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If you do watch it, however, there are small consolations: The actresses playing Anne's sisters each do a wonderful job with their roles.
I really hope that these actors eventually got a clue and stopped playing roles in garbage TV shows like this as soon as this show ended.
The actress playing Miss Morland is poorly cast with no obvious appeal to attract the attentions of an eligible bachelor, and though I rather liked the creepy Peter Firth as Mr. Tilney, he is not a bit like the novel, even when delivering dialog straight out of the book.
I got the image of tackling chess pieces out of the playing board.
Okay "Care" is about childabuse, "Care" is about perverts misusing boys in a school and how disgusting it might be, if it's a movie with a poor script and made with bad playing actors then it stays a bad movie.
The robot in the movie looks like a man wearing those steel suit and the acting is really bad especially the one playing the character Alien.He is totally annoying!! Don't waste your money watching this sequel to the popular Gen-X Cops.
A group of teenagers discover a bootleg video game, but once they start playing it, they each start dying just like they do in the video game.
It is playing again in 1 hr and 30 mins on Showtime Channel again and this date is May 28 and EDT or Florida time.
Wonder if the people renaming it sold it to some movie studio to put out but it is already playing on Showtime, ha ha.
Shannon does a decent job with her role, but the woman playing her sister is straight out of amateur-night, as is Shannon's husband character.
There is no switch from "I'm playing FBI guy!" to "I just killed 12 people and boy, are my arms tired."
Jean Claude Van Damme's movie career seems to have gone to hell in a handcart so how ironic to see him playing a character who meets the same fate in a literal manner at the very start of the movie !
All the other actors are new, but apparently Brad Zutaut is supposed to be playing the same character (Scotty) as Grant Cramer did in "Hardbodies".
George Sanders sounds like George Sanders playing George Sanders.
Given the limited range of acting she is asked to display in this role, Gina does a good job, though by the time the movie ends, she is completely converted into a demure remorseful lass and looks likes she might be playing in a biography of Mother Teresa.
The writers must have spent their time at film school in the "back room" playing peaknuckle.
Just rent it and check for the keyboard playing girl at that sleazy russian bar.
There are some recognisable faces, like the "I love you, man" bloke from Wayne's World, playing a cop (nice beard-age too!) and two guys who always seem to play cops playing..... you guessed it, cops.
None of the "kids" except the pretty girl playing Meg is any good.
One actor showed a spark of talent with his very acrobatic humour: Doug E. Doug playing the FBI agent.
The actress playing the boss's wife very successfully emulates the mother's poor acting when she tells them that their house is haunted.
But Mike and Mark are so obviously playing themselves, Mike and Mark.
For example, is Lance Henriksen that strapped for cash that he has to keep playing supporting roles in these god-awful "Pumpkinhead" sequels?
Well where do we start, there was a lot of potential for this film with such big stars playing a role.
Our Lee, playing the law, just lost his dear wife.
you can take my word for this as truth because it's playing on television right now.
Unfortunately, there is only music playing during this whole fandango with no speech whatsoever.
Playing a self-centered trapeze artist, Hutton acts like an overzealous high school student in a badly produced school play.
This movie was playing on Lifetime Movie Network last month and I decided to check it out.
High school female track star dies of a blood clot after winning a race with the community in an uproar against Coach George Michaels(Christopher George playing him as a major butt-head who is VERY demanding of the athletes under his watch).
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