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Seriously, anyone who watches "Dragon Fighter" with Dean Cain and a bunch of people making their first movie should know better than to expect real quality or even moderate intelligence.
Parents are supposed to be encouraged after all to take part in their children's activities and to monitor the quality of the entertainment that they view so there should be something that appeals to an adult audience on some level even in children's movies.
I will confess, however, that certain passages of dialogue, taken on their own terms, do have a lulling, haunting quality.
In addition to that, the sound quality is terrible and there are no subtitles on the DVD.
The only redeeming quality of the movie is the exquisite beauty of the leading actresses.
In this case, according to the credits, the same guy was "writter and director" - unfortunately, an indication of the overall quality of this production.
I'm a huge fan of the Cusacks, this being the sole reason I watched this movie, but the only reason I can see for their presence was the reprise, in complete and depth less quality, their exact roles from Grosse Point Blanc.
I was surprised by the quality of the film.
Now I find it more amusing than scary, but with some pretty unsettling moments and with a kind of sleazy quality to it that I like.
I had been expecting a lot from it, as I'm a huge fan of James Cameron (and not just since "Titanic", I might add), and his name in the credits I thought would be a guarantee of quality (Then again, he also wrote the leaden Strange Days..).
Of these three, only the last comes anywhere near the quality of animation and storytelling that I would expect.
I got so bored I started looking for some reflections on life in this movie but it's just plain realism, the most overrated quality in the business.
This movie is another fine example of what Jerry Bruckheimer, since about 1997, seems to be best at--hyping up a movie a year before its release and not coming through with a quality movie.
There is a lot of gratuitous graphics, all of pathetic quality.
The only redeeming quality of this overlong miscast melodrama is the scenery of southern France and the voice of Nana Mascouri singing the theme song.
As is the Disney tradition, quality is sacrificed in the name of a quick cash-in; this is a lazy retread with Moranis accidentally shrinking himself and a few relatives so they can repeat all the best scenes from the original movie.
The print quality is excellent, but this alone can't hide the fact that the film is deadly dull.
It has a lot of cool stuff in it, and some quality scenes.
Okay, the story makes no sense, the characters lack any dimensionally, the best dialogue is ad-libs about the low quality of movie, the cinematography is dismal, and only editing saves a bit of the muddle, but Sam" Peckinpah directed the film.
Even when you ignore the fact that the DVD is clearly sourced from an interlaced master and just plain nasty to watch in motion, the film has no redeeming qualities (save Anna's presence) to make watching a top quality Blu-Ray transfer worthwhile.
Oh, sorry, wrong movie, I was thinking of a better quality film.
No one has any redeeming quality or point-of-interest.
Not one quality to this movie.
The star quality in this movie is not bad.
However this was quality of unease was lost amongst the overblown imagery, both visual and in the script, that you were practically hammered over the head with.
When you get your hands on a British film you expect some sort of quality.
Miller looks overweight and amateurish here - no star quality at all.
The cover on the DVD and disc is freaking awesome, you would think they made a movie about sweet tooth from twisted metal black which is still a really great idea, but this movie's actors are worst then Ben's performance in pearl harbor, porno's have better quality and better actors.
Really, the quality level never surpassed ordinary TV-thriller standards.
The acting was high school drama quality, with stiff wooden delivery, as though the actors were reading from cue cards without comprehending their lines.
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