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I had been hyping myself up a great deal for Lust, Caution ever since I first heard of the project, so I'm glad to say that it did not disappoint.
As wife Meg (the gorgeous Shannon Tweed, in her feature film debut) and son Peter leave to spend some time with her father, Barts' orderly, structured life takes a turn for the worse, and at a very inopportune time, as a major project is going down at work.
Everyone involved in this project is doing the worst thing they've ever done.
But maybe it was shot as some kind of project for mentally ill, pathetic unfunny comedians.
Despite the reported final copies that were reportedly faulty in final mixing and color switching back and forth between color and B&W, it does not interfere with the total concert experience, which is what Mr. Coverdale has stated publicly was his own personal objective for the project.
Jan Michel-Vincent is hardly convincing, yet watchable as heroic yet maligned scientist Shepherd, Julie Cassidy cuts a pretty figure and is fairly lively as his ex, working on a new project and Paul Koslo has a certain talent as her a-hole superior.
I understand that this was a project for school!
This project also is meant as a homage to John Woo (which Max Payne is based on)!
All the best films now tend not to be so mawkish, making The Living and The Dead seem like a bad student project from the 1970s.
Uplifting and optimistic, it takes you on a journey from the beginning to the end of the creative adventure of this project.
Maybe more of a drama and a whole lot less comedy could have saved this project.
And is it just me who found the killer thoroughly unthreatening to look at? (maybe he should have worn a hockey mask or something....) Has all the directorial style of an end of term film project on a limited Arts Council grant, to which I have but one closing comment: must try harder in the future!
But the movie is also a testimonial to the demandingly high standards of Hollywood studio production-- scope out the great farm house that almost looks like Katrina hit it, and the road project that looks so real, I expect it was.
Director Sorak seems to get the right lessons from the mistakes in G.O.R.A., or may be he fares better since 'Sinav' (The Exam) is his own project.
I tried to indulge in Feast: Unrated, the latest Project Greenlight, umm...project from Matt Damon and Ben Affleck (co-created with Wes Craven, the horror movie genius behind the Nightmare on Elm Street saga and the Scream Trilogy--still one of the best mystery-slashers ever made, even with the degenerating quality and originality that is seemingly inherent in sequels).
Maybe Zwigoff knew all along that he'd attract a certain audience - the type who assumes it's coming to sneer at these tired, overblown, kiss-ass stereotypes - when, in fact, the tables were turned and he's actually laughing at our banal sense of superiority, not to mention our eagerness to project greatness onto any schlock he throws our way.
It's almost as if he and several of the others must have owed Dwight a favor and that's why they agreed to take part in this project.
The actors did what they could with really bad dialog, and I'm sure everyone worked really really hard to get the project done... But, why?
Unique, amazing, massive project thoroughly documenting the expansion of the United States into the vast territories of the American WEST.
This project with its 40-odd 50 second vignettes done by a mix of directors of varying talents and celebrity, using an antiquated camera, gives an opportunity to see snapshots of their work as pure art.
It just does not seem like the actors had their hearts in this project.
Salisko is a great guy, and he needed to pay the rent, so don't blame the writers --this is a producers' project from the get-go.
The flick has no story, no point, no purpose, no moral, no message, and comes off like a bad class project.
Although at first glance this film appears to have been done as a final project for a film school freshman, the film has many great and classic qualities.
so he goes out to be a bum and found himself a project to sue humans for taking honey.
Michael Kitchen is a fine actor, but his performance here as Stephen's father is just shocking; he could probably drag the scriptwriter down the plughole with him, but either way he is not going to be a movie star if this is the sort of project he gets saddled with.
I think it best if we were to draw a polite and discreet veil over this project, which may have been worthy but was not worthwhile.
When Tom Goes To The Mayor (the first Tim and Eric project) first aired, I gave it chance.
To that end, COLOSSUS, THE FORBIN PROJECT was created.
Helen Lyle (Virginia Madsen) is a graduate student doing research on an urban legend named 'Candyman' who is supposed to be haunting the Cabrini-Green housing project in Chicago.
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