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Yes folks, if you buy this trash then you have been well and truly stitched up, as the only way it resembles Danny Boyle's original and its sequel is the final two words of the title.
Actually the film resembles a bizarre dream one might wake from and go, "what was that about?" and then when you try to remember it later you can't.
Flash Gordon resembles a zealous fitness fanatic as he traverses space dressed in lycra and using what appears to be some sort of treadmill as his main form of transportation.
It arrived with little fanfare, compared to a film like "The Barbarian Invasions," which it actually resembles.
He created an entire world on set, something that resembles Vegas, but that I feel, extends a bit beyond that, someplace where love does exist (and Frederic Forrest and Terri Garr are great, because they do represent the average man and woman that want to surpass their mediocrity and have the dream, represented by the late Raul Julia and the gorgeous Nastassja Kinski).
Have seen the original Flash Gordon and all the cartoons and this sorta kinda resembles them.
Joel Edgerton, who resembles Conan O'Brien, is serviceable as the new businessman until it's discovered that he too has issues with cross-dressers; putting an entire fashion show in Milan on the line, he turns on his friend and designer (Chiwetel Ejiofor) out of embarrassment.
Mason, who herein resembles a rictus grinning caricature of Frank Sinatra, emotes with one of the worst French accents ever captured on celluloid.
The well hyped ending is ridiculous; it resembles getting together with neighbors and making a home movie and throwing in a bottle of ketchup.
First is that original music is so resembles music by Carl Orff 'Carmina Burana' it is striking to the heart.
Also the blondest - he resembles the love child of Dennis Hopper and Marilyn Monroe.
Rooney has a great time with bringing to life a character that one would like to think resembles the actor himself.
It resembles little, other than the highly implausible plot, of a Hollywood film.
It looks like the two stars, but there is not a scene anywhere in the film that remotely resembles that shot.
Still, the film more often than not resembles a hearty civil service recruitment ad (underlined with smug machismo), and is photographed and scored as such.
Dorothy Keller as Flo (who resembles Estelle Parsons) is sad and touching.
(Please note this review may contain Spoilers) Although touted as a "Charlie's Angels" clone, it more closely resembles the premise of the Japanese Comic and subsequent Movie "Cat's Eye" (1997).
When the credits start, this resembles the old-time Universal monster pictures of the 1930's and 40's, mostly due to the old-fashioned musical score, but when I saw the whole movie as a kid, at about 12 years of age, it did creep me out.
Hell, I'd even watch LIFE RETURNS again over this one; at least that's bizarre enough in its badness and resembles an Our Gang short in spots.
It resembles to cannibal apocalypse (another ridiculous movie)in the sense of its treatment and cheap thrills.
As such, they are reduced to an antisocial drone-like resistance that no longer resembles life as our fathers remember.
A better title for this movie would be: "The Spatula Rape Rampage," since the butterknife he uses to rape his victims resembles a frosting spatula used in a bakery.
One comment here said, "They don't make 'em classy like this anymore" and he couldn't be more right: from the restrained, low-key performance of Streep (accent-free but looking perhaps more beautiful here than in any other film she's done; she nearly resembles those women in a Dutch Renaissance painting), balancing the "livelier" performance of Scheider, to the lovely muted blues, browns, greys and blacks of its cinematography.
Many studios feel that if they find someone that closely resembles Ray Charles or Johnny Cash, it is an excuse to make a film.
Watching Papillon today it occurred to me that the film it most resembles is Birdman of Alcatraz.
FF7's storyline even resembles that of FF6's, including an evil corporation that is trying to take over he world.
He resembles a comic book palooka, has an extended chin, and walks around like he's trying to be menacing, like he's imitating some real life mean looking guy he knew once who wasn't a rich, trouble actor haunted by natural good looks; Rourke would probably give anything in the world to be a born loser with 'nothing to lose'... but then he'd never be able to write and star in films, would he?
The overall look of the film resembles a soap opera, resulting in a very dreary boring film.
There is not one character in the film who resembles a human being.
For instance, the three main characters go through a drive-through, which resembles a nuclear power plant, terribly unnatural.
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