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A severe backwards step for the
puppets
in this mainly dull and tedious outing.
Guy Rolfe, so fantastic as Andre Toulon in part three barely features this time and Richard Band's fantastical them tune appears with the
puppets
a fair few minutes in to the film.
Totems, minions of the Egyptian God Sutek want the secret of animation life back and the
puppets
(when they surface) act with a previously unseen cleverness to attempt to destroy the ugly and very computer game looking Totems.
The Totems merely complicate the series and distract from the things that previously made the series so unique - they don't share the weird beauty of the
puppets
and thus don't really fit in.
To this day, Malcolm McLaren is telling anyone daft enough to believe him that the Sex Pistols were his idea and that the band members were his
puppets
to be used to make him money.
Retro Puppet Master is complete and utter CRAP.In particular,the
puppets
look stupid,and crappy.The acting was unforgivable and the story was rancid.This movie goes back into the the past,where the dolls where first created,thats not Puppet Master.Retro Puppet Master is rated PG-13,the first Puppet Master to be rated PG-13.The movie contains no horror,or suspense.The fact that this movie was a Puppet Master film boggles the mind,because this installment doesnt have the buckets of blood,good acting,or any entertaiment like the previous movies did.Dont see this movie,dont rent it,and dont even watch it f its on TV,because this film is stale,not violent,and completely crappy.2
Apparently they used some type of
puppets
for the "alien dinosaurs" like they did in Star Wars.
The
puppets
didn't even do anything nor did they kill people.
The acting is like watching wooden
puppets
moving around and reading from a book, that's how bad it is.
This one and the one prior "Toulon's Revenge" and the next one seem to be completely different from the first two movies where the
puppets
were not so nice.
It is basically choose your series, the first two go together and paint the
puppets
as killers, while the next three are a series of them being the good guys.
Basically, a kid gets the
puppets
while some strange dark lord or something sends his evil
puppets
out to kill, this dark lord looks like some sort of enemy from one of those live action Japanese shows like Ultraman.
Anyway they pick a point in time before the first movie when Toulon is still alive, he and the
puppets
are sitting around, and a wooden head roll on the floor and the
puppets
want to know if that is a dead family member or something, it doesn't matter.
Cloying and sappy, the only redeeming quality of the film was its use of
puppets
in an attempt (albeit a failed one) to structure some kind of narrative.
It fails at even this, since there's way too much "plot", and not nearly enough goofy
puppets
and ridiculous gore.
Seriously, the
puppets
are sweet, and the guys in suits crack me up pretty good.
He used this power to bring normal
puppets
to life.
I mean, I can understand how someone may not like 'Star Wars' due to the whole Sci-Fi genre, but to not like a movie starring some of the most lovable
puppets
in the history of mankind is almost sad.
Featuring classic comedians and guest star cameos, keeps to a simple but original plot, classic Muppet lame jokes, Paul Williams genius in song writing, and Electric Mayhem madness, and comes off with an amazing movie especially when you realize that the major cast are
puppets.
Only Croft has come close to Hensen's genius with
puppets.
With excellent special effects, moderate make-up, and
puppets
and robots that exceed the Henson standard of perfection; as well as a very well written story, and character driven plot, FarScape looks to be a fantastically original, creative, and clever science fiction series.
I remember those days as pleasant memories and now I hope the children of today can learn to love simpler things like hearing stories, inexpensive props, riding the swings, and talking to
puppets.
seriously, if you have little kids don't let them see this. of course i am a little biased because of an irrational fear of
puppets
and midgets.
The acting in this movie is so bad it seems intentional, and to let you know how bad the special effects are, there is one scene when the
puppets
are coming alive where you can see most of a hand holding the puppet, moving it about.
I also agree with you motter-1, but why people like the others is because they're more thrilling than horror, and because the
puppets
are made to look scarier.
OK...i have seen just about everything....and some are considered classics that shouldn't be ( like all those Halloween movies that suck crap or even Steven king junk).......and some are considered just OK that are really great.....( like carnival of souls )........and then some are just plain ignored............like ( evil ed ) or ( pumpkin head and brain dead "the bud Cort one" ) then some stick in your head once seen and never leave...........that's what this did to me........and for my money this is much better than last house on the left............last house was great till the ending...then it blew chunks.....what kind of dummy is gonna give a blow job to someone who just killed their kids ????.completely stupid ..go find the movie "bully" or even "funny games" if ya want realism and to be creep ed out.........but this damn thing stuck with me for years.........one cause chuck Connors always was scary.........two Tanya Roberts is the best female victim ever........three the chick being smothered in plaster still is one of the all time worst killings on film........and 4th the telekinetic powers thing blew my mind and came totally unexpected.......not to mention the dummies wax figures
puppets
etc.......it should be right there with psycho,last house,Texas chainsaw,etc....... it's a classic..............and deservedly so...........
The
puppets
are fantastically cute, the backgrounds are colorful and even though they are created out of cardboard, foam, paint, and pure imagination, they remind us of our own childhoods, when we could spend the day at our own grandma's house, exploring the world around us.
There were some funny looking
puppets
called "The Mitts" who would always discuss childhood things.
They looked like hand
puppets.
Critters 4 have a more serious tone in it, the first half of the movie (even without seeing one Critter yet) you have a scary feeling watching it, too bad they didn't "milk" out the Critters, I mean even if they only had two (2)
puppets
they could still have used them on-screen a lot more.
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