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I found this early talkie difficult to watch and I'm a Norma Shearer fan! It's not her fault, but the primitive production values of this film would cause any viewer to become bored.
It was a Yash raj production 2. When the songs were first shown on TV, they seemed catchy 3. The star(??!) cast was new.
When I heard Damon would play Ripley, I knew this production was doomed.
After checking some of the production notes on a different website, I felt like the animators might have slipped up on this fact.
A film about an interesting and sensitive period of history, filmed in beautiful surroundings, managed to present an appallingly trivial and clichéd production, grossly clumsy script, poor continuity, intrusive slushy music, sugary casting, and pallid acting.
Apparently, he was deathly ill during production and had obviously lost a lot of weight.
I really can't understand WHY they came out of retirement considering their health--especially when the story and production values are as poor as they are with this film.
Futuristic Liverpool is not convincing at all; the budget was obviously not very big, but the production designer could have come up with a slightly more creative approach to the matter.
The production is glossy, but the manic energy feels false, fabricated.
Most films are crappy with high production values, this one is crappy without high production values.
This movie has some of the worst production values and editing I've ever seen.
That said, the production value is definitely here, with great zombie effects and it's edited quite nicely, with very effective sound design.
I think this movie had really bad production value.
Aside from its bargain basement production values, which present an eyesore 10 minutes in, the overall tone of the film is misguided.
"Embarassing" is the only word to describe this laughingly awful production.
Inept martial arts actioner, while having better production values then most ninja movies, fails to inject any life into the surroundings, or for that matter actionscenes.
I didn't have high expectations about this one but the acting is so bad and the production so poor that I'm seriously thinking of asking for a refund.
You can see there was a lot of money for this production but you can't make a good movie if you don't have a good script.
And the production values are not bad.
Despite some beautifully shot European locations and some solid production design elements, the film fails mostly due to its awkward, unbelievable romance between Brewster and Eccleston.
Here, God appears to a young girl (Louanne, who had earlier starred in a stage production of "Annie") and asks her to spread his Divine Word, causing her nothing but trouble from grown-ups in the process.
The medium-budget production has a gloppy, TV-movie appearance, with few graceful touches.
So what if RoboCop 3 turns Robo into a cartoonish super hero in a ultra mainstream production for kids to enjoy - at least it's doing it openly.
This is the first and as far as I can tell, the only completed production of "Heart of Darkness" ever released.
However poor production, an obviously small budget, crapy acting from the main character, and several side actors really detract from this would be classic.
Sure, the production is nice, with the now seemingly obligitory "rave" nightclub opening action sequence and shootouts galore.
In fact, the exterior passenger train shots looked like the production staff used a common HO scale model in front of a painted background!
Wispy-thin idea given some energy by the good cast and retro production design which amusingly resembles a greeting card by Shag.
After sleeper hits The 40 Year Old Virgin and Little Miss Sunshine the man has become big business, and so it's him rather than rubber faced Jim who leads this production into theatres.
Oedekerk's writing has been worse (Barnyard) but also better (Ace Ventura When Nature Calls) than his work on this production.
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