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I can't even begin to tell you how rock-bottom this production is.
In the early 00's, production companies had a short-lived craze for supernatural genre movies in France after "The Crimson Rivers" and "Brotherhood of the Wolf" turned out to be hits, so several movies were green-lit or saved from their "direct-to-video" fate.
If your idea of excellent television includes the the writing, acting and overall production quality seen in THE SOPRANOS, DEADWOOD or SIX FEET UNDER, avoid OZ.
Everyone involved with this production should be ashamed of themselves.
Particularly the veteran actor George Sanders ("Village of the Damned", "Psychomania") is one of the best players ever to appear in a Franco production.
I think its safe to say that if you only really watch box office standard films or any premium production don't bother with this film as you will hate it.
I mean after all they bragged about being an 100% Costarican Production... that's what you at least expect.
This one though is better than average, pretty high production values, a few interesting story twists and some nice shots of NYC (along with Toronto) hold the interest.
Given that Roger Corman attached his name to this production, I had high hopes for this film.
Yul Brynner has long since jumped ship and so have most of the production values.
In fairness I won't describe the cheapness of the production since this was what early TV (and the series) was like.
Although I think that's mainly due to the low budget production values and not because of Dahmer's crimes being too horrific.
the reviewers must have had something to do with the production company or something, seriously, if you think this is awesome, you don't care about acting or make up.
This four-hour miniseries production is about two hours longer than necessary, primarily because the filmmakers seemed not to have a clear idea how to adapt a novel to the screen.
The problems with the production are almost too numerous to mention.
The cinematography is especially sub par, giving the whole production a cheap washed-out look that undermines some of the elaborate set designs.
If you want a far better understanding of the Roman Empire in the 1st Century watch the mid-79's BBC production of I, CLAUDIUS instead... and if you want porn, jeeze-Louise, look somewhere else.
This screams of a low budget high school production.
That said, there are at least some minimal production values.
I wasn't personally a fan of Zozo but at least it had some production value to it.
Sheens acting is on par with that of a ten year old in a school pantomime production and the same goes for the majority of the cast.
The plot has potential but is completely murdered by the rest of the confusing production elements.
The plot was a turkey, the acting was turkey, the direction, production, camera work... all turkey.
The credits mentioned Quebec and Canada.. so it was a co production, missed the third party concerned.. I'll have to check back on this site.
That saved 10 minutes in writing and production time.
The production values in this movie leave a lot to be desired.
Firstly the film made headlines because of apparent problems in production due to Seagal.
MGM production values only so-so, however director Gottfried Reinhardt tries adding some visual flavor to the flashback segues and he attempts a lively pacing for the movie's initial half-hour.
The production values stink of cheese.
In fact, a total LACK of production values would have been better...at least the film might have seemed grittier that way.
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