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I would have liked to have seen some sort of creatures rather than the big baddie just be another "super" zombie.
I think i would rather have my piles clipped with a pair of rusty clippers than bear another 5 minutes of this movie.
The acting is terrible, the special effects (as mentioned) are impossible to take seriously, and once you've seen one giant spider being blown up; you've seen them all, so it gets boring rather quickly.
It does not have anything particularly novel or interesting to say on this subject and is in fact rather dull.
After making many Super Flops, and not receiving any movies from a producer rather then his Family.
I don't really "get" Samuel Jackson's acting most of the time in his other films, but he was rather good in this film.
He rarely yelled and went much further in his character rather than reverting to an "in your face anger."
The plot was completely predictable, the editing was rather limited, I swear the editor was even dozing off near the end when he was cutting this movie, and the direction was clouded by bad cinematography.
Overall, I find this show to be rather unwatchable compared to newer animes and some from the same era, but this is just a personal opinion I am sure many other reviewers love the show which is cool.
The Camals Are Coming is a rather disappointing British comedy from 1934.
One of those movies where you'd rather have the time you spent watching it back.
Some of them (The Guns Of Navarone, Fear Is The Key, Where Eagles Dare) have been translated rather well; some (Breakheart Pass, Ice Station Zebra, The Secret Ways) have been passable enough; a few (River Of Death, Bear Island, The Way To Dusty Death) have been pretty rotten.
But if you rather keep your sanity, stay AWAY.
The whole thing feels rather rushed.
I'll give it that, which is why I gave it a 3 rather than a 1.
I would agree with another viewer who wrote that this movie recalls the offbeat Melanie Griffith/Jeff Daniels comedy, "Something Wild," in which a rather eccentric free-spirit hooks up with a conservative and very orderly young man, and the two pose as a couple and basically, her personality gradually has an effect on him.
Prior to Airport 79' these movies were rather good.
Rather it is the unconvincing female performances and rather tedious script that the film so obviously relied on a little too much.
The movie itself is rather unbelievable and juvenile in its plot (did I spell Juvinile right??) I noticed a comment from another reviewer who has given The Box a 10 rating, who was derisive in his comments on other reviewers who gave the movie a 1 or 2 rating and couldn't spell.
The fact that I am writing this review feels like an insult to my fingers, this film should be thrown in to the dustbin rather than be reviewed.
It was a very superficial movie and it gave me the feeling that I was watching play rather than a film.
There seems to be a strange tendency for Americans to classify their films as 'comedy' when they are funny peculiar rather than funny ha ha.
Maybe comedy means something different when applied to a film rather than a series in America.
With such a wreck of a human being in the midst of failing health and aptitude, one would assume a dedicated assistant would go to great lengths to protect his boss (and his future), yet servant Tom Courtenay prods and badgers and goads Finney to carry on rather than rest.
His patented curmudgeon role seems forced and even unpleasant rather than funny.
In addition, the viewer is presented with numerous ham-handed references to religious faith and U.S. patriotism that come off as over-reverent rather than genuine.
(Not that I'm sexist or anything...) I'd rather watch Sailor Moon, it's much better than this.
Just the overall story and awful comedy makes this a film you'd rather miss than waste an hour and a half of your life.
How can Kevin Connor possibly think that we'd rather listen to Peter Cushing's fake accent and look at some ridiculous ape-man whose voice sounds like a scratched cd than gaze at the beautiful Munro?
It's rather pathetic and grotesque.
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