extremely well paced and grips you from start to end.
Some nice special effects and well paced action sequences adequately patch the cracks in the rather tiresome dialogue.
Despite the previous reviewer's screed, this is a well paced and interesting documentary with lots of clips from classic 1950s sci-fi films that influenced Spielberg, Lucas and others in their more recent efforts.
THE GOAT is twenty minutes of smoothly paced, expertly photographed, beautifully executed gags; two reels of non-stop comic invention driven by an unmistakable undercurrent of paranoia and yet somehow leading to a happy ending -- which wasn't always the way with Buster's comedies.
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