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i could write at LEAST five hundred pages on why this movie was awful, but i would have a stroke if i had to relive this piece of crap again.
Instead of any legitimate acting, we get a lot of self-important posturing while dialogue is delivered so forcibly that you can see the lines leap right off the script pages.
I understand that King's novel was over 1,000 pages long, and the writers couldn't fit all of those details in one movie, but I still feel strongly that they could've replaced some of the crappy scenes in the movie, with some of the horrific parts in the book.
Within it's graphic pages, emerge the black images which relate the tragedy revealed in this film.
If you want to see it yourself, then just check the first few pages of the comment history in chronological order.
If some one does not like this film--fine--but to use these pages as a canvas for painting one's hatred demonstrates the need for films of this kind.
Though if the screenplay is based on the book, it is probably 26 pages long.
Not only is the book relatively short (200 pages about the size of a standard paperback with relatively large type), but there's very little "action."
Scotland's national newspaper had its centre pages dedicated to the history of the show and Britains best selling TV guide Radio Times had a front page cover and a multiple page feature on the show .
There is no way a film can give you anywhere near the info you glean from a book, especially one over 500 pages as is the case with "Papillion."
During the Christmas holidays, a homeless dude returns pages of a lost thesis to a Harvard student in exchange for food and housing.
The producer, played with gusto by Robert Morley, quickly falls out with the play's authoress, the marvellously eccentric Margaret Rutherford, and after the first rehearsal he rips out 27 pages of the 30 page script.
At 98 minutes the film is too long and would benefit tremendously from a ten minute trim, particularly the scenes where various voodoo practioners stop the narrative dead to deliver pages of expository mumbo jumbo in an attempt to give some kind of spiritual context to the proceedings.
"The Age of Innocence" takes the audience into the pages of 19th century New York's social register as it follows one eligible blue blood, Day-Lewis, and his love interests (Pfeiffer & Ryder).
However, the scientific explanation which takes several pages in the book to describe, and is reasonable if not far-fetched isn't used at all.
Do you ever find yourself watching a TV show and thinking, "I wish that had been done differently."? Do you ever find that a show which has great characters tends to be a spine, a cover and several hundred pages short of a good story?
Nigel Bruce was a particular affront as a doddering Dr. Watson, noisily sucking down ice cream sodas and struggling to read 30 pages on a 10-hour transatlantic flight.
There are 6 full pages of positive testaments to this film, so I don't expect this to be a popular decision, but I've awarded one point for awful for the first time ever on IMDb.Someone actually compared this movie to "What About Bob"....Blasphemy!
First of all, I would dare to say that half of the events that happened in the book weren't shown in the movie at all(reason: Lord of the Rings has less then 400 pages and the movie lasts around 3 hours; Eragon has around 500 pages and it lasts around hour and a half).
With the involvement of the young boy, old man rips the calendar pages off deciding to execute his plan earlier.
If the love letters were written by Nicole Kidman's character, how do we even know that the contents of those pages gave him the insight he had into her personal life.
Nineteen year-old Helen Slater in her first film appearance is a perfect choice as Supergirl; she looked like she had jumped right out of the pages of the comic books for Supergirl, she's charming rather than sexy, graceful and convincing in the flying scenes with her little costume and her nice blonde hair.
This flop never stood a chance of succeeding without Elizabeth Taylor's involvement, and if Liz ever saw this script she probably read 10 pages and winged it out the window with a noxious chuckle.
There are so many comparisons between them that it list them all should take pages JJ Abrams Damon Lindelof and co should be shamed of themselves for so blatantly ripping off "Danger Island" without giving either the director Tommy Lee Wallace or the writer William Bleich any credit ...not even a little nod in their direction in any interviews.. Lost is the better show its written better and the cast is better but i just wish they had been a bit more honest about how they came up with the idea for Lost
Lots of other minor characters are added, I think just to fill up the blank pages of the script.
I could go on for pages and pages about the acting, writing and attention to period detail but I won't bother because by the looks of it many before me have done so already.
Much has been made in these pages about this film, as far as not being a true story.
The latter is especially bothersome because Strindberg himself wrote in his preface (around 6 pages printed before the play text explaining to the women and other invalids the action of the play) that Christine was meant to be a dull character, and empowering her alters the direction of the play.
My girlfriend wanted dearly to see it but I had been put off by some critical comments posted on these pages.
Each book is about 700-800 pages long and it was wonderful to see them brought to the small screen instead of the theaters.
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