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The next night I tried to watch the rest, and again it was putting me to sleep!
Thank you WB for doing the right thing and putting this horse out of its beginning-to-end misery.
This 3rd rate biker film was putting me to sleep as soon as the opening credits came on the screen.
The visuals while were cool were sooooo drawn out... 5 minutes of a guy crawling on the ground, 3 minutes of a girl putting on her makeup.
Experiments made out on people only to make the perfect assassins yet the question of why they would bother putting Bob and Marion in the same building as each other is beyond me.
That alone should have stopped me from putting it into the V.C.R.
I'm not putting down the works of such actresses as Ellen Barkin and Peta Wilson (who will find something besides TV's "Le Femme Nikita" worthy of her talents.)
However, if you find this movie cheap or free I'd watch it, the last scene is almost worth putting up with this whole film.
(My particular favourite makeup moment is that the only way they age Depardieu as far as I could see was by putting a straight hair wig on him, instead of wavy).
This film suffers horrendously from its direction "Julian Grant" , and its incompetent lead, Steve Guttenberg, who's putting a solid effort to win a Bruce Willis look-alike contest!
After putting a mummy in a local museum goes through the cat-scan, a metal object in it's brain reacts adversely to the procedure, thus freeing the spirit,or phantom if you will, of the mummy, Belphegor.
My friend was putting her head in my shoulder towards the end because after the scene with Rick on the ceiling peeing, she had had enough.
Throughout the whole movie I felt as if the actors were not putting forth any emotions, as if they were reading from the script the entire time.
The otherwise fine actor Dennis Quaid is putting on what must be one of the worst performances of an actor in many a moon!
Shame on DirecTV for putting it on pay-per-view.
Now, I am going to do this without putting spoilers if I can.
The show's about a young girl, Carly, putting on a web-show with her friends, which I can say is without a doubt a nicer version of the internet.
So bad in fact I didnt even finish it, I made it up to a certain point then proceeded to see how long I could go without putting a rope around my neck and hanging myself.
This is amusing, and just about saved me putting the film in the 'awful' bracket, but the film as a whole is one of the most unpleasant I've ever seen.
They pick at it weirdly, putting in half a scene here and half a scene there that come from the first version.
If putting a muscle guy in cool leather jacket walking in slow-mo and throw in a funky rap song is the main ingredient of making a great action movie, then sayonara action movie!!
A mad scientist(Stacy Keach)proceeds with an experiment putting the cabbie's brain inside the American's head.
ISLAND OF DOOMED MEN is one of these films and it's pretty obvious the studio isn't putting much effort into the movie, as I think the plot was written by penguins.
Watching this film made me wonder, just why was Universal putting out films like this?
First off if you insist on watching this movie do two things first put it on mute, don't worry you miss a plot, hell they don't even talk for the first 70 min of an 87 min movie, after putting on mute you must now hit fast forward till the main chick dies don't worry even if your paying attention you won't know why or how she died.
The "creature feature" genre of movies has been putting out some pretty awful stuff in recent years (Godzilla 2000 anyone?), but this movie makes me think the creators weren't even trying.
Putting it gently, this is not "Berlin - symphony of a city" or "Man with a Movie Camera".
The many similarities, both structurally and literally, with 'Amadeus' aside the 'Copying Beethoven' deliberately chooses the easy path by putting audience before art.
the legs,too are skinny enough, and that act of putting the water hose through the legs, is down right obscene.
Putting Keanu and Diaz in the same movie should at least provide some eye candy, but Baigelman even cops out on that score, grudging his actors up with little positive effect.
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