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One problem I see is that the magnitude of the novel asks for a miniseries of several hours, rather than a regular movie.
She came across as a ditsy household decoration, rather than a strong woman.
Well let me tell you, I would have rather watched Herbie: Fully Loaded twice in a row.
A rather disappointing film.
I could deal with an owl joke the first few times, but after an hour i just can't take it, i would rather kill myself than see that damn owl again.
Obviously a low-quality picture, both visually and dramatically, with a rather resigned Burt, but not unwatchable.
Rather watch American Pie, Going Greek or Road Trip if you're in the mood for a teen comedy.
Mel Welles, you might remember him as Mr. Mushnick in Roger Corman's Little Shop of Horrors, directs this somewhat interesting yet wholly twisted tale of Dr. Frankenstein's daughter carrying on her father's work after his death and creating a creature not for its intellectual ability or its likelihood to be/do good but rather for its sex appeal.
The story starts off in the home of a little girl who is going to have a Birthday Party and both the mother and father seemed to act rather quiet and reserved with each other.
Mainly, it is said rather early on that the killer (Jack O'Halloran, whom is one of the few slightly known actors) only kills women.
To my surprise the Americans got it right this time, as their version with Meryl Streep and Roseanne is played for laughs and is rather funny.
It's all rather sick really.
It's rather impossible to identify with anyone in this film from here in Middle England.
The music by Charles Bernstein is suitably creepy, but so over-used, it's ends up being intrusive rather than effective.
Released direct to television in America, the sequel does improve on the original in most respects, but in so doing, it becomes bland rather than interesting.
The town square that is all we ever see of Quebec is a rather obvious flatly lit studio interior, giving many scenes an old TV miniseries look, as does director Jean Beaudin's reluctance to offer much in the way of long shots or even exteriors.
It's hardly a comedy, rather a dull indie film about a group of losers.
This was included on the disk "Shorts: Volume 2"--a rather dull collection of short films.
Angel-A is a change of pace for Besson; monochrome, mawkish and rather mediocre.
None of this made it into the movie because they needed to give us a fictitious story of a ridiculously awful deputy and his rather homely, sex-starved girlfriend.
A rather lame teen slasher from Brisbane.
And Billy D. Williams looked like he'd rather be anywhere but in this movie.
Well, the first 10 minutes were OK, but then it disintegrates into a rather pretentious journey of a young man looking for the essence of life.
They are not your ordinary wax dummies, but rather people still alive controlled by some serum that makes them lose control of all neurological function.
Am I the only one that really saw (rather sleptwalked) through this "film"?
Given the subject matter of drug addiction Down to the Bone almost can't help but be a rather depressing film.
All in all this movie is a bleak, depressing and rather dull ride.
I would have much rather seen the kiddies run up and bit people on the thighs than this.
Speaking of mysteries, watch a good one rather than this.
The opening scenes are particularly poorly lit, the women's costumes are terrible (the men look all right), and a lot of the characters--including Dorian--seem to have 1970s rather than Victorian hairstyles.
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