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Rather it is the unconvincing female performances and rather tedious script that the film so obviously relied on a little too much.
Usually in these movies, the actresses aren't really acting, they give very "natural" performances, and they're quite sympathetic, fun, and likable.
Of course you didn't bother to look further than the good but in my taste contrived performances of the Tackacs quartet, but OK I have to admit that the performances at least have quality as contrast to the movie you've made.
This movie has a few good performances going for it -- and that's all it has going for it.
Brigitte Nielsen was a good choice for Sonja, with her fresh face and her firm, slightly muscular body (and I think that her dark-red hair suits her perfectly), but Schwarzenegger gives one of his few colorless performances as Calidor.
Otherwise MTM gives another of her typical by-the-numbers performances that she's been giving since the early 70s when she took it to heart that she was America's Sweetheart.
Christine Lathi gives another of those abrasive and unpleasant performances that seem a real part of her as a person and probably only appeal to those of that type.
Despite Ms. Gilbert ruining DIARY, other performances are satisfactory for the most part- special kudos to Joan Plowright as Edith, Scott Jacoby as Peter and Clive Reville as Mr. Dussell.
The acting performances are above average and the underwater photography is surprisingly clear and well-handled.
But it all falls down from poor performances from all the cast.
This low-budget film about a writer who goes to work in a London casino has an awful script, wooden performances, and not much to recommend it.
A number of performances are noticeable , especially when placed against the static and emotionless wasteland which Jonathan Kerrigan refers to as his face.
Even as a fan of all the actors (and especially Vince), I felt it was such a waste of their talents overall-they gave good performances in a film that didn't hold together.
Charlie Sheen, Donald Sutherland, Sam Waterston, and Stephen Lang have all had incredible performances.
Oddly enough, the production is very good, so are the performances (by some fairly big-name actors as well).
There was no joy in any of the performances or any humor.
Performances like this should be noted and used against actors who wish to work again.
This had it all, weak dialogue, weak performances... you name it I was let down.
It's redeemed a tiny bit by good performances from the kids, but it's VERY sloppily made.
There is no coherent plot, no fully fledged characters, no real comedy, no interesting scenery, no surprises, and no good performances (except Jon Herder, he does something with very little).
The only difference is they had more money to build sets, more money to polish up the monsters and more money to hire supposedly professional actors who give awful performances anyway.
Both performances by Reid and Flora Robson were good overall but the movie wasn't scary.
Bogosian overacts throughout in one of the most irritating performances ever smeared onto celluloid.
Shady writing, wooden performances, and sappy direction all point that this pulpy fertilizer has far mooore bark than bite.
The acting performances are irredeemably awful and headache inducing.
It has precious few scares (always a slight flaw for a "horror" movie, don't you think?); weak performances; countless scenes where characters foolishly wander off alone or turn down the opportunity to remain in the safety of a group; and some rather irritating editing techniques which add nothing whatsoever to the proceedings.
But i fault everyone involved for turning out Lame-o performances.
This script was mildly original when it was written in 1935, but the poor performances and the inconsistent quality level make it impossible to recommend.
Gig Young as the PD is okay, and James Anderson as the convicted killer is actually pretty good, but the picture as a whole just rambles along with little suspense, and despite some good character actors in the cast, the performances are generally below par.
To call that a bad performance would be an insult to bad performances.
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