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Every single thing that every single person who's ever played in a game has ever done can be measured.
Dante would of been mortified, if he knew that his masterpiece was being ACTED OUT PUPPETS!!! Also the actors who played the puppets are sell outs.
people only care who played a major role in like an actual movie.
The dog's "best friend", an American girl named Charlotte (played by Courtnee Draper) whose parents die becomes orphaned by the former Duke due to him being her great uncle.
Uwe Boll must not have ever played the video games that he keeps making movies about.
Ariadna Gill's character Julia starts getting spooked by those things that insist on going bump in the night, by empty supermarkets and doors that close themselves; and her husband Samuel, played by Jordi Molla, switches in an instant from laid-back family man to wild-eyed permanently unshaven nutter, injecting Julia with a drug to keep her under his sudden cosh.
found that i was bored in most parts of the movie and the cliché lines did nothing for me. the two boys that played the main roles looked terrible at times and did'nt pull off the emotion that was needed in the movie.
A terrible movie that is amateurish on almost every level - a boring and derivative screenplay filled with stereotyped characters played by embarrassed actors for a director lacking the most rudimentary understanding of his craft.
Don't blame it on the actors as they all played their roles like you expected them do, even if you have to face (again) the typical Murphy-laugh.
I played plenty of good and bad games and I think this game has the dullest story I was ever forced to listen.
I do like Billie Piper as an actress, but this role did not suit her and was much better played by Frances O'Connor in the 1999 version who gave overall a far more subtle and convincing performance.
Into a happy household comes the gypsy girl, played by Myrna Loy.
She bears no similarity whatsoever to the refined and funny character Nora Charles who she played in the Thin Man movies.
When it's played backwards, it comes out as "WE'LL ALL COME HANG YOU! LET'S STAB THE KNOCKERS!".
The female character played by Osa Massen is just a plot device for the male characters to serve sexist remarks during the entire length of the film.
Fanny character played by Sylvestra Le Touzel was lackluster; she often appeared to be about to faint.
I also did not like Robert Bourbage who played Henry Crawford.
Jackie Smith Wood who played Mary Crawford was okay but the wig she wore was so ugly.
He meets a woman, Jan, played by Lili Taylor and a relationship ensues.
The cab driver himself (though well played, considering) runs through emotions seemingly at random, from sarcastic to sympathetic to raging lunatic to apathetic.
(I thought the German ambassador was actually played by Lang but apparently not -- they could have been twins.)
The movie starts with a Spiderman spoof which is your introduction to Rick Riker (played by Drake Bell of "Drake & Josh" fame, personally I'd have given the movie to Josh who is much funnier) and the "Rick Punchers" joke is lifted right out of Airplane so the writers were obviously already scraping the barrel for ideas for this film.
I like him fine in other films, but he played (Terry/Carey) Thorpe as a stammering, incompetent yutz.
Robert Duvall, Kevin Costner, and Annette Bening could have played those roles in their sleep.
The film quickly changes from a potentially intelligent sado-masochistic thriller to a boring old cat and mouse game between the incredibly dull detective and the psychopathic Captain Howdy/Carleton Hendricks played adequately by writer/producer/Twisted Sister frontman, Dee Snider.
Oh, Borte is played by a Mongolian actress, albeit a lame performance.
The other actors that played Debbie Rowe, Priscilla Presley and Elizabeth Taylor were pretty good.
The "plot" is about an American mercenary, played by Reb Brown (in the film he's called a "military adviser" but it's not really clear if he's in the American military or not), helping the army of a Latin-American country fight guerrillas who winds up joining the guerrillas when the government turns on him, imprisons and tortures him.
If you like John Carradine and the roles he played as Count Dracula throughout many films during the 1940's, you just might like to watch John doing his best.
The return from the commercial break is always accompanied by some ridiculous monologue by wheelchair-bound Augustus Hill, who is played impressively by Harold Perrineau.
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