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She and Helen Baxendale were totally lacking in charm and personality, thankfully their screen kids had loads, so you could find at least some members of his 2 families endearing.
The movie wandered around its central storyline (involving Catherine Deneuve's illness) getting sidetracked by every peripheral storyline and supporting character that appeared on screen.
The photography (the director often began scenes with a mainly dark screen, where our only sight is through a small opening, making feel as if we are watching through a peephole, that then expands) was also pretentious and inscrutable.
You know the movie could have been a lot better when the animal - in this case, a little dog - is the best actor on the screen!
Unfortunately, nothing can save what has already been captured on the screen.
Clint Eastwood has never been worse, never have I seen somebody less convincing on screen.
"Focus" is one of his lesser known plays brought to the silver screen.
This warps the air of the film and causes the viewer who is aware of how this should be to wince as the writer of this screen play gives Hud a wife,turns Sheila into a spoiled rich girl, characterizes Claude as a cowboy, and kills Burger by sending him to Vietnam instead.
The pity is that when the story is transferred from paper to my television screen it loses a certain everything .
I mean it's supposed to elicit a laugh the way it plays out on screen isn't it ?
I like Lochley but she only had limited screen time.
The good part was the screen at the end that said "fin."
Director and playwright Richard Day adapted his own stage material for the screen, clearly inspired by Rock Hudson's real-life dilemma from the 1950s: what to do with a screen idol who is secretly homosexual?
In fact the audience were so into the ludicrous antics on screen it played like a Rocky Horror session.
The front of the first class cabin has a cloakroom for jackets and a TV screen.
My blurred childhood memories have kept the echo of the cult serie of Belphégor in the French 60's... so I was eager to see the big screen adaptation.
He shares absolutely NO chemistry with anyone on the screen, a direct result of a performance that is out of sync with anyone else's.
lame swipes at WalMart, non-union workers, George W Bush and the stock market not to mention the intentional GWB accent that Balwin's character uses in the film just makes him look silly and bitter on screen.
No wonder Hollywood is in trouble and can't make a decent movie anymore - maybe you guys could get an original idea and put it on screen for once...although I shouldn't be surprised since Jane Fonda was cast in the original.
I kept yelling at the screen at the stupidity of King with all right in front of his face.
Sadness was the emotion I felt, after the screen went dark.
Why would two seasoned screen vets like Matthau and Lemmon sign on to this putrid project?
This is indeed one of the weakest films based on Agatha Christie's work, a lifeless, muddled mystery that clearly lacks the grace (and the budget!) of its predecessors ("Death On The Nile", "Evil Under The Sun") and Donald Sutherland is a pale shadow of Peter Ustinov as far as screen detectives go (of course, he is playing a character much less interesting than Poirot).
She lacks the ability to have on screen chemistry with anyone, not to mention she lacks the ability to act.
The thought of seeing Tubbs, Edward and Briss on the big screen made July 3 something to wait for.
You Belong To Me was the final teaming of Henry Fonda and Barbara Stanwyck as a screen team and it was a loan out film for Fonda to Columbia Pictures.
Watching the beach on your screen is also a very relaxing experience, as it is an ideal place for just taking it easy and not worrying too much about getting eaten by a rubber shark.
Sadly, it did not translate to to screen very well and I doubt if it ever could be.
OK, the music is pretty good, but on screen it only seems like a bunch of drugged people dancing around (wait a minute... that's what it really is!).
Uma and Travolta were very good together, but - unfortunately - when they left the screen, the movie was nothing but a bunch of very boring and wordy secondary characters wrapped in some extremely bad writing.
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