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Even though the movie is really short, it seemed to last FOREVER.
There was no good story to follow, the characters were undeveloped, and the plot seemed unmotivated.
It seemed that its creators took elements from the first two to make this one.
This one though was kind of sad to watch...it seemed to want to be so much, but it failed on so many levels to be one of the worst Star Trek movies.
This movie seemed like it was put together very quickly in both plot and graphics.
The story wasn't bad but the inclusion of the SASS members seemed to be a ploy (that worked) to get me to see the film.
"Care" is a movie that could have been, but is it because it was a tvmovie I don't know but everything seemed so limited that it comes over as some cheap movie that will be seen by some housewifes and fathers who decide not to go to bed.
It seemed pretty stupid.
It was too long and seemed at least mildly disjointed (granted, I didn't pay full attention...).
Besides, there are already enough contrivedly "gritty" war movies, and this one just seemed amateurly done.
- they seemed to flip flop on that one) with weird hair and "Leo-like" good looks has a big plate full of issues.
To think, looking at the cast, it seemed a winner, with John Landis directing, but good god, they must have been paid a whole lot for this drivel!!
We know Giannini is going to get it and it seemed just a matter of time.
I saw bits and pieces of this on TV once, and when a friend recommended it, I began looking for it even though it seemed no place nearby had it.
David seemed to be doing Woody Allen by way of Howdy Doody.
Not a single word or gesture in the entire movie seemed sincere or even sincerely acted.
The script seemed to be a string of bad and crude gags separated by a LOT OF TALKING.
The locations seemed to be within a few blocks of each other.
Personally Gregory Harrison played his 2 parts great, but I have no clue what was wrong with the other actors, they seemed bored and lost.
The whole movie seemed to suffer from poor editing - every scene seemed to take forever to unfold and when they did, I felt like I had waited a long time for very little to happen.
I guess you could say that they succeeded in producing awkward dialog, but what was said seemed false and artificial.
The cast was there to do it, but it seemed as if once they found them selves with a decent cast they had to try and make them fit into the movie.
I was also wondering if in the original version there were American songs in the soundtrack... they seemed extremely out of place.
I didn't care much for this, it seemed too contrived for a documentary.
For a while it seemed like this show was on 24/7.
There seemed to be no subtly to the relationships, particularly that of Fanny and Edmund, and little atmosphere despite being set in a beautiful location.
Perhaps as a young starlet, Ball could have pulled off a role like this, where her inherent beauty and youth could have carried her through...but this seemed a desperate attempt from an aged star to show that she was still viable in the field.
They had a lot of material to work with here, but it seemed like they just didn't know what to do so they turned it into 'Days of our Lives with lizard aliens'.
This four-hour miniseries production is about two hours longer than necessary, primarily because the filmmakers seemed not to have a clear idea how to adapt a novel to the screen.
They seemed not to know what should be kept in and what might safely be left out.
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