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I bet that every person who had his/her name even remotely attached to this junk (e.g., the caterer) is ashamed beyond redemption.
Absolutely nothing remotely exciting, suspenseful, or surprising occurs in this tame whodunit.
The script was banal in the extreme, nobody at any time said anything remotely interesting.
The only film that he has attempted to anchor that I've remotely enjoyed was Waiting... and that is almost solely because I've worked in a restaurant.
But it actually does not!!! there is nothing that can be remotely associated with comedy in the movie!!!
Instead it's just a bland, plodding and meandering stiff that never catches fire or becomes even remotely amusing in a so-shoddy-it's-smoking sort of way.
'wiedzmin' the movie is nothing but a collection of random scenes, featuring wiedzmin and other characters from sapkowski's writings, but not eben remotely resembling the plot and dramatic pace of the original.
Some of make-up effects are remotely decent but still not spectacular and the soundtrack contains some of the most awful punk-songs ever.
The only remotely interesting thing was when the one guy refers to someone as a Veg-e-tab-le.
There were no scenes that were horrifying, even remotely.
Maybe the film makers should have done a little research, I mean my god, at least get the name of the newspaper right, or film in locations that look at least remotely like Connecticut.
There was nothing remotely funny about this movie.
It makes fun of various sports movies and clichés but nothing about it is remotely funny.
This Italian turkey was inspired by Richard Fleischer's successful slavery-saga "Mandingo", released one year earlier, but since the makers were even too lazy to think up a different title, you shouldn't expect anything that even remotely resembles a narrative depth, character drawings, unsettling atmosphere or thought-provoking statements regarding cross cultural relationships.
It's not even remotely funny, clever or entertaining - it's stupid - and so is the movie.
That's about the only remotely interesting situation in the whole movie, but Eastwood wasn't experienced enough an actor to pull it off, and his character comes across as petulant rather than angry or embittered.
It is very bad and not in such a way that it is even remotely funny.
I simply cannot understand how any Who fan, or just plain anyone could find this awful, lazy, poorly written abomination even remotely funny.
As for the "star" of the movie (I use a lot of quotes tonight...), Lou Diamond Philips, the guy is not even remotely an actor.
Still, even without all the prejudices, "Inhabited" is a remotely entertaining albeit unmemorable straight-to-video horror flick.
They reeked of low budget, and really ruined the viewers entertainment, even if he had been remotely interested in the plot.
Also the film is full of disgusting bathroom humor that is just revolting and not even remotely funny.
The actors did what they could with what they had to work with, but the screenplay just wasn't adequate to make it even remotely interesting.
I can't even comprehend how someone can find this movie remotely funny, the only character it has going for it, is the evil super nerd game designer, and that gets old after a while.
Several duos of people are chasing this goat-munching monster (remotely resembling the midget version of the Pumpkinhead demon) through the streets and ghettos of an ugly city.
Anyone that thinks this movie is even remotely decent should be hung.
There is absolutely NOTHING remotely entertaining in this film.
With a budget running into the tens of dollars, some of the most abysmal acting you have ever seen, and absolutely NO even remotely frightening moments - not even a nanosecond!
The only part of the film that you actually may find remotely funny is before they even get to the island, where Eddie's son is blasted out of the bathroom by a jet of water and then that's it!
Much like the awful "The Scarlet Letter" made in 1995, which twisted the original story around so much to suit the MacDonaldsland crowd, that it became an aberration, not even a bastardization, but a pile of goop that has been sort of shaped similar but does not look, feel or even remotely resemble the spirit of the original.
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