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Holbrook's (President) talents were never realized in this movie.

What was the aim here...I started to have a look at it but then I realized that it had no aim...poor acting...no action and no story..i ended up listening to it while i was surfing the web reading about David Beckham's $250 million dollar US soccer Galaxy contract.

The worst part about it is that either nobody in 1979 realized the asinine events of the movie (such as Concorde's door popping off at some ungodly high altitude or Patroni shooting a flair gun out the window at Mach 2 to avoid a NUCLEAR WARHEAD!?!?!?....what were they thinking???)were totally unrealistic or they just didn't care!

Writer/director John Shiban damn well realized that the ultra-thin basic storyline nearly wasn't enough to fill a whole movie with, and thus he stuffs up his film like a Thanksgiving turkey with imbecile and nonsensical padding material.

At first I was positive this was supposed to be a comedy or satire of some kind, but as the endless minutes drone on and on, I realized that it wasn't and the film was just grossly incompetent in every way, shape, and form.

Combine good casting, bad writing, good orchestral scoring, bad dialogue, and good story idea with lots of potential but is never realized then you have Slipstream.

Lloyd blamed his fall on many external sources, but never realized that the Glass character's enemy was not sound but the Great Depression.

I just finished watching this horribly depressing drama and realized that, in light of recent dramas such as these, the only ones who could be considered abnormal are those who are least aware that life is nothing more than tragic.

But, instead, I realized that these films have made the very determination of the great "tragedy" trivial when the same boring situations, the same suffocating dysfunctional families and friendships continue to play out just have they been over and over again in some sort of attempt to knock out previous distortions of family life (much of it existing in the 1950s and earlier with personality and character aberrations being made ever so subtle), supplanting it instead with the "reality" of how things actually are.

I never realized that he ever did anything other than sit on a horse.

Then I realized they really are supposed to be guys.

I realized it had Chevy Chase in it with the same name he had in Caddyshack so I had an idea this was Caddyshack 2. At the end of the movie when I did find out it was Caddyshack 2 I was disappointed.

Most of us have ghosts in the closet, and Costner's character are realized early on, and then forgotten until much later, by which time I did not care.

I bought it and I couldn't wait to watch this film that had I loved as a kid, and then as I saw this film again many years later,it hit me.... Why in the world did I like this film as a Kid, watching it again as an adult I realized that this film is terrible.

At that moment I realized it was a post-apocalyptic movie but I still had high hopes for it.

I won't even try to discuss the incoherence of the "plot" or the inability of the characters to be personable because at about 1 hour in, I realized none of this mattered.

I thought it was no better than a travelogue except for one thing: For the first time in my life I realized why it would be good to be rich.

I really tried to give this film a chance but when I realized that most of the film was being told by a bunch of boring officials walking around and talking on phones, I knew it was over.

I waited for another 20 minutes and by then i was so frustrated that I started reading reviews on IMDb and realized that the director has wasted precious time of so many people.

I have been tragically bored with every one of them as soon as I realized that they were even more unrealistic than Jean Claude VanDamme's.

Particularly the final twenty minutes are a complete "orgy" of gunfire, explosions and executions realized through improvised homemade measures.

Upon watching it, I realized I not only got less than I could have ever bargained for, but a whole lot more as well.

The follow on TV series was just as bad and the Navy finally realized that support for this series would just make them look bad.

Sadly he died before the movie was completed, and it is very apparent at the conclusion of the film that the stories original climatic scene was never realized.

How dare the writers ignore this special bond between them and turn him into a baddie who get's killed by Charlie (in a particularly awkward scene) just because they realized the movie was getting boring.

Having watched the first scene, I realized the acting was so bad that it couldn't possibly pick up later.

I developed some hopes for the film, which were partially realized.

Sadly, it wasn't more than ten or fifteen minutes into the movie that I realized that this is a disaster of epic proportions.

But, after I looked up its information here, I realized there might be reasons for the low quality of directing and producing.

Seriously, folks...I was getting ready to actually write the Razzie Council and recommend this movie as Razzie Champ for 2007...until I got on IMDb.com and realized its copyright date was 2006 and not 2007.

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