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It's supposed to be a comedy, but there are only four or five scenes where I actually laughed, and I think that's rather poor.
"Chairman of the Board" did not add humor to my attitude, rather it enraged me.
There is a vain attempt to build up the tension but I found this didn't really work and made the film rather boring.The creature didn't appear much and when it did it didn't really install a feeling of horror.There is one scene where someone gets the flesh ripped from his arm but that was basically it on the gore front.
Seeing how it all began is very satisfying, and viewed in mind of the rest of the series, rather moving actually.
The only mildly shocking scene involves crazy Jonas, going a bit Goldfinger, wielding a blood soaked dildo; a scene that is just plain bizarre rather than graphic.
I'd rank this up there with Tender Flesh as one of the Franco films I'd rather not have in my collection, although the music is jazzy and fun. 4 out of 10, yecch.
I do not refer to the acting but rather the premise of both films, which try to portray psychopathic criminals as heroic figures.
The actors in ape suits looked like extra large chimps, rather than great apes (there is a difference).
This abomination and the sequel ONE MORE TIME (no thanks) and the hideous Jerry Lewis disasters like Don't RAISE THE BRIDGE LOWER THE WATER (why not just flush instead) drove cinema owners to close their doors rather than be forced to run these films.
Rather than fighting back in the moment, the "hero" draws upon built-up inner anxiety to engage in a single act of power in an attempt to restore equilibrium.
I would rather watch the worst film by Ed Wood or Edgar G. Ulmer than something like this.
The apocalypse should have been carried out and discovered throughout the entire season, rather than just mentioning there are some evil dudes an hour before the season ends.
I couldn't help thinking that it gave me the impression of a TV sitcom rather than a movie.
Rather watch CSI and Without a Trace, without a doubt.
Frankly, most of this seemed rather silly and lost me.
Obviously it was no one's dream to make this movie, but rather, this was concocted in a board room somewhere, then produced with cold efficiency.
I rather watch Carrot Top do a George Bush impression than watch this no-skill hack.
The plot seems to be fairly down to Earth, but it's also rather boring and I can't say that I enjoyed myself at all during this movie.
Also, I wish he'd come up with a better story than the rather pedestrian one witnessed here.
OK, whatever buddy) Dude I'd rather chop down forests then have my braincells diminish and my Grey matter leak out of my ears.
i would rather watch play school.
They also spend too much time on talking rather than fighting which can bore the viewers.
Sadly, FLYNN runs out of steam after about the first 35 minutes and with the entrance of hammy Steven Berkoff in a detour to New Guinea, (looking and acting like he wanted the Klaus Kinski role in FITZCARRALDO) the film starts to resemble a tele movie rather than a major cinema biography.
I would rather watch Star Crystal....... Holy cow maybe that is not a good example.
It's a rather badly written stuff, never interesting or witty.
The story of two friends living in New York searching for their pal from high school who is now living homeless under the boardwalk at Coney Island, has flashes of being a very good film, but ultimately is weighted down by the story focusing on Stan and Daniel, rather than on their homeless friend Richie.
However, writer Cryer and director Richard Schenkman are too busy dealing with the fairly uninteresting lives of Stan and Daniel rather than focusing on Richie.
Their resolution of the movie was rather comic though, the story had so obviously painted itself into a corner.
The only thing that I found rather attention holding in the movie was the transformation of the two main characters, Jan and Eva.
Chan is now working for the US Secret Service rather than the Honolulu Police Department.
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