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secondly this film is blatantly trying to copy the Blair witch project (yawn) and does so very poorly.
I spent its most beautiful moments very aware of the masterworks that it was poorly imitating.
NIGHTBREED is like a large ball of bad ideas poorly executed.
I simply cannot understand how any Who fan, or just plain anyone could find this awful, lazy, poorly written abomination even remotely funny.
Completely devoid of any merit whatsoever, this 1981 hodgepodge of unformed ideas is amateurishly directed, poorly acted, and, in every sense, an unmitigated embarrassment to horror cinema.
The script is very poorly written or maybe there was no script.
The loss of her sister was poorly played out as who knew there was a closeness.
this movie looks like a 60's old and purely made film with cast of grown neanderthals, not to mention (or actually do), not paying attention to details like changing rounds, low budget fireworks and all sorts of poorly filmed characteristic.
Children under twelve might get a kick out of the poorly written, acted, and directed slapstick humor, but adults in full control of all their faculties should steer clear of this stinker.
Though the book was not my favorite, I was very disappointed to see how poorly Nicolas Roeg portrayed the story.
This makes it difficult when trying to decide whether I view this film as an example of unique style in film making, or just another low budget, poorly put together film.
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 ?
I say that loosely, because the story is mostly about the surviving son and the mother, because if the father WAS supposed to have the story focus on him too, they edited the movie pretty poorly.
This movie has got a few action-scenes but they are poorly directed and have nothing to do with the rest of the movie.
It is NOT the complete first season, all eps are edited to conform to 21:00 for syndication meaning jokes are cut, an extra commercial fade is included, all of the Harvey Korman intros are not here...very poorly done!
We saw it as a poorly filmed (shaky hand-held camera and all), (generally) badly acted, unscripted mess that seemed more like a high school film project with the kids experimenting in black & white film making.
Is it a poorly acted, cliche-ridden pile of trash?
It's not completely his fault, as the screenplay is very, very poorly written and clunky.
The scenes were poorly written and acted even worse.
Following the horrible scenes was the terrible script filled with pointless and poorly thought out lines.
This flick is so poorly done that the parts that "should" shock and revolt you come across as laughable at best.
It was too poorly written and cheesy to be an adult movie, and had way too much sex, innuendo and swearing to be a kid's movie, in fact, I doubt even kids would be amused by it.
This is a mish-mash of assorted Hindi and English movies - poorly done.
The set decorations and art direction was cheap and fake; the nudity was sardonic and incredibly unsexy; the story was poorly written and it was just a parade of incredibly beautiful and talented actors being held hostage to quote the worst dialogue ever written!
Fairuza Balk is photographed poorly, to boot.
Even the use of period music, which was a delight in the original, is poorly done here.
Of course, the opposite can be true: done poorly, they can be tedious and stupid.
While Michael Pohl's idea was original and perfect for a short film setting, A SOUND OF THUNDER's plot was poorly adapted from Pohl's story and not fit for a full length feature film one would expect from a major Hollywod studio.
Not only is Dark Harbor uninteresting, but it is very poorly done.
This is not entertaining improvisational acting, it's just a cheap attempt to throw someone famous comedic actors onto a stage and have them perform a poorly improved scene.
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