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Suggestion: Watch with friends, champagne and plenty of popcorn...you'll want to throw some at the screen!
In a theater, people might well have thrown soda at the screen.
In between these things, you get to enjoy blank, black screen.
To make matters even more confusing, we're informed (via titles on the screen) that the action is taking place in three separate time lines (between the years 1999 and 2001).
Yes, I had the misfortune of watching this film when I was younger at a friends house as his mother was a teacher and she wanted to screen the movie and see if there were any inappropriate scenes that a parent might object to.
But she's simply not a compelling screen presence.
There's practically no plot and 90% of the movie consists of various people walking in and out of the screen, weakly trying to interact with each other while talking about the Katyn massacre.
There are very few laughs because the whole thing is so forced.There is plenty of talent on the screen and some come off better than others.
Michael Caine, who now pontificates endlessly on the art of screen acting - even running master classes for would-be thespians - should be taken out and shot (preferably by one of Telly Savalas' henchmen).
Still I swallowed my feelings and went to see the film with a friend today, as I entered my screen I was mortified, it was the very first time I'd be seeing a movie with a friend and being the only two in the screen!
This movie was fraught with problems, and I wait eagerly for someone to make a decent screen version.
well the film is even more confusing clearly written by a first timer writer , it has some redeeming qualities though in the acting especially Famke Janssen shines as Lily but sadly gets a lot of USELESS screen time just standing there doing nothing.....the dialogue is a bit cheesy and the accents sometimes irritating but its still worth watching if you're a fan of any of the actors especially John and Famke who get the most screen time just remember to watch it with a notebook so you can write down who is double crossing who every second....
The novels are amazing, and while I understand much gets lost in the translation to screen, this movie was a great big middle finger to her original work.
Whatever the reason, the fact is that the movie could be a timeline of sentence-long statements and facts printed on the screen.
Some of the scenery is truly stunning (even on a small TV screen) but there's not enough of a story to match the images.
The camera will tend to provide sharp angles or quick flashes in order to give viewers a very quick glimpse of a demon or witch, and try to scare them with this sudden burst on the screen.
What's more I could tell it was Golan-Globus within a minute of screen time.
Considering the relations off screen between Taylor and Stanwyck, it was surprising how little chemistry there was on screen between the two of them.
.not just pout on screen.
Since this show was changed from TSS (the screen savers) to AOTS (attack of the show)it has gone down hill.
Somewhere in the mix appeared Justina Machado as an FBI agent, although I never really did understand what the FBI was involved in, which could mean simply that my attention kept wandering from the screen.
He plays maybe 30 seconds of screen time and his role is completely irrelevant.
The story really seems original, but it was badly bestow on screen.
Eugene O'Neill's 4 and a half hour 1927 play brought to the screen in less than two hours.
It kept me looking at the screen.
Hilariously, Stu Ungar wins all three of his World Series titles without playing a single hand on screen.
Ice-T is barely in the film, and when he does appear on screen his performance is so restrained and muted that it becomes crystal clear that the director, perhaps intimidated by Ice's intense stare, didn't know what to do with him.
Not for one minute did I forget that it was Tommy Lee Jones on the screen pretending to be Ty Cobb.
I happened to see a promo for this movie on Spike channel last night, it was grouped with a Patrick swazy rerun of another movie he made and thought swazy was in this sequel.....boy was I wrong....I see the screen writer also starred in it, and I'm thinking the budget was a bit tight.
How could anyone bring this to any screen, small or large!
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