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The ending is particularly silly, and should have been accompanied by someone going "Ta-Da!!!!" as the scriptwriter just pulls something random out of his butt.
It runs like a bad video of a junior high school play, characters wandering past the camera and uttering highly timed and rehearsed lines, passing off as random prison talk.
Action scenes were thrown in at random intervals which made no sense in the context of the movie.
Items appeared and disappeared at random, etc.
Meanwhile, Family Guy has about five minutes of story in each episode, with tons of celebrity jokes and random flashbacks thrown in.
But halfway through there is a random scene that pops out of nowhere and involves one of the (female) prisoners and one of the (male) guards in a nude wrestling match, which she wins with a couple of judo moves.
Thrown in are random scenes of Surrender Cinema's many movies (primarily lesbian scenes).
It's a rambling, random, dull piece, with little to recommend it.
Don Warrington has very little to do except 'be black', and due to the random script hacks Christopher Strauli changes character at least twice.
Three unconnected stories about completely stupid and random things are occasionally interrupted by a bus and a boring monologue about relationships by a stupid man.
A group of 20-something high school cheerleaders, two random guys, and the fat, stupid comic-relief slob become stranded in the country and find a house where they plan to stay the night.
The problem is that most of the events are random and unpredictable.
This movie doesn't have any of that natural footage, which I understand is part of the point, but it really makes the entire video component of the film seem like random images stuck together-- ones and zeroes flying around, computer models of human skeletons, and so forth.
The sad attempt to pull in a Gothic girl, an overworked business man, and 15 year old geek, and some random guy into a video game that kills you is a bad plot to begin with.
Every cast member seems to have been picked up off the street at random.
I am just writing random things to fill up space- because I need ten lines of text in order to publish this review.
Frist off, the humor in The Daily Show according to Jon Stewart expects you to find a random filmed quote said by either Bush, Cheney or a random republican humorous because well, because.
Jon sets up the joke, setting it in writers specific context and expects that the random quote somehow delivers the punchline.
This garbage is a prime example of what kind of lame, random, uninspired, last minute, generic plot twists have become the norm since movies like "The Sixth Sense" and "The Others" were released.
There's mostly just random yelling, thoughtful staring, and chunky sentences.
It was disjointed with random cuts from the main story to kids in a skate park, the story it's self made no sense.
Quinn is a perfect outcast that eventually started to fit in; Stacey is a complete oddball; Dustin gets put through a bunch of strange, random situations; and Michael is kind of the comic relief right-hand man of Logan.
Instead admire how the main good guy can't even handle a random old guy in the bar - who is presented as the bad guy yet speaks out against the barman's decision to hire a scantily clad woman to dance badly in the corner for "entertainment" - all the good guys seem to enjoy this!
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?
Any skin shown in the movie was obviously random, just to attract the R-rating for sex.
The truth is, there is not enough I can say about the confusing senseless plot, the really atrocious acting (I'm talking nasty here folks), or the random images of violence toward women that make up the chaotic pastiche of radically horrendous film-making mistakes that propel this affront to all that is good and decent in the world of cinema, nay, human culture.
I feel a greater sense of suspense and anticipation listening to a computerized voice chip endlessly droning out the products of a random number generator.
It all seems so random to me.
There is no story, just random clips.
Shot after shot of Bishop walking up to some random chick and grabbing her most intimate parts, as if he were shaking her hand.
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