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Additionally, when I don't find the movies "hottie" to be all that, even the wannabe-sexy love making scenes get dull.
Production sets look to be below average--a 4. And, artistry is puzzling, with far too many close-ups, too rapid panning, and too many group scenes where the actors seem over rehearsed--a 3. To me, too much camera movement is disruptive.
The "scare" scenes are dull and ineffective.
Richard Kelly, in his first feature film, seems to have collected enough scenes of adolescent rage, late-night stoner diatribes, self-righteous justifications and inoffensive, banal philosophy to inspire twenty teen-angst dramas; then mashed them into a single two hour package with a sci-fi twist.
Too long a movie, too much time spent on Pharaon's inexpressive face, too much "road time" (one of the banes of TV: filling time with moving cars, trains, etc.) Long scenes of him doing trivial - sometimes totally inexplicable, nonsensically trivial - actions with neither reason or emotion.
I am so angry to the point i normally down make reviews with spoilers but in this case I'll make an exception.The first scenes of this movies are weak and then when they get to the meat and potatoes of the movie it sucks.
It is full of great action scenes, which are only meaningful if you throw away all sense of reality.
The movie is two hours worth of "throw away" scenes which are connected merely by the fact that they share common actors.
I can't tell you how many times I paused and rewound the picture to repeat scenes that just didn't make any sense.
I must say that the photography was fantastic and there was some scary scenes that captured my attention.
Marc Singer, "Angel Blade",'02, played a very unconvincing weird guy and over acted in many scenes with a bad temper that looked comical.
And because of this, certain scenes become funny and hilarious.
The bad choreography of the action scenes also damaged the viewing experience for me.
And there are some short dramatic scenes that are good but simple.
I only voted it 2/10 mainly because Hitchcock agreed to direct it.He certainly had an off-day with predictable plot lines, stupid childish characters who are desperately trying to be funny.There were "twee" hygenic, sanitised, emasculated "sex" scenes at a time when the Hollywood Production code was in full force.Lazy male characters in the film who like "soap" characters never do a stroke of work for which they are paid.It always irritates me when food is usually never eaten by actors (one exception was in the eating scene in "Tom Jones" (1963); although copious amounts of drink are consumed - actors have to leave their mouths free for the next line!
There are a few action scenes in the movie, but they're really crappy.
And when the action scenes fail, does the story save the film?
The story is even worse than the action scenes.
I would not be giving away too much of the film to tell you that there are many, many, many, MANY scenes of Lucas (the young protagonist) walking and looking at things!
Kathryn Grayson is the Governor's daughter who falls for Frank, and her high soprano trilling turns her singing scenes into self-parody.
From the starting scenes it seems to be heading in the direction of another safe predictable rom-com, but the moment he arrives at the house it just disintegrates.
No gore, no blood, no gratifying death scenes...dumb dumb dumb dumb.
The camera work is atrocious and shaky, maybe done on a hand held camcorder in some scenes, which maybe a good thing since the scarecrows look like they just came from some kid's birthday party, and apparently they could only hire two people to play the three scarecrows!
4. Too many plot holes, a lot of scenes don't add up. 5. Bad photographing (and a lot of continuity issues).
7. Unreliable action scenes (and not too good, either).
The little boy in the first scene of the many scenes dealing with how your body disposes of wastes begs for toilet paper and goes to the out house and makes these sickening faces of joy with sound effects.
The jokes weren't really funny and i didn't bust a gut at any of the scenes.
John Philbin as Turtle has the surf pidgin down, and the surfing scenes are still the best ever.
and a bunch of stupid bad guys who likes to betray and mess up the life for each other, they are both containing scenes stolen from better productions and they are both cheap productions who tries to look expensive with some (often badly made) computer animation.
7. The battle scenes where the same guys gets killed a couple times and the same things explodes over and over again.
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