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Seven weeks of radioactive dust has performed "a million years of evolution" (on an already living human) the result is a laughably bad, zip up the back, rubber monster who is strangely scared of their only source of fresh water.
The result was a boring, predictable movie that was not scary and not bad enough to be funny.
The result is a disjointed rambling story about a boy growing up which fails to engender empathy and leaves the viewer disconnected, unsatisfied, and with a bad after taste which taints the mechanical feel-good ending.
It's sad that the last 1/2 hour has to result in the standard arnie 'uzi 9mm' finale.
concentrated well on it but the result was disappointing.because the object of sex used too much on the film unnecessarily and it seemed to me that the director ignore ones who has tendency upon opposite sex.in my opinion the well prepared script couldn't be embodied.as
This is a bad film, as its central message is very muddled and the plot seems like it was the result of merging several disparate scripts.
As a result, it often makes absolutely no sense at all and certainly is not a film Miss Dunne or Mr. Huston should have been proud of making.
As a result, we cannot completely hear what they are saying.
The story feels like a jigsaw that has pieces that don't match the box, and the result is you spending a cosy evening by the fire trying to match sky that is really sea.
As a result, it is often painful to watch, all the more so because of good attempts on the part of the performers, particularly Adam Goldberg as the HH himself.
The storyline is one that could have been interesting in a well made movie, but since this is acted by comics, the result is totally unbelievable (as comedies should be).
The result is both offensive and stupid.
This movie has more on its plate than a sumo wrestler and the result for the viewer is indigestion.
Maybe Korine wanted to remake GODSPELL ... well the result is GOD-AWFUL.
Add slo-mo drifting and violin music all wistful and melancholy, add James Fox who seems to hope he might be seen as daring (like in PERFORMANCE) and the result is amphetamine fantasy alphabet soup in widescreen.
It might have been fun to film but the result on the screen is a mess.
As a result, I found the movie practically unwatchable and it was completely ruined.
It's a watchable 60 minutes in itself, I guess, but the standards have considerably lowered when compared even to the two previous entries, and the end result is strictly routine and not at all memorable.
As a result, Margolin has been playing a hooker in her spare time (among other things) in order to kill off all the descendants of the men who so cruelly syphilisized her once-virginal grandmother.
I don't mind explicit language or bad image quality as long as the final result makes it worthwhile.
The result is that gigantic Komodos and cobra thrive in this tropical island paradise.
Describing how bad Madonna's acting looks like is impossible and the end result is one of the most annoying characters ever captured on film.
Nice attempt to bring Shakespearian language alive in a post-apocalyptic setting, but the final result is dreadful.
I was amazed how such a team of experienced filmmakers could come up with this movie as a result.
I don't know where RoboCop 2 begins and ends, I don't know what or whom it's about, I don't understand what's going on in it, I don't understand which jokes are deliberate and which aren't, I will go insane if I try to understand the characters, I see nothing of any value in anything anybody is saying, I can't believe anybody looked at the shooting script and figured it would work and I can't believe that Irvin Kirshner saw the finished result and figured that he liked what he see.
I still got the required result with my girlfriend, the film just didn't help much.
Maybe here in Sydney we are all poop side down and as a result we get to lap up floaters like this s-eek!-uel in classy theaters.
End result: Metro's "Parnell" of the 1940s.
He shares absolutely NO chemistry with anyone on the screen, a direct result of a performance that is out of sync with anyone else's.
As such, PANCHO VILLA is an all-too typical European venture and an undistinguished one at that, despite its credentials; the end result is more often silly rather than amusing - though a few moments, most notably the action set-pieces and a scene involving a brawl inside a church, offer some mild pleasure.
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