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With character names like "Pistolero", "Comanche" and "The Gent" I braced myself for the worse and was punch in the face by just that.
But the script is simply devoid of one-liners, wit, humour or punch lines of the verbal or physical kind that this kind of film demands.
Jokes fall flat, scenes carry no punch and continuity is virtually non-existent.
They do succeed in making fun of themselves by beating the critics to the punch by portraying themselves as "dinosaurs."
A reasonable story but awful acting, filming, dialogue, and nauseating clichés and punch lines.
Why did old guy get to beat up our hero - and why did the random bloke decide to help old guy in the fight?! Why did the hero collapse under one punch from old guy onto the bar where a stream of water jets out in the background so it looks like it's coming from his mouth?
The children in this cast roll their eyes, crack wise with mature comments, use big words--but when one mealy-mouthed boy calls our pint-sized hero "gay", MacLaine's granny instructs him to go over and punch the kid out (in front the media!).
Yet Billy is probably the guy you want to punch in the face if you meet him.
If you have seen "Bella Martha", well that is the original title and it means "Beautiful Martha", this one is a punch in the stomach.
It just doesn't pack enough emotional punch.
And the punch line - who has taken the "chip" - beggars belief.
The crappy sound effects whenever White Ninja or Black Ninja punch, kick, or use a weapon is hilarious.
Every punch was clearly missed and that became even more annoying because the sound effect weren't synchronised with the punches.
Most of the other characters in the movie lack the punch of the original (Henry Wilcoxon for example) except for the hystericly funny lawyer Peter Blunt, being played by Randy Quaid.
I'd like to see this film put into the hands of experienced scriptwriters and film makers, its an old tale but one that could still pack a punch if dealt with professionally.
I just wanted to punch Tom Arnold and make him cry because he wasted two hours of my life when I was done watching this piece of cinematic filth.
Every time I by pass this show on TV, I absolutely and truthfully want to claw my eyes out, and rip my ears off.It's so unbelievably horrible.The jokes aren't funny, the acting is completely terrible, and the whole entire show is one major disappointment.I hate Charlotte Arnold's guts, and I just want to punch her in the face or stab her with a knife every time I hear her talk.
The big studios' Williamson films of the early-to-mid 70's rarely had the punch of their mid-level counterparts, and this is a prime example.
It's a good looking film but lacks punch.
Watch Dolemite kick, punch, slap and pimp his way across the screen.
This is probably the funniest thing I have ever seen - from start to finish it was perfect in timing, atmosphere, punch lines, background music, fighting sequences and every other possible aspect you can think of.
Stunning, memorable camera movement, and an ending that has an emotional punch that leaves Hollywood films far behind.
It packs the same punch and Dharani true to his cinematic brilliance delivers it with style and panache.
Peter Boyle was always a great actor and he proved it by his performance as a gun-ho Bigot, making me hate him everytime he used the "N" word, I watched him and his big mouth and wanted to punch his lights out.
Leno talks through his punch lines.
This movie is so compelling it drags you in and it involves your every emotion you go thru a emotional roller-coaster ride and when it's over you don't want to do it again so soon because it has that kind of emotional punch that other movies are lacking.
The quick film cuts after each punch line and cute, funny movements and behavior of the characters make it special.
Any film that can make punch lines out of 1920's tennis great Bill Tilden, and British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain wouldn't play too well at the megaplex these days.
The performances of the actors, working with the Polish Brothers' inspiringly offbeat script, are pitch-perfect and give the film its emotional punch.
The writers have updated the tales rather well and twisted them just enough that the familiar endings still pack a punch.
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