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Val Kilmer who I have thought as a reputable actor played one of the strangest roles that I have ever seen him in.
For me the star of the show was the lady who played Gertrude Temple.
One example is the role of Macro, played by Guido Mannari who has tremendous screen presence in an important role, but is mostly left in the background.
The music score (?) is three trite notes played ad nauseam.
Lots of fast talking, everybody yells at everybody, and the two page boys call the police detective "Marty" (played by Ralph Sanford).
The leads are played by handsome men but don't let that distract you from the fact that this is a a film that leaves you feeling unfulfilled.
There seemed to be an indecisiveness about how the role should be played - as a helpless waif tossed by fate or as a strong, determined character with a clear view of her destiny.
I haven't played the first one but have played Pandora Tomorrow, this and Double agent.
Meg Ryan or whoever played Mary - she looked a bit like a grotesque version of Meg Ryan...another actress perhaps wearing a Meg Ryan mask - she doesn't bring to the character nothing of what Norma Shearer did in 1939.
Garp is born to a formidable unmarried mother, Jenny Fields, played by Glenn Close.(The
various stages of Garp's childhood are played by three young actors before Robin Williams takes over as Garp reaches adulthood.)
Of the main cast the only charismatic or likable performances in my opinion were Steve Wastell, as Axel and his girlfriend who I believe was played by Elina Madison (never heard of her before but she has some measure of screen presence and is a good looker).
As I recall, Savalas and Testi played two criminals, the former a raging maniac who, in one stomach-churning scene, casually sent a German family to their deaths by nudging their trailer off a cliff, thereby plunging to the wilderness depths below.
A true hockey fan would have to assume that the people that appeared in and produced this movie never played or watched a real hockey game.
The loss of her sister was poorly played out as who knew there was a closeness.
this movie is quite bad, aggressive, not played well, not directed well, seems low budget, low quality,emotionaly weak and disconnected.
It was of course totally superficial, beautiful English country and seaside or not.The number one mistake was dumping Knightly so early on in the film, when she could easily have played someone a couple of years older, instead of choosing someone ten years older to play the part.
However, if you haven't played FF7 then it is likely that you will not enjoy this film as it's storyline carries on from the game without previous explanation and your likely to get lost from the plot even if you have played the game.
If you played and enjoyed FF7 than it is a worthwhile watch, though nothing too special.
If you have not played FF7 then it is best that you play it first before watching this film.
It looked like a bunch of 3rd graders stole a video camera, borrowed some old editing software from 1995, and played a joke on each other.
In fact, now that I think about it, this performance reminds me of the man Maurice Chavalier played in GIGI (but without the singing)--a cute older man who loves the ladies.
You do get to see the guy who played Toulon in the last movie though then you have a very anti-climatic battle and wham the movie is over before it really begins.
That is exactly what happens here, except insert convenient store-robbing eccentric, Alex (Rosanna Arquette) in Melanie Griffith's role, and super-cautious teen, Lincoln (the name is no coincidence, played by Devon Gummersall) in Jeff Daniel's part.
and why the hell that stupid wife, played by Revathi, remarkably well, though scripted poorly, and characterized unrealistically, encourages her own husband, to dance with a sexily saying young girl ?
This reminds of Blame it on Rio, the older daddy, and his young love, superbly played by Michael Caine.
Role-reversal remake of 1942's "The Major and the Minor" has Jerry Lewis stepping into the part originally played by Ginger Rogers, but unfortunately this anemic outing is missing a lot more than just Ginger.
Diana Lynn, who played the wily teenager in the original film, plays Lewis' love-interest here.
Harrison" (also played by Kirk Douglas).
I am truly sorry the characters that Clayton Moore, John Hart and Jay Silverheels played, and brought to life on the silver screen, have been tarnished so badly.
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