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Call me old fashioned, but I like movies with plots.
It appeared to have like seven different plots going on at once and they all made little to no sense.
The raptor movie should have taken lesson from Jurasic park series in various plots.
Interestingly, this film seems to symbolize that latter part of Bronson's career in which he has tortured many of his fans with the same egregiously predictable and uncreative plots.
If you've noticed how many Japanese movies use characters, plots and twists that seem too "different", forcedly so, then steer clear of this movie.
Plus, the plots were very hard to follow.
You would think that these numerous sub plots bring some diversity and excitement in the plot, but unfortunately that's not the case.
The theme song is so annoying and the plots of the episodes are so stupid!!!
The film manages to coast as far as it does on the strength of Christie's plot alone (all her plots have a certain amount of inherent interest), but the direction is hopelessly flat.
A boring Sci-Fi Channel "original" movie; they've made dozens of movies just like this with nearly interchangeable characters and plots, but with slight alterations on the creature.
Episode plots seem to strive to reach new levels of lame with every turn and are so full of plot holes it amazes me they had time to show commercials.
Some of us aren't fooled by corny plots, bludgeoning animals and generally long winded dialogue.
It's one of the paradoxes of Basil Rathbone's wartime anti-Nazi Sherlock Holmes films (Voice of Terror, SH in Washington, and this one) that while the plots and settings are mostly terrible, he is so good in them.
Despite a bizarre wind-swept hairstyle meant to make him look younger, he blazes through every scene with so much bite and attack that you hardly register how flimsy the plots are.
Granted the show had a barely capable cast with every single episode, and it stank as far as production values (i.e. the sets) went, but darn it I have to give it some credit for being gutsy with the plots.
Most movies from Hollywood seem to follow one of a few pre-formulated and very predictable plots.
Al Pacino plays Shylock, a Jewish loan shark who plots revenge on a Catholic that has looked down on him.
Made at the time when adult films were creative endeavors with plots instead of just a series of sex scenes, this is a good looking little movie more akin to the low budget films of its day.
The weakness of this comes from the confusing storytelling, plots often coming out of nowhere.
Edgar overhears this and is deeply offended by the idea that the cats would get everything before him, and plots to destroy Duchess and her kittens; he drops sleeping pills in their supper one night and then leaves them stranded in the French countryside.
As a zombie fan, I really love these types of plots where people end up in strange places surrounded by wicked monsters!
But, if you adore mysteries, even those with the grimmest of plots, you will find this tale enthralling.
"Plots With A View" of 2002 is a delightful little comedy like only the British could do it.
Toyiji becomes jealous of Gisaburo and plots with Seki to kill him.
(What would film plots be without coincidences?).
Ensconced in all the many of William Wyler's equanimity of subtle "multi-plots"...intentionally NOT "surrounding," "mini" or "sub" plots...in all their "colors and shades of intensity"...did more, than anything else I can recall, to provide to me some semblance of "reason" and "rational explanation" of what had been going on all around me...in REAL life.
One of the plots in the film was to be used in other films to come after Hair, for example, in American Graffitti, etc.
In the midst of so, so many current movies based on essentially surreal and often implausible plots, stumbling upon "Chop Shop" is like finding a little gem.
think,i think it's such a bad and sad coincidence that both John Candy and Chris Farley left us When they still had a lot of stuff to do.God bless them both,i think the plots of 2 movies are really similar,Road Trips of two different poles of characters,and a lot of unlucky consequences because of the Chubbies, This movie can not be Planes trains and Automobiles but its a really entertaining movie especially with the great performance of Chris Farley, The missing part in this movie is the touchy stuff if we compare it with Candy&Martin Classic,but i think its better this way
Add to this the slow process of revealing his past and engaging/interesting plots; you just can't seem to get enough.
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