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Pamela was just thrown in the movie so they producers could incorporate two sex scenes into their film.
You really get 2 bad films for the price of one.Its obvious the producers put 2 turkeys together to get one dead fish.
I really wish that the producers of this stinker would have put a little bit more thought into the actual plot rather than just money into the special effects budget.
In an effort to make up for a poor story and poor acting, the producers and directors give us a full serving of hot young bodies to stare at so that (they must hope) completely miss the fact that the movie is horrible.
The producers probably shot only about 10-15 minutes of extra scenes and spliced them into an hour of stock footage from several different films.
My theory: The producers of this film first made the movie "Gor".
The producers really knew their stuff, as it was quite accurate and informative for young viewers.
A rare occurrence in most movies who's producers seem to be convinced all men enjoy looking at anorexic women with boob-jobs.
It certainly seems that the producers are trying to feed off of their first born in this genre, "What the Bleep Do We Know..., Like Bleep it promises existentialist views of rather unexplained events and experiences in our life with a spin that was thought provoking and entertaining.
I have to admit, it started off boring with "Alien" as the recollections of the ageing producers were not very exciting, but as the show moved on, it became very enjoyable.
In reality, I have just one question for the producers: What the hell were you thinking when you made this abomination?
The producers knew that this show would suck monkey nuts so they decided long before that no fight would be devoid of its excessive panty shots and covered breasts.
The producers didn't have to actually show quasigraphic on public television.
The producers have taken great care to portrait the Legion properly.
The producers have done an amazing job at mixing and blending different era's of Legion lore into an extremely cohesive bond and there is enough small touches that long time legion fans can truly appreciate (such as the use of Interlac on display screens).
I noticed it was from the producers of saw and although it was a straight to DVD film I thought it couldn't be terrible due to the quality of the production team.
In my opinion the producers stole eleven pounds from me and I just hope it doesn't go towards a sequel for this seemingly improvised pile of mistakes.
I found myself at a screening of this at the Sydney Film Festival - one of the producers was there to talk up the 'wild ride' we were about to be taken on which should have been a warning that it wasn't going to be that great.
I mean the producers spent so much resources to make all those costumes and setups, but when you see something like this, it just ruins the whole point.
During the festival, I heard producers talk about how distributors are coming to look for the film, and one of the producers right before the screening told someone that they want this film to be in theaters, not just a DVD release.
The producers added commentary by Bert and Ernie after the movie proved too frightening.
He was forced by the producers and the film company to release the abomination that resulted.
Bonnie Raitt's fans did not deserve such a lack of care from the producers and distributors.
Shame on you producers, you could have made a great sequel!
Farrah Fawcett was the next to join; filling the blonde role, but then the producers dropped the hair color concept and brought in Jaclyn Smith to complete the trio.
Unfortunately, it became clear that adventure for the featured traveling couple, and the producers of the show was tepid at best.
From the Salkinds brothers, the same producers of "Superman" saga, comes the first and, for the moment, last adventure of the new heroine coming from DC comics: was Supergirl: the Superman's cousin.
Let's just say that the producers must have used every locust in the free world to film this movie.
Even so, I tried to keep hope that the producers would make amends for their previous failure.
Being an AD&D player for many years now, I was still let down by the rudimentary knowledge the producers seem to have about D&D.
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