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Unlike most reviewers here, I hated this movie, simply because the writer/director's bloated ego was in the way of an otherwise potentially interesting topic.
Potentially exciting story fails to take off, despite an eclectic cast.
And Joss Ackland is always worth watching, so I went into the film with an expectation of it being a potentially worthwhile film.
Writer-director Stephan Elliott follows every potentially mean-spirited moment with a little humor and sympathy, but there are puzzling gaps in his narrative, a dire subplot about a gay man's relationship with his ex-wife and estranged pre-teen son (both of whom are comfortable--and the child wise--with his lifestyle), and a third act with no energy whatsoever.
Great actors, good filming, a potentially interesting plot, and what should have been good dialog.
I was sitting at home and flipping channels when I ran across what potentially sounded like an interesting film.
Despite the potentially interesting plot, the atmospheric setting and the involvement of video-nasty director J.S. Cardone ("The Slayer"), this is an uninspired and cliché-ridden film that couldn't offer a single fright or shock.
Father Merrin's struggle with his faith, as presented in his younger days, is a potentially interesting subject.
I went to see this film at the cinema on the strength of its potentially interesting subject matter, good cast, a director who had previously done the highly-rated "Once Were Warriors" and my liking for noir-ish films set in L.A. in the Forties and Fifties.
It introduced potentially funny situations, then cut them off before they could develop.
They don't know what to say, and they don't know how to say it, which is why they embark on the potentially humiliating enterprise of pre-arranged speed dating.
Firstly, this is a comedy with no funny bits at all, or at the very least a film where the potentially amusing aspects are presented in an incredibly unamusing way.
The basic premise is potentially fascinating and even involving, as we're all sensitive about saving the lives of unborn babies.
Although I can see the potentially redeeming qualities in this film by way of it's intrigue, I most certainly thought that the painfully long nature in the way the scene structure played out was too much to ask of most viewers.
In actuality, she's dying and needs his body, her spirit potentially harmful to his wife and son(..his son has a "special friend" who talks him into things, even poisoning himself at one point).
The basic premise might feature one or two potentially good ideas, but the film is overall dull and far too clichéd.
A potentially good idea gets completely let down by a weak script which throws all credibility out the window leaving the actors very little to work with.
Then came the stupid "Batman" sequels, unfortunately, and after that it seemed as if every potentially sublime screenplay turned into a gigantic mess in Schumacher's hands.
Despite the potentially fascinating premise, Series 7 is weak attempt at attacking reality television.
So many potentially promising conflicts between the family members that could have been developed and elaborated but it was all dropped and not taken care of.
This movie had a potentially good story, but it was ruined with bad dialogue, continuity problems, things that were never explained, gaping plotholes, sub-plots that went nowhere, and just plain stupidity.
Alas, it instead ended up a mediocre movie, done in by the usual factors which turn a potentially good movie into a bad movie (bad acting, low budget etc.).
Despite warnings by the local sheriff, Murphy(John Phillip Law), Old Man Prichard(Richard Lynch)a bedraggled hick who swindles tourists with supposed collectible Wanted posters, and kooky superstitious Aunt Nelly(Karen Black)to stay out of the mine due to it's notorious legend(..that an evil coal miner who sold his soul to devil and murdered a priest's(Jeff Conaway)daughter will return from the dead to kill those who remove the gold from his shaft), these people only see the green, not the blood red which could potentially ooze from their slain bodies.
The first 8MM film at least had a plot that made sense and was potentially interesting.
Potentially an interesting story completely wasted.
To my deepest regret "Land of the Minotaur" can hardly even be called mediocre, and that in spite of the cast, the exotic setting, the appealing title and the potentially great sounding premise.
"Land of the Minotaur" is a boring and extremely slow-paced horror effort that never really undertakes any major attempts to generate a satanic atmosphere and doesn't bother to elaborate on all the potentially fascinating elements and pagan trivia details.
The good kind, not the ones that hurt and potentially leave bruises.
Each of the main characters is facing major stressors which we could see as potentially precipitating a suicide.
In "House of Dracula" you can see the factory like production values of 1945 taking their toll on an otherwise potentially scary movie.
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