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That having been said, there is nothing even remotely suspenseful in this movie, so my enjoyment rested entirely on how entertained I was by the sex scenes.
I found the characters unlikable, I found the story and how it played out to be totally ridiculous, I did not find anything even remotely funny or cute.
Nothing transpires that is even remotely cool.
At least by watching this rubbish I will see all other bad films (including "Cool as Ice") in a new light as none are even remotely as bad as this piece of crap.
_A Whisper in the Dark_ is never even remotely scary and is, ultimately, a very slow-moving and rather pointless movie.
The only remotely positive acting performance (surprisingly) was Belafonte in a not-so-bad copy of Brando's Godfather.
There is ONE remotely interesting sequence in this film, though, and that's inside the auditorium where Mr. Satan gives a lecture about good and evil.
This movie is a joke from the beginning to the end, the characters do and say what the writer wants them to, not even remotely what they did or said.
its laugh out loud funny and anyone remotely interested in the inner workings of a geek or, like me, you are a geek, then this will give voice to the geek generation and make it cool.
It has a weak, unconvincing story that seems to rush by at an unsatisfying fast pace, leaving us humble viewers with nothing even remotely pleasing or memorable.
The contactees don't seem remotely like the naive, wide-eyed, day-dreaming out of touch with reality raving fruitcakes the media frequently presents to the masses.
She is ludicrous in the role, and the idea of her editing novels was a stretch that no act of imagination could make remotely plausible -- the only thing you could imagine her checking on her Blackberry was where the next high school pool party with the cute guy was taking place.
Don't even remotely attempt to take this movie seriously in any way, just enjoy it for what it is and appreciate the amazing talents of two of the greatest actors in movie history.
This is the twenty-fourth Bulldog Drummond film, and the last purporting to be even remotely serious, as the final Drummond film, 'Bullshot', was to be a complete spoof.
Fact 2: in spite of the claim that this movie is "based on actual events" nothing in this movie (except that it's set on Bray Road near Elkhorn, Wisconsin) is even remotely similar to any of the sightings.
Not once does Lee Van Cleef do anything remotely mechanical or satanical.
I was hoping for something remotely close to the book, which it is... for about 10 minutes or so, until Steve Day is assassinated.
The narrative is infantile and not remotely funny, no imagination could possibly enjoy the pure nonsense of the characterization.
There is nothing even remotely funny about it.
The sound is murky and undecipherable, the acting is strictly amateur hour, the characters are paper-thin with no distinction or purpose, the story is non-existent, the dialog is a completely worthless bore, there's nothing remotely scary, and the special effects (including a couple of computer effects that look like they were made on a Commodore 64) are laughable.
To put it simply this film stretched the plot of a Christmas carol too far, and left a lot to be desired in even making it remotely funny.
Costumes: Ill-fitting, costume shop off the rack, not remotely accurate.
There's no manifestation of "the seven deadly sins", there is nothing remotely interesting in this movie.
It never wraps itself up into a remotely understandable, sensible package.
I look forward to future Norrington films, and I envy anybody who can find anything remotely redeeming about this balderdash.
If you're looking for soft porn or anything remotely of the sort, this is not the film for you.
Unlike the first two films - Leo McCarey's "The Awful Truth" (1937) and Garson Kanin's "My Favorite Wife" (1940) - this wholly sentimental 1941 tearjerker is not remotely a screwball comedy.
It's not so bad that it's unwatchable, but it's not good enough to be even remotely interesting.
Horrid acting, terrible story, unforgivable lighting, and not one of the victims was remotely likable.
Like anyone with a mare even remotely close to foaling would leave her outside.
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