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Ms English who says that she is a fan of the original movie seemed to have taken a great piece of artistic work, and transformed it into a flat-lined "ho-hum" you've come a long way baby production.
This film seemed promising in the beginning, dragging in the middle and then disappointing in the end.
His vast knowledge of filmmaking, his ability to dissect any scene of a film, and his winning of an Academy Award in some obscure category seemed to give him more credibility than your average independent film director.
He just seemed so uncomfortable and out of place here.
The plot was believeable enough (although some of the characters' actions seemed very, very RANDOM), the script was fairly well written (in that the dialogue did not seem forced), but everything went way too slowly.
Chan is always likable, but he seemed tired in this film.
But other than that the movie seemed to drag and the heroes didn't really work for their freedom.
The story starts off in the home of a little girl who is going to have a Birthday Party and both the mother and father seemed to act rather quiet and reserved with each other.
The fact that every single gangsta in the film seemed to be doing a bad "Scarface" impersonation.
I had no idea why the men of the town were so taken with her to cause all these problems except that in a town populated by men she seemed to be the only woman over ten and under sixty.
Even after a terrible tragedy her voice was devoid of human emotion, she seemed to have no ability to grasp the events of her life.
The sun blazed throughout the movie and the characters seemed surprised by a rain shower during the harvest.
It seemed low budget.
Most of it seemed to have been filmed in the wake of hurricane Katrina.
This movie seemed to go out of its way to falsify history.
But the prelude pastoral scene with a young half naked couple (Caligula and Drusilla) running hopelessly through meadows seemed quite sentimental.
The cruelty seemed very intense and sexuality exaggerated.
It seemed filled with stock military footage.
Not only did this movie's script have craters as big as the grand canyon, the movie seemed to jump from one scene to another leaving the viewers thoroughly puzzled.
it all seemed like a rush to the finish.
In this she seemed to just turn up to read the lines.
The lead character's American accent was ridiculous and he never seemed comfortable as a result.
He seemed more sinister in the movie than the real leper was in the book.
In the last (dreadful) scene, as the camera is pulling out from the camping shot and it seems likely that the credits will start rolling at any second, the audience seemed to rise in unison.
Even he seemed to know it, probably from its jejune treatment, not much above a Bonanza or Big Valley.
The story seemed recycled, nearly to the point of plagiarism.
Aside from the "homemade" quality of the film it was very slow and seemed to make no point.
None of the characters seemed very unique or complex, they just seemed like actors reciting their lines.
This was produced to coincide with the 1984 Los Angeles Olympic Games and, to me, it seemed like nothing more than an exercise in jingoistic, flag-waving American nationalism in which the American athletes are glorified at everyone else's expense.
It may, however, help to explain the way in which many American spectators behaved at the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics and the TV coverage which seemed only interested in events that Americans were likely to win.
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