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In a certain moment, the messy screenplay is so confused that I believe the whole story was only a mind trip of Myron induced by the accident.
The only thing worse may be the wretched screenplay.
I'm sure if they were made into movies they were real good books... and the screenplay went terribly wrong.
Bad acting, bad screenplay, bad everything.
Recasting Bing Crosby as DAN BROOKS did not help a screenplay that was 'dated' in 34 let alone 50.
The plot written by Sidaris, which was ungratefully passed up by the Academy, is a complex screenplay involving many unseen twists and turns.
A well-written screenplay is not all, excellent acting by the cast helps to ensure this film as a cult classic.
And even though Sam Peckinpah had a hand in the screenplay, along with Robert Towne, it still emerges as a leadenly written movie dryly directed by the undistinguished Buzz Kulik.
This is the kind of movie you make if you want to put no effort into screenplay writing.
Even the presence of old pros Edward Everett Horton and Terry-Thomas can't overcome a rancid screenplay, a horrible theme song, and some wretched 'special effects'.
I can't believe he was offered the opportunity to write the Da Vinci Code screenplay.
Though the premise sounds like the movie could be a lot of fun, it is ruined by inept directing from first-time director Andy Fickman, a clichéd and predictable screenplay, and acting that is even bad by direct-to-video standards.
Alas, this dud is a case study in what not to do in a screenplay.
With a story and screenplay that seems to have been written by a high schooler, 'The Art of Seduction' fails to deliver the romantic, sophisticated experience it tries to bill itself as.
Director Glenn Gordon Caron (the TV whiz-kid behind "Moonlighting") smothers the darkly-textured comedy in Vince Gilligan's screenplay with a presentation so slick, the movie resembles an entry from an over-enthusiastic film student on a fifteen million-dollar grant.
Alice Krige seems to shoulder the film, her character is given depth and she gives an indication of what the film could have been with a better screenplay and better direction.
Dreadful acting, a very poorly written screenplay and a complete lack of atmosphere and tension!
However, the end of the screenplay does not provide any explanation for the killing instinct and motives for the behavior of the nurse Jane Toppan, giving the sensation that the budget ended before the finalization of the shooting.
Terrible screenplay and very medioacre/unprofessional acting causes the directing powerless.
The screenplay, directing and acting were equally bad.
The real problem with "The Lonely Lady" is that the screenplay, like the original book, looks for sensation rather than substance, and nothing can help with this.
As for the screenplay writer,I think he read the Cliff's Notes!
The person writing the screenplay had a whole lot of discretion and most of the principal characters are dead.
It is uncertain whether or not the writer of the screenplay ever read the book by Bronte.
The acting was horrendous as well as the screenplay.
They could have really made this an OK film, but the screenplay and acting failed miserably.
Unfortunately, the screenplay was not condensed enough for an hour-and-forty-five-minute movie.
I would give the film one-star strictly on its good intentions, but the screenplay is a transparent and lazy mass of routine predicaments and the production is cheapjack.
Like I said, don't get your hopes up for an intelligent screenplay.
The premise of the movie is about an older woman (50!!!) who cannot get her screenplay produced due to age discrimination so she sends in her younger nephew to pose as the writer.
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