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He seems to mumble his lines more and more as time goes on, and the scenes between Seagal and Treach where they seem to improv are embarrassing.
Not in the plot, which is a fairly regular slasher story, but more the way the scenes are cut.
Murder Weapon gives us a lot of inane dialogue scenes, but they go on for a lot longer than in most movies of this type.
The only laugh it gave me was in the behind the scenes documentary on the DVD, in which the film's geeky director Darren Fisher explains how it was his script that attracted the 'talent' to the project!
Scenes where Father Merrin is tossing in his bed and his glimpses of a gimpy native are signs of bad acting and poor imagination.
The scenes at the end were good but they were not a part of the movie.
The plot, about a vaudeville mother trying to turn her rich carefree son into a responsible one with him unaware of who she is, is for the birds and doesn't have many funny scenes though I did like Peter's celebrity impersonations and his dance with Hall in drag.
If it takes a character ten minutes to walk from Point A to Point B, the film spends ten minutes showing this walk, and these are the "action" scenes.
The scenes play out in a confusing and unrealistic way and are interspersed with some nice time-lapse photography.
Poor blocking and lighting leave the viewer wondering who is talking to who in many scenes.
It was very very rushed, as I suppose you can understand a movie length version of Pride & Prejudice would be and I felt that a lot of the major scenes were glossed over just to get through the story.
Also on the positive side, the blend of narrative and action scenes was well done and came across somewhat better than many of these typical documentaries made up of "experts" interviews and picture stills (a la Ken Burns).
The lead female playing the role of "Maura" did a good job and tried her best to make scenes believable despite Wayne's inept, one dimensional, over acting.
most of the comedic scenes seem stale and trite, and possibly the funniest scene in the movie had already been given away in previews.
The budget was not large enough to rent a police uniform, the movie cuts out sex scenes and death scenes.
The funny thing was that the trailer had scenes in it that wasn't in the movie.
I rented this hoping for a suspenseful movie with maybe a few believable scenes, but boy was I ever dissapointed.
Just don't pay attention to what other people say; The fighting scenes in this movie are NOT good at all.
There are also a bunch of scenes that have absolutely nothing to do with the plot whatsoever.
There was a constant buzzing sound during several scenes and it was actually taking away from the talking going on.
Loooong pointless scenes.
Granted, I should not expect much from a movie with such a title, but I thought considering the back of the box's description that it might have some fun horror scenes with the "horny, mutant, cannibal zombie".
The scenes of torture are without emotion.
Yes, I know that nobody watches his movies for their stories, but the plotting of this one is unusually lame, even by his standards, and while the fight choreography IS up to his standards, the fight scenes (the whole two of them) are ruined, as others have mentioned, by the frenetic, distracting camerawork.
The decrepit scenery, which added slight believability in places, and questionable lighting, constantly distracted from any interest/identification with the characters (the shine off of the actress's forehead/nose was blinding, not to mention other scenes with the same problem.)
All the scary scenes were shown in the previews.
The kinky will love the sex scenes, so rent the UNrated version in the RED box so you can see Turner give a cop a taste of his billy club (I had to pause the VCR until we stopped laughing).
These bizarre additions eat up screen time at the expense of elements you'd think would be quite important, like Dickens's dialogue and key chunks of his plot - the movie buggers up the game of twenty questions, for example, and at times fails to put scenes in the right order.
There are scenes in this movie where the actors are looking at something, their expressions are of amazement and there wide eyes and slack jaws tell the audience that what they are looking at is going to be profoundly amazing, this simply isn't it's just a cupboard or even more desert.
I'm pretty sure they also use at least two scenes from CANNIBAL HOLOCAUST as well.
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