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I wanted to laugh at a few scenes and cry at others, and that was only because of how pitiful it was.
I'll have to hand it credit, it did have a few funny scenes, but I could've spent better time with my evening.
And Robert Beltran, with just one line, steals one of the big Beatty, Bening scenes.
One of the best scenes is when one of then gets shot in the leg and is still kicking his enemies into nirvana.
Natalie Portman fares much better as her kid, and yet there's a creepy aloofness to her work (and some of her scenes, such as the one where she asks a boy to strip, are misguided and uncomfortable to watch).
That actors as talented as Freeman, Kinnear, Eckhart, Vince, and Janney ALMOST make their scenes come alive is a testament to the immensity of their talents to rise above material that just does not cohere.
The scenes where Julia Roberts impersonates herself (with Bruce Willis undertaking a cameo role) whilst mildly amusing appear to be a desperate move to keep the audience interested.
Credit can only be given to some scenes where the Night Fox uses Caopeira to undertake a heist against the back drop of some funky music but this is hardly justification to watch the movie.
Many scenes look as if Milligan was using a camcorder to film.
The murder scenes are plentiful but not horrifying in any way.
Many non-erotic nude scenes are forced throughout.
The editing is downright careless: Scenes just end, and are followed by other scenes that have little to do with what preceded them.
It was amazing compared to this horrible film (however, many of the scenes were ridiculously hilarious).
And both Gwyneth Paltrow and Greta Scacchi seemed to be trying out different accents in various scenes.
It's easily the worst martial-arts/action oriented movie I've seen in years, eclipsing even "Ninja Holocaust" (which at least had some good energetic fight scenes).
His pivotal and seminal ideas and their radical influence on Western thought and capitalist society are untouched except for two brief scenes, in one of which it is claimed he is "killing God"; pure demagoguery to make the movie emotional.
And the rest of the movie buckles to that purpose: it consists entirely of melodramatic and long family scenes with overloud music at which one is beholden to cry.
Although Ennio Morricone's score is much revered, it is undeniably schmaltzy and repetitive, it gushes with an emotional redolence that the scenes themselves, many violent, just do not warrant.
There are about three scenes in the whole movie where something is actually happening, each of them last about three minutes.
Although the "talking and thinking about murder and the nature of murderers" scenes would have been interesting, if they were scenes in a book.
It was one of the worst scenes I have ever witnessed in a movie.
Throw in a mix of "period" music and wailing electric guitars during the "rumble" scenes.
I was under the impression that I'm watching a porn movie, only without sex scenes, that bad was the so called acting.
As a sci-fi and casual Angelina Jolie fan, I thought this obviously low-budget movie might be worth a look... maybe it had a few scenes or a storyline that would make up for all its other faults.
Lots of meaningless scenes with a lot of meaningless dialogue.
The film had the greatest budget ever in Russian movie history, two international stars, colorful mass scenes, apparently shot quite close to the Kremlin - but in the end it appears to be a nice, sweet nothing.
and almost all the transitions between scenes are these great close-ups of the psycho in the ER scrubs.
During the walkie-talkie scenes I had the feeling that Cotten was squeezing a sweet potato and not a communication device.
Thankfully I watched this film alone, enabling me to fast-forward through the worst scenes (aka most of the film, actually).
OK, some of it is not all bad, with partially good photography (even some of the under water scenes) and at times not too bad directing.
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