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Maybe the producers should have had a little more knowledge about former major league baseball players who became stars overseas.
I wouldn't mind seeing a sequel, and hopefully, the producers would learn from the mistakes.
Most of the blame must lie at the director's feet for not even understanding the basics of film making, but Seagal does not get off lightly, as one of the producers of this film, he must also share the blame.
Get a live people, and do something else, whatever you do, no movies please!! To top everything, producers went to South Africa for filming, what you see on screen is one giant sand hole, where the "action" takes place, between extremely bad actors and extremely bad fx that any film student would do better.
Spoof films have come so far since Mel Brooks in 'The Producers' (1968) said "Don't be stupid, be a smartie.
I'm sure there is a documentary amongst the ruins of this Yawn-fest somewhere, given enough time maybe the producers could find it.
This is Chan in a full on traditional revenge tale of the sort that was cloned and re-cloned by countless producers and studios all through Hong Kong Taiwan and Mainland China.
I was truly sad of discovering that this was another typical American mass movie: "We are in this for the money..." If only the producers had had more time to actually MAKE the movie.
Are producers so easily fooled by sadists that they'll give them money to create torture methods such as this so called "film"?
Even with the "shocking" twists at the end, we are merely left to shake our heads and wonder if the producers and director/writer feel as ashamed and embarrassed as they should for creating this inconsistent, incoherent nonsense.
The producers probably did not even read the Bible.
(Maybe the producers thought that not including Gamorrah in the story and showing the city of "Sodom" as in you-know-what would raise more eyebrows.)
It seems the producers of this movie either had done little or no research or just didn't care.
At first, I though that the producers hijacked the show for their own personal political agenda, but when I actually see the interviews, it becomes crystal clear what this show's about(what I mentioned above), but I'll get to that in a moment.
I have a question for the writers and producers of "Prozac Nation": What is the root cause and what is the solution to the widespread problem of personal depression in America?
I feel that the lead was poorly cast and the producers should have bent over backwards to get Patrick to do it if they were gonna do a sequel.
The producers of the show he explained were going on the premise of playing pranks on unsuspecting contestants to see how far they will go.
I cannot believe out of all the actresses in the world who could play a much better Lucy, the producers decided to get Rachel York.
If the producers cannot come up with something better than this, they should find another occupation.
To the producers of this "movie" get out of the business, it's obvious you have no talent for it.
The scariest thing about freshman director Carter Smith's new horror movie "The Ruins" is the closing credits that list comedian Ben Stiller as one of the executive producers.
There was too much fake commentary from the producers, directors, camera men...they needed to keep their faces out of this film.
As expected, what passes for a plot in this dire example of wasted celluloid, finishes with no resolution whatsoever, thereby leaving the producers with the option of inflicting 'The Grudge 3' upon the public when the time comes that they feel yet another pang of true hatred for civilisation.
Opening with a funny prologue which apes a Twisted Sister video from the '80s, "The Pick of Destiny" is a fairly well-produced movie aimed at older kids; it occasionally resembles nothing more than a middle-aged variation of "Wayne's World", with jokey-stoner interludes and a climactic bout with Beelzebub himself, yet Black and Gass have an enormously comfortable rapport (they also acted as producers, co-wrote the script and all the music).
giving human qualities to the animals is nothing new & to be expected, but changing their actual bodies into basically a transsexual figure is bizarre for a family cartoon - how many people- editors, writers, producers, animators saw this and didn't know any better or didn't say anything- it is completely astounding!
Amazingly distributors and producers around the country are still wondering why German films (with rare exceptions) generate no interest world-wide.
Another DUH-Factor is... how do these producers think we are actually going to buy that paranormal activity will just magically happen within the 2 possibly 3 days (if we are lucky) they film.
We think that the BBC producers ran out of money, so raided their grandmother's attic.
But plants?.... come on, is there nothing else producers can come up with to wow a crowd?.
This film is bad, yes, but had the producers used a REAL KANGAROO, it would have killed the actor it was boxing with.
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