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the fight scenes cracked me up. it seemed to me like they spent more time on those parts than any other cuz the fight scenes for the most part were pretty clean.
Lila sporting the Walkman seemed like an exaggeration to update the movie.
Seemed like a made-for-TV movie.
There seemed to be an indecisiveness about how the role should be played - as a helpless waif tossed by fate or as a strong, determined character with a clear view of her destiny.
Kiefer Sutherland's character - Private Doyle - seemed to be pointless and for the most part - unintelligible.
Well, this latest version of Mansfield Park seemed to try and take the edginess of the 1999 theatrical version (outright copied some of the ideas from it in fact), but tone things down a bit to bring it more in line with the original story.
What is most striking to me is that the natives seemed to be white men with black grease paint on their faces; some looked sort of Italian.
The ending seemed like there was supposed to be more, but they ran over their apparent $500.00 budget and were like "Oh, crap...we are broke..end it now...quick..roll credits!"
This one seemed more like the intro to a video game :( I'm glad I only spent a dollar to see this one!
As all they seemed to do was praise the bleeding lord most of the time.
Volcano seemed to be quite spectacular and full of promise.
The plot line seemed OK but the director should have required more from his actors.
I realize even the Weissmuller films have a few flaws but this one seemed so "low budget".
Scenes seemed to have been lifted directly from Milos Forman's script with only superficial changes.
There are many continuity errors: one other user commented on different cars in the garage, Joe's glasses...the one that got to me the most was the fact Joe's facial hair configuration seemed to change from scene to scene.
At one point, her roommate tells her, "Lizzie, you're such a fun person to be around when you're not being depressed," and my reaction was, "She IS?" It seemed odd that the writers would include this comment without giving us any examples, but this script is a lesson in incompetence.
I wouldn't even say it faded away, because it seemed quite abrupt to me.
The character design looked impressive and the fast-paced plot seemed to have been stretched respectably across a thirteen episode arc.
I only bought this DVD because it was dirt cheap and it seemed interesting in its own special way ("special" meaning "retarded").
First of all, I wasn't sure who this film was aimed at - it seemed like a story for kids but had stuff in it kids wouldn't understand and find boring.
While POTEMKIN excelled in its editing style, this movie used similar techniques with a lot less finesse--in some places, the editing seemed very choppy and amateurish.
Everyone else seemed complete separated from the picture.
I still feel that Lauren Graham proved to be a strong actress and even thought she was not the main character, she seemed to steal the movie.
So after the initial disappointment of the first Final Fantasy movie, which seemed to bare next to no resemblance to the Final Fantasy series, Final Fantasy: Advent Children has released itself to a warm reception and, now, a dedicated fanbase.
It became apparent in the first 25 mins of watching this that the writers really wanted to make a feature length film and they probably certainly enjoyed the whole process, but then seemed to forget the fact that it needed a decent plot!
It seemed promising, meeting all the standard requirements of any horror movie machine: drawn out beginning with antagonistic character present, a cannot be omitted sex scene, and the all too familiar pre-spook (when they spook you unexpectedly but it turns out to be the idiot buddy).
I never felt sympathy nor empathy for the lead- yes he had to overcome slavery but then seemed to have an easy ride to khan- pillaging, killing and double crossing his way to the top.
Despite the fact that he left out many bits of important information, the cast just did not seem to fit their roles and the whole film seemed vastly emotionless.
The characters were all very interesting and I didn't mind watching them until late in the film, when it just seemed to drag.
I expected it to be great, because you know, usually we don't have many movies about Asian vampires mixed with Asian culture; but already in the beginning it started in a bad way: the introduction of the movie seemed not to have an end!
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