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Me Me Lai shows up to give her breast implants another workout playing a widow who is gang banged by three of her brother in laws on top of the ashes of her freshly cremated husband.
One day whilst out in the fields playing with her friends, a couple of fugitives visit her parents and whack them off for no apparent reason.
The only highlight of the movie was watching tender young Rita Moreno, (23 years old), playing a teenage Indian squaw in love with an older man in his 50's.
The actresses playing Native American sisters, could have played non-native parts and should have.
The impossibly cute Elisabeth Harnois is engaging as the First Daughter, but Will Friedle is stuck once again playing another dumb character, though he's not nearly as moronic and annoying as in his "Boy Meets World" role.
It is playing on SHOWTIME right now but is going to be released as a movie called THREE or has been released for 2006.
The Charisma, the magnetic persona of the two Bachchans playing father-son duo on screen for the first time is definitely a treat to watch out for.
There was an early scene of men in caps and moustaches sitting around a table, with a woman serving, and an accordion playing, that brought tears to my eyes, just because of the way it captured a way of life that must be incomprehensible to many today.
Harrison Ford playing a playing a cop in a crime thriller.
A no-name actor playing a magician in an ill-fitting silver wig at least plays it with tongue planted firmly in cheek, while those around him act as if they are in a dinner theater production of KING LEAR.
First with a man and a woman playing music in a room, the man singing in a distorted voice through a mic, both of them apathetic in their task.
The acting for the most part was dull and humourless with the cast playing one dimensional characters attacking every scene on the same note.
Perhaps with another actor playing the Clooney role, the movie might be marginally palatable.
Blake Edwards' film about a woman who is both music-hall entertainer and German spy during WWI doesn't know what tone to aim for, and Rock Hudson has the thankless task of playing romantic second-fiddle.
This is boring and uninspired with wild music playing as Chan calmly walks across the street.
Instead of taking small parts in heartfelt projects, Mellencamp dives right in playing the lead in "Falling From Grace", which he also directed, and the results are as awkward and unbecoming as that title.
also the bertram girls aren't pretty enough, and the guy playing henry crawford is awful.
George Zucco was a fine actor, often playing gimlet-eyed villains with a lascivious intensity.
I was really expecting a Bonnie And Clyde movie and I got Dick Clark playing a shy nerdy guy while Robert Walker and Diane Varsi played an poor attempt of reinacting Bonnie and Clyde.
Scott Adkins who's fight scenes seemed more like a demo reel, was also terribly underused and not even the main villain which is such a shame because 1) He is more than capable of playing that role and 2) The actual main villain was not only not intimidating at all but also quite annoying.
The use of music in this movie was even bad, it kept playing as if you were to expect something significant to happen at any second, though it never did.
Three absolutely pointless segments, all featuring the director playing himself -- and he's not that interesting.
Elias Koteas and Jack Palance come off fine but seriously Palance is playing a cyborg warrior and Koteas is a karate instructor.
The only reason I watched this movie a second time, was to learn the name of the "second banana" girl playing opposite Katie Holms.
All new actors playing the main roles of Rag, Scotty, etc, with Ashby as virtually the only returning face from the first movie.
If you're trying to impress some cute little ninjette I would highly recommend playing this masterpiece.
Starts off with Fulci playing a version of himself, writing down some ideas for how people could die.
The only thing I was impressed during the movie : Gypsy fiddler playing in the streets , yes that was nice.
It wasn't even like a normal movie, this weird creepy music was playing almost the whole way through the movie.
Solitary banjo-tuning and playing, taking a break for a beer.
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