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This one, a screen adaptation of a Sam Shepard play that features Shepard in the lead role, just simply isn't very good.
Acting is so over-the-top, I can't remember worse than that on screen in a long time.
Also, There are real convincing psychics out there that don't just "Want to be on screen".
I've seen actors actually act in front of a blue screen.
The whole "death count" on the bottom of the screen completely contradicted the plot at times, such as when the chopper was going over Angola, and the toll was speeding at a breakneck pace from 23 million to 24.
Perhaps, someday, someone will take another stab at translating the very funny Allard books to the big screen.
As to the cast, Eileen Daly (best known as the 'star' of those horrid "Redemption" intros) has an undeniable screen presence - and is quite sensual, despite her age; however, Christopher Adamson's hammy chief villain is obnoxious.
By the time your eyes have moved to the area of interest on the screen and focused appropriately on the spot to be admired the insane editor has moved the shot!
This 3rd rate biker film was putting me to sleep as soon as the opening credits came on the screen.
We saw a similar occurrence a year prior when Spider-Man cartoons appeared on DVD to coincide with that hero's big screen debut.
The problem is, not a single relationship illustrated on screen is believable, and plausibility appears to have been thrown out the window.
The title character is so difficult to relate to making it's rather impossible to imagine any of the on- screen characters emotionally invested in him either.
Mike Myers' Cat is probably the most annoying character to "grace" the screen in recent times.
I can't believe this is what makes it to the screen.
Dick Powell makes his farewell screen appearance in what must have been an embarrassment to him.
There are some good bits when Stewart is on screen and they give him some lines to work with.
One of the last surviving horror screen greats - Conrad Radzoff - dies and has his body placed in a mausoleum with televised-before-death snippets of the great Conrad greeting you as you visit.
A man works a hoe repetitively in his garden, only his head and upper torso visible on the screen.
The only reason I watched this movie was because I live in the Death Valley area and was curious about what locations would show up on the screen.
If you loved the book Scarlett, don't watch this movie hoping to see it played out on the screen.
Mind you, being saddled with such an awfully conventional script, maybe boredom set in, and was such reflected on the screen.
It's predictable in the way it gets build up and progresses and just never succeeds in bringing anything original or shocking to the screen.
It's revolting when there are great movies that never reach the big screen and then comes this..."thing" to trick movie fans.
The screen is constantly cluttered with meaningless time and datelines, which appear with no rhyme or reason.
Perhaps some dialogue that works on stage just sounds incoherent on screen.
Apparently re-cut episodes from the Gangbusters TV show on the big screen.
While this was frequently done in the 50's and 60's because people didn't have a TV or a color TV and producers wanted an increased return on their investment (big screen ticket sales or if it went to the small screen resale of a series that isn't in syndication), the results were usually less then the sum of their parts.
It's nothing but another bad excuse of showing naked persons on the big screen.
He is almost unbearable to watch on screen, he has little to no charisma, and terrible comedic timing.
John Garfield, Ann revere, Lilli Plmer, William Conrad, Canada Lee...and filmed by one of the greatest cinematographers to ever grace the screen..James Wong Howe.
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