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What the hell?!? Mixed with fistfights with no visual interest, a very dumb and not plausible shooting while running scene where one cannot shoot another from 2 meters, and endless slow paced and useless scenes that should have been cut out or not even be shot to start with.
The teenage children initially have trouble finding new friends and adjusting to the slow paced life of country living.
For a Poverty Row production, the writers and Ulmer paced the film well and kept it interesting.
Too bad there's no plot, and it's paced slower than a Bergman film, and there's not a single actor in it who knows how to convey distress without shouting, whining and falling down.
If this movie had been better paced and had more likable and 3-dimensional characters I would have liked it a lot.
The quest for real Juju music is so admirable that I sat through this sad movie thinking repeatedly, "Gosh, this could have been tightened up here, paced up there..." It was frustrating to look at the possibilities.
This movie was not just fast paced and intense, it was visually stunning.
Very well paced, there is for once not a scene that outstays its welcome and with varied cinematography and music (occasionally none!) this looks and feels like a laid back late 70s enterprise.
Steve's father is an unemployed sot, his mother has left the home to be with another man, and his older brother utilizes him as a schoolyard dope dealer, plainly a dispiriting background for the youth, but as depicted one feels no sympathy for him, as his deportment appears to stem from stupidity rather than as reaction to socio/economic pressures in this erratically paced work wherein puerile incident assumes precedence above character development.
Since the start the movie is very slow paced.
Crime, punishment, yellow journalism, it is all addressed in this finely acted, fast paced drama.
The writing was stilted and paced for a depressed tortoise.
The story is somewhat far-fetched but is very enjoyable and fast paced in a 'boys own' way.
The story is very boring and slow paced and Robert Duvall is completely miscast, being too old for the role of John J. Anderson.
The plot twists and turns, is fast paced, and has a dramatic conclusion as the dead ends disappear, and the "reveal" in the final act unfolds.
big difference between this movie and Tombstone,is that this movie is very deliberately paced,and more in depth.the
Those of you used to docs looking and sounding sub-par despite being great (I'm looking at you, Paper Clips) and having genuinely fascinating moments but being very unevenly paced (Spellbound) will find this fresh and fun.
Direction is robust and swiftly paced by Gordon Douglas and in the end, makes this film fun, breezy, yet violent, but also a very good watch.
It is fast paced and very grueling physically.
Just if you're more into a fast paced stories, I suggest you skip this movie.
I hope we'll be seeing a lot of him in future films, The script was well paced and finely crafted.
This is an amazing film, beautifully paced and really quite spooky.
Scenes are poorly paced and disjointed.
Brief, fast paced thriller with some scares, some good gore, and a clever premise (remind anyone of Scream 2?), doesn't try to pretend it is anything by a mindless slaughter of young people.
Timeline is a fast paced action movie with a science fiction foundation and seemingly authentic medieval conflict.
It built steadily, kept the suspense increase well paced and kept you guessing.
It has its moments and a certain creaky, campy charm, but suffers mightily from its amateur cast and crew and is paced only slightly faster than your average snail and has about as much intelligence.
The action was well paced, and the plot progressed well.
Slow paced, out of track and an horrible screenplay for those who've read the book and especially for those who haven't read one of the most exciting book of the series.
This movie came as a surprise, I never expected such a fast paced action movie produced in France.
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