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Michael Pollard looks suitably seedy for his role which pretty much sums up the unfulfilled early
promise
of his career, and everyone else plays it pretty straight ahead.
Dubbed and low-budget, this horror movie is long, boring, and not particularly interesting except for the parapsychologist whose presence and storyline is wasted, Kevin McCarthy completed wasted, and a plot premise that held
promise
but wasn't fully utilized by a script that seemed to wander.
The story had
promise
but it all fell in a heap.
That said, the
promise
this movie has is never fulfilled.
i was so looking forward to this film... methought the title held much interesting promise... i was cozy to it at first, however, as the film progressed, I couldn't understand why the director chose to propagandize rather than tell a story depicting the human condition... all the material was there to tell a great story of two peoples, but instead the director prostituted himself to covert politics instead of the art of storytelling... too bad.... the content turned me off as i was never given a chance to make my own mind up, but rather I was constantly told how to 'feel and think' about the story's dilemma... the director missed a great artistic opportunity... that's why i'm giving it a score of 1(awful)...but I did like the score!
I'd heard nothing but bad things about this film; but decided to track it down anyway simply because it has so much
promise.
The premise, reminiscent of other recent underground sports comedies like Dodgeball and Beerfest, doesn't have a lot of promise, it's true.
The title does
promise
an appearance from the dark lord, and the film doesn't disappoint in that respect.
I'm not a Moore fan (though i do agree with some of his conclusions) and it was originally this and the
promise
of some insightful discourse on the nature of his technique that attracted me to the film.
let me start by saying that if oil is to run out in 2012 i promise,
promise
not to call myself something retarded like badger or python and dress like a retarded caveman!
To its credit, it shows
promise
from the 20- to the 45-minute mark, but then just falls into an incoherent mess.
He's a simple tribesman/He-man warrior who leads a village of displaced tribes people to the
promise
land.
Will Yor lead the people to the
promise
land and find out the meaning behind that funky gold medallion that he wears around his neck?
He sets out on a commando expedition with a sergeant and a dirty half-dozen volunteers, scalawags freed from the gallows and kept in line (barely) with a
promise
of hidden gold.
It's
promise
of combining the two genres, was overblown.
Today Battlestar Galactica is considered to be an example of how not to do sci-fi - despite the opening promise, with the unforgettable destruction of humanity's home and the following
promise
of hope still bringing tears to my eyes - the series quickly degenerated into children's television aimed at the youngest and dimmest of children everywhere.
But none of that affects the
promise
of this opening film, which has all the elements any successful film or TV Movie could hope to employ - drama, action, loyalty, betrayal, destruction and death, loss and hope, and the most lovable of characters everywhere - right down to Boxey, who by owning Muffit, was the envy of children everywhere... (In fact it's rumoured that Annakin Skywalker's look was based on him!)
Immediately after the assassination, a
promise
by Brutus to Antony's servant of safe conduct for Antony, who thus knows when he comes to the Capitol and weeps over Caesar's body, challenging the conspirators to kill him also, that there is no danger of their doing so.
It showed a lot of promise, I was even mesmerized as it used Josh Groban's Mi Mancherai to great effect which left the viewer with such a teaser that I could not wait to know more about the film and its plot.
I've been waiting for Meadows to make a film that fulfilled the
promise
his short films showed ever since seeing his short film Where's the Money, Ronny?, and with Dead Man's Shoes he finally delivers.
All and all, the mother is just a ghostly projection, a tantalizing dream, an empty
promise.
Right...well Ali (based on a "true" Story) is a bit of a Fat Phobic (just like almost in one in America who's never felt the pain of being fat)..thinking it all about your attitude..and when she loses her sports scholarship..she decides to enter a student film competition for the prize money for school.....and her idea is to prove being unhappy and fat is all out the fat person's negative attitude....if only people like her little brother(overweight) had a positive attitude their lives would be better..thats why she's popular (not because she's a pretty blonde jock)..the commercials leading up to this promised a true look/insight into one area of life where bigotry and prejudice are allowed to reign supreme... i "thought" finally people see something about the cost of our obsession with weight...how thou bashing of gay and others may be illegal...but fat bashing is More than OK....But the
promise
of the commercials was NEVER delivered...even although Ali don's the "Fat suit" for at least a month...at the end of it..she's still very hateful over her mom's past weight (its treated like a very dirty little secret)..never asking why people over eat...or even some the different causes people gain weight, her partner on the film has a hard attitude towards the world in general and never stops calling the one "fat" girl and meets and befriends.."her Fat friend"...after a month spent on this Ali changes only a little..after lying to everyone very little is said after ward...you keep waiting/hoping for her "a Ha! Moment" when finally the light turns on...but we all stay in the dark...along w/her...even at the end when her "boyfriend" admit being a jock if she were to quote "get fat"...he would dump her..because well he's a jock basically...she just shrugs smiles...but then again Jenny Craig was the sponsor...guess that should have told me something....at the end she more or less right and don't let the world decide who you are....or I'm not Shallow...just selectively deep;(
It's a shame to see films that
promise
to parody the formulaic and over-constructed nature of "epic" films, but fail, and subsequently conform to what is now the "spoof" genre.
While the premise certainly has promise, alas said
promise
is severely undermined by writer/director Brett Piper's lackluster execution: the sluggish pace crawls along for the first two thirds of the picture, there's no spooky atmosphere to speak of, the special effects are strictly so-so, and the drab and uneventful script gets bogged down in a dull surplus of insipid talk.
Will this live up to the
promise?
This has to be one of the lamest movies ever produced, despite the
promise
of a winning cast (Cindy Williams, Leslie Neilsen).
It showed a lot of
promise
when the leader of the mercenaries was doing his recruiting of different characters.
Don't even bother renting it I
promise
you that.
This movie starts with a lot of
promise.
I bought this film solely on the
promise
of Chad Allen's acting skills.
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