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This is how and why so many cinemas closed, forced to screen and annoy their waning audiences with these assembly line failures with lame comedians and bored talent.
When the situation calms down, Stan gets Ollie's clothes, as the Doctor wants them both to leave, and he also manages to sit on a syringe, accidentally left by the nurse, filled with a sleeping drug, which comes into effect while he is driving (which you can tell is done with a car in front of a large screen.
Paying no mind to the often distracting disconnect with the actors to the reality of situations on screen, and you should be left with an informative, if somewhat impersonal educational lesson in Vietnamese post-war history.
Mitchell burns up the screen as a NATO pilot until his plane is burned up itself (by an enemy missle), whereupon the film loses what little verve it had to begin with.
But all three characters had WAY too much screen time.
The studio shot themselves in the foot with this one, and for ruining what should have been a fabulous screen version of a fabulous stage musical, some other body parts deserve to have been wounded as well -- or perhaps they were already lacking those parts.
It's available in either the split screen format, which must make it even worse that the full screen version I watch.
If the plot sounds bad, it's worse on the little screen.
Kris Marshall is a different name on the silver screen but does not shine as star.
Not even half way into the film I wanted to know more about how and why it came about as opposed to what was going on on screen.
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.
Someone had to screen this movie before it was released and had to know that it was terrible.
This movie used every hackneyed trick in the book to leave the screen, tap you on the shoulder and politely ask if it can have your heartstrings so that it may give them a good tug.
Romance can be done well, and when it is, the viewer is left feeling the love portrayed on screen.
The scenes made no sense in their sequences, the acting was horrible, and it seemed as though the screen writer never actually picked up the book but opted for the cliff notes instead.
Sean Bean "acted" as usual but was spared sharing space on screen with any of the principles till the final scene where it was like an actor walking onto a high school stage that is how defined the contrast was.
No build-up at all, just throw naked women on the screen; no, it doesn't work that way.
If close-ups of female genitalia aren't your thing, prepare to be looking away from the screen at many points (I often did).
Whenever she was on the screen I couldn't concentrate on anything but her hair.
The Charisma, the magnetic persona of the two Bachchans playing father-son duo on screen for the first time is definitely a treat to watch out for.
So with absolutely no suspense, we blunder forward with two hours of unremitting CGI and actors with little or no screen presence.
I'm also a SF buff, among other genres, and I especially like those films from 60's and 70's with their "ideas over effects" premise that produced so many intelligent and likable stories put on screen.
Every dollar really does show up on the screen!
It seems incredible that the same decade which brought Star Wars to the silvery screen disgorged such unutterable tripe as this and many other 'adventure' movies.
Plus, most of the deaths are off screen and just the scream or roar.
Firstly the script is one of the worst to ever find its way onto a cinema or TV screen and can only be described as a poorly judged Stephen King rip-off.
It's almost as if they cut his screen time just short of taking him out of the film entirely.
It goes without saying that a modicum of allowances has to be made when a true story is being adapted for the big screen.
Yet, as an avid follower of Seagal's career and background, his physical appearance was inconsistent with his genre of clean, pure, healthy Zen Buddhist living, notably in his on screen discussions with Wayans.
Unfortunately a boring flick, and obviously the only way to see it is the butchered bootleg Public Domain version, which is so blurry and dark that at times you have hard time making out where the screen is.
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