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Their is always something happening on screen.
Having just read the wonderful Oscar Wilde story, I had hoped for at least a little of the magic to translate onto the screen.
I appreciate the difficulties in trying to bring a novel to the screen, especially on what may very well have been a limited (TV) budget, but there is no excuse for mangling a great story in this way.
Visual effects for television shows pioneering CGI in episodic television in the mid nineties were way more sophisticated than what is brought to the screen in this picture.
In fact, she probably gives the best performance of the whole cast and she's barely on screen.
I found myself yelling at the TV screen trying to wake them up to their situation and DO SOMETHING!
This is one of those films where senseless things take place only to fill up screen time, such as the girl chasing sequence at the beginning, and the long silly motorcycle race.
I saw this movie today on the big screen and i can honestly not believe some of the comments made by people on here.
Rarely have I seen a work of literature translated so badly to the screen.
Before I took a job as a reviewer, I never went to films like this, and thus remained blissfully unaware that at the soul of the Hollywood film lies a deeply woman-hating spirit that thrives on putting its knocking little knees on the silver screen for all to either empathize with or revile.
One, Anne Rice (author of the book) offered to write the screen play but was refused by the studio.
That, of course, would have been a nuisance to have to show on screen.
I was looking forward to see all this talent on screen.
I was planning to watch a historical movie, but the one in the screen was a fictional one.
There are three major problems with this movie: 1) The plot - or should I say plots - are all over the place, there are some characters who get a lot of screen time but serve little purpose, 2) There are only 4 fight scenes in total, some of them completely unrelated to the main plot and some taking place in the dark, 3) The music score is overzealous and overbearing.
Poor Pinhead has SO MUCH screen time, that every bit of mystery and menace that this iconic character possessed, is completely lost.
It might have been fun to film but the result on the screen is a mess.
Penn, whose forte, by his own admission, is screen writing, should probably stick to that.
If you enjoy bad acting, people running through small portions of caves, bouncing cameras posed at bad angles, and people screaming while the screen is in complete darkness, you'll love this movie.
By the way, he has the least screen time of any member of the credited class.
The split screen device was immediately irritating, and things didn't improve for me after the title sequence had finished.
Why so many people in this forum are claiming that H is "not all bad" and "worth watching on the big screen", etc., is beyond me; and it is not "so bad it's good" either, it is just plain boring.
Why? Because, after I'd seen this film for the first time, the bird's look and sound made me want to eat chicken after the words 'The End' had appeared on the screen.
I was half way into this 77 minute film when I realized I had no idea who anyone on screen was.
The screen writers for this mini-series should have been sentenced to the guillotine themselves.
I wish the director and/or the screen writer had done his/her research in this topic.
The actors are a poor choice, but considering the screen writing, their talent isn't wasted.
I was hoping for some good special effects and action, instead I spent the entire time rolling my eyes and yelling "OH COME ON!!!", at the screen.
I found myself yelling and flipping off my television screen while I was suffering through this trash.
You would be more entertained if you were staring at a blank screen.
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