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It is really a shame too because this is the only feature length movie the stooges did with Curly, and this one effort by them is painfully unfunny, when it could have had great potential.
The actors struggle with a painfully dull scenario that manages to completely avoid any surprises, plot twists or conflict.
The episodes become confusing because fact is combined with fiction to make the story more interesting.The teachers talked about it as a treat but really it was a painfully boring experience.I have read that very few people who appear in this are actors, but most of them them do what they do in the movie in real life.This accounts for cheesy acting very often.
In the pursuit of realism, Pasolini utilized many non-actors, but their deer-in-the-headlights stares and painfully awkward line delivery gives the whole a terribly off-kilter and inconsistent feel.
Care" is clearly influenced by American slasher films including "Halloween" and "Friday the 13th" series.The killings are hilarious and the dialogs are painfully stupid.Still if you are in the right mood you can give this piece of trash a look.You'll laugh until it hurts with this one-you can believe me!
Although it's painfully dated now, i's still a fun scary movie to show to kids, and anyone who enjoys either Bigfoot lore or 70's hillbilly culture is bound to get a kick out of this.
He tries getting out of the contract and horrible, painfully unfunny gags ensue.
Also painfully missing is the sharp Quincy Jones soundtrack that added to much to the original film.
This movie is painfully slow and has no plot.
Painfully bad Christmas film that has an equally painfully bad performance by Vince Vaughn, who is paying his usual frat boy self but this time for a children's movie but with out the wit or charm that is in his R rated films.
You can see in Giamatti face that he's not having fun with his role and it painfully shows in certain parts of the film.
Given the history of the director of this movie, it is hard to believe that this was such a painfully bad movie to sit through.
The pace was painfully slow, almost all characters were stereotyped, the intertwined editing made understanding the logic very difficult, but, as Steve Rhodes wrote in his review, in the end you don't care.
Kim Basinger whom I do really like is painfully thin in this movie and her hairdo certainly belongs in another decade.
This movie painfully references/rips off everything from "Something about Mary" to "Revenge of the Pink Panther".
Bob Saget was painfully unfunny as the dad with the mom responsibilities.
The aria that Angela sings is mutilated beyond recognition, a fact which is painfully blatant at the recital, where it is cut short in a disgraceful way - Mozart would roll over in his grave.
I'll say one thing for Jeanette and Nelson--even when stranded in a mirthless, witless, painfully inept musical like this, there's still that twinkle in their eyes.
The host of the aforementioned show, a silly little man who spouts drivel while prancing around the stage in dresses, was almost as painfully distracting as the attempts at artful editing.
This movie was so painfully telegraphed from start to finish my girlfriend actually started fake snoring to signal to me that she wanted to leave.
The characters, either the lead college kids (including Rider Strong as the hero and James DiBello as the goofy side-bar) or the supporting 'village' folks are archetypal to the point of inertia, if not painfully so.
We are confronted by a guy who has apparently spent 8 weeks watching a girl, who then turns up at an airport behind her, flirts and chats her up successfully, somehow wangles a seat next to her in a two seat space, not trapped in the middle of a five seat row (contacts at check-in?) and is cheezily nice during a painfully slooooow build up.
We personally felt that it was painfully slow to watch and couldn't sit through the whole movie.
The dialogue is so painfully awful and delivered with the depth of a wading pool.
The plot only makes for less than ten minutes of good story, and this is just stretched out painfully until it reached the minimum length for a feature film.
It is painfully clear you have no understanding of what you make movies about.
This is painfully slow, and both characters take stupid pills liberally throughout the movie while the theme song gets played into the ground.
Ouch, what a painfully BORING Sci-Fi movie!
However, these qualities are in painfully short supply in Alive.
Unfortunately, the pacing is painfully slow and the film takes an age to get going, before reaching fairly predictable places.
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