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While this might sound kind of campy, the film manages to approach the project by surrounding all the situations with elements of fear and suspense.
It's not really a surprise when one knows the history of the journey that this project would be his first feature film effort.
The movie was one I watched because I was doing some project on it and found the movie at the library.
Looking forward to see your next project.
Nick Broomfield put his heart into this project.
Further research leads Helen to Cabrini Green, a frightening ghetto project where everyone not only knows about Candyman but believe in him, and fear him.
The head looks like a papier-mache project some middle-schoolers threw together, and the suit looks like a brown wetsuit with hair haphazardly glued to it.
The film is an ambitious project which self-destructs in the process of trying to do too much.
Troyano, a director of previous short films, seems completely disinterested in either her characters or subject matter; one wonders what her aim was in working with this project at all.
For a high-school student's project, this would be acceptable, but for a professional filmmaker, it is a total disappointment.
Monk is Tony Shaloub's newest project.
This is apparently a vanity project for someone who wanted to dress up and play actor/director.
We expect that from Keanu Reeves, but when Jennifer Connelly, who gives it her all even in junk like Hulk, phones it in, you should realize your project has little merit.
You can't but admire the tenacity and the complete obsession of John Doe with his project.
You can look at most any Ed Wood project and say "That movie was terrible, but it had heart" but, not this one.
Like the lunkhead he is, he tells an evil corporation (is there any other kind?) about his invention and they take over the project.
THE DARK TOWER is an obscure movie that had a lot of potential but squandered the whole interesting idea of an evil building due to some really weak acting, a listless script, totally unfocused direction, and a cast that's seemingly above the age of 40! It's always great to see Jenny Agutter in anything but she deserved a better project than this.
Partly that may be due to the fact that the project was originally to be directed by John Barry, but Donen "inherited" the responsibility when Barry quit due to ill health.
And even the actors - all of them talented - seem indifferent to the project.
Either way Slaughter Studios has remained unused & empty ever since... Jump forward 20 years & aspiring low budget horror filmmaker Steve (Peter Stanovich) is going to break into Slaughter Studios & use the unused but still intact stages for his latest project.
The movie has that unsatisfying, cheap digital look that, when combined with the horrible acting and the lousy plot, make the film look like a failed attempt for a high-school project.
They hang around-when not casually attempting to sabotage the project in orbit around Jupiter-on a beach on earth with this head guru guy who pulls out a guitar and stops the film, and does a musical number!
Who said yes to this project in the first place?
A new version of this film would be really cool, if any studio had the initiative to take on the project.
Mateusz Birkut is an ordinary Polish bricklayer working on a massive government project.
This project was doomed from the start.
I was ridiculously excited for the arrival of this film and had nauseated all my friends when the project was first announced about who was to be our two spies.
Wow!!!Congratulations to entire project.
I don't understand why it was ever released on DVD...maybe it was an attempt to capitalize on the study hall market- bored kids watching the movie because they can't be bothered to crack open the book...Why on earth Robert Wagner chose to get involved with such a lame project is beyond me...
but watching tranquillized actors in poor star wars/mad max replica standing around saying things like "it is meant to be" over and over again, my initial goodwill concerning this project evaporated- by the end of the show, I considered "AINOA" to be my personal "ground zero"- in this sense, a "groundbreaking" movie.
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