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Violent and obnoxious, this cash-in on the real Jerry Springer program reveals everything that the over-rated hyped talk show doesn't show to you on the air - - unless you have a collection of uncensored videos made by the producers of "Cops".
Maybe he was annoyed with the producers and wanted to make sure that they would not recover a single cent out of their investment and that the work would be a case study of how not to make movie.
Did the producers and directors even take film classes?
Seems the producers of the film forgot to have anything interesting happen.
It was released with much hype but crashed badly and laid to severe financial losses for its producers and distributors.
The only good news is that the producers managed to keep Christopher Walken for the role of Gabriel, and he delivers another gloriously brazen performance that promptly justifies the price of a rental.
Words cannot properly convey the jaw-dropping cheapness of this film; the producers probably spent moore moolah feeding Svenson's ever expanding gullet than on the cheesy fx of this flick.
I cannot believe that someone has spent money making this, I hope for the producers sake it only cost $50,000 to make - it looks like a school project, made by kids who haven't got a clue.
A great slasher movie -- too bad it was the producers and not part of the script.
PLEASE if any producers from the show read these comments, return the show to its foundation.
The producers have been using phony "word of mouth" promotions very successfully without disclosing the financial and philosophical underpinnings for this piece of marketing tripe.
I saw this film two days ago and, although I think it's not a complete waste of time (it might have been of money though, for the producers), it's obvious it has serious problems.
If the producers insist on keeping Columbo's first name a secret, why couldn't they have omitted this line altogether as it sounds ridiculous?
What really puts this film in my hall of shame is the apparent struggling that the writers and producers do with the film to try and make it funny.
It appears as if the producers were sincere enough (and consciousness-minded) to anxiously steer the film towards Duke's ultimate diagnosis and mental freedom, but they left out many dramatic opportunities in the process.
After all, those producers had to count on the audience coming back.
Having read the novel before seeing this film, I was enormously disappointed by the wooden acting and the arrogance of the producers in their blatant disregard of the plot.
But on behalf of its producers I must say it doesn't fall into any known movie category, it deserves a brand new denomination of its own !
So the producers decide to let a young aspiring filmmaker (Jeremy Davies) to complete the picture.
Despite all the top talent (including Robert De Niro as one of the producers), "Faithful" is fraudulent, with no substance to the story and characters who rarely come to life.
Christopher Lee (who has since said that he was duped in to appearing in this by his producers who told him loads of great actors were involved) is Father Pergado and gets to do his usual serious and scary routine.
Because those producers are kind to her!
The anthology style works well for the producers, because it means that they can hire a bunch of "big name" actors, employ them for only one week of shooting or so, and then bring in the next big name.
It's funny the producers even admitted they didn't have a clue for the ending, and it really showed.
The line "The producers gratefully acknowledge the total lack of cooperation by the United States Army" was just about the only line that actually made me laugh.
The producers made a big mistake casting Mark Lester, who couldn't act or sing, in the title role.
Those two wannabe film producers, and the wannabe director should leave movie making to the professionals.
Even though somewhere deep down the producers had an interesting message to convey about parents being left alone and re-evaluating their life, the way they tried to deliver that message was horrible.
But I suggest that producers etc. leave Dickens alone (even A Christmas Carol).
Watchable in a I can?t believe people made this sort of way, this is an action film that was probably doomed from the get go before the low budget, fake breakaway sets and poor action direction were even a twinkle in a producers eye.
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