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Yet another movie classic utterly ruined by a cheap, shallow, effect-heavy and redundant remake.
This gets a two because I liked it as a kid, but it became so redundant that I just started to hate it...
A very tedious and redundant mess with mediocre slashings and a final half hour that sucked on a whole new level of suckiness.
With very poor production value including obvious sanitary appliances and phony softcore sex to a story which is a messy mix of comedy and drama, "Lies" quickly becomes redundant ad nauseam.
The commentary by the girl's adult voice, which tells us nothing but negligible, obvious, boring, redundant things.
I've heard a lot of people complaining that the film rips off several previous horror movies, including everything from Halloween to Prom Night to Carrie, and as much as I hate to be redundant, the rip off is so blatant that it is impossible not to say anything.
This movie became redundant, retarded, and ridiculous after the first twenty seconds had gone by.
This episodic, seemingly redundant trilogy only really makes sense taken as a whole, and as such it is not a movie about Groovin' Gary, Utah cross-dressing sensation.
Most of which is redundant, but the sheer ineptitude and lack of point is somewhat comic in effect.
It is redundant, boring, common and badly done.
The movie itself shows how the life was in the ex-Yu (Belgrade) and I have to give credit to Pinki's father who in my opinion was the best actor alongside Kure, for brilliantly playing the role of a redundant officer, reflecting his huge disappointment towards the government for releasing him from his duties and for never being able to enjoy "his five minutes", despite committing himself 100% to the army in his entire life.
Nothing worse than redundant dialogue that has to set the scene to save time.
Some of the fight sequences are quite terribly shot/choreographed (eg on top of the tram) to the point where a parody of such scenes would be redundant.
For a John Woo film, this one is pretty redundant.
This rather unknown and underrated 80's exploitation movie opens rather slow and ordinary, with redundant speeches about manhood and the art of deer-hunting, but the exciting and genuinely suspenseful hunting sequences during the last half hour widely make up for this.
After all, how much emphasis should a palm tree receive - shot and reshot via redundant closeups and pull backs?
The duo depart on a highly dangerous mission (apparently involving a "Satan bug")with the minimal of briefing, exchange wisecracks as they descend into France by parachute, and link up with several gypsies, including a redundant girl.(Oh
Stracynski's attempt at a Lovecraftian tale is okay, but both somewhat at odds with B5, mildly redundant (aren't the Shadows Lovecraftian?), and at the end goes for a big battle/finish (complete with a "blow 'em up" bomb tactic).
The script of "Petulia" is a guide to moderation and restraint: the film does not emphasize nor is it redundant, but paints all those aspects as integral parts of the portrait of a British woman trapped in (and adapted to) the life of her rich and influential in-laws, and whose intent of rupture is as fragile, fragmented and banal as her personal structure.
What's next, George A. Romero remaking 'Dirty Dancing'?? Less surprising than the awkward director choice, however, is how silly and redundant this movie is...
Drawing the viewers' attention to a specific happening on a part of the screen with a rectangle is cheesy and redundant; even without it the viewers would look at what the filmmakers want them to watch.
This guy's jokes are so boring and redundant.
There are a lot of scenes in which you're supposed to cry, but delivery is so phoned and trite you're left wondering how could anyone more than six years old would fall into these cheap Hollywood tricks in which they make you automatically cry via a mix of pompous music, ruffian camera angles and redundant lines.
Those who feel parents should address rude and co-dependent behavior early, will lose patience with this mess of a movie driven by redundant bad behavior.
Whatever,it's an unwelcome and redundant return to Mean Time territory (now over over 20 years old) that reeks of the late '70s/early '80s and,despite its pretensions has little of the flavour of modern Britain.
This highly redundant sequel involves Taj stuck in that tired old plot where he has to lead some misfits into victory against a superteam of unbeatable snobs.
The slow motion killings are derivative and redundant.
Every once and a while, a redundant character is killed off by a pair of unidentifiable hands that clearly adore twisting people's necks around!
It's repetitious beyond belief, seems about twice as long as it really is, and as the plot of this film revolves around Knox piecing together the events of the original movie, it's also completely redundant.
It is filmed in black and white, with often purposely redundant subtitles.
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