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The opening scenes were so long winded, the conversations between characters seemed not to lead anywhere.
It was so disjointed - it seemed to jump from place to place - and the "thief" was obvious.
This movie seemed to run-on interminably.
She seemed to often be eccentric or cast as the "other" woman.
Like a Ken Russell film at its worst, or DAY OF THE LOCUST remade by amateurs, MR LONELY might have seemed like a good idea on a few scraps of paper (no script, you see) and a free holiday to somewhere, but in the end we have a widescreen film that seems as if it was made by film students whose parents told them that EVERYTHING they did was a brilliant creation.
It seemed a tad empty, and my summary title says it all about the effects.
I myself found that question looming in my mind as the hour and twenty minute feature seemed to drag near the middle, only to give off the sensation that it was picking up steam at the end, when in actuality it was doing nothing of the sort.
It was great to hear the songs, but over time, those songs seemed dull, overwhelming, and a bit precocious.
I usually like period films but this one just seemed to drag and drag.
But as the film progressed i began to feel distinctly uncomfortable with the lack of pace that i was seeing, each sequence seemed to take hours.
And while the set-up seemed good enough, it proceeds to only make the audience gasp in horror.
The "love" relationship seemed to have been added on to the script, it was so awkward.
Everything seemed energetic and I was totally prepared to have a good time.
A made for television version of the Heart of Darkness seemed like a good way to add more insight to the book, well, that was the wrong assumption.
It seemed, at the time, to be one of the most important, awe-inspiring cinematic experiences of our generation.
As another poster commented, several of the reels were out of order, and while it was disorienting at first, and bizarre, it seemed to fit the production - what was just awful became surreal and amusing.
Unmercifully, this was anything but brief, and to me seemed as if it had gone-on for about 10 hours (Einstein's layman's explanation of "relativity" at work.)
It was a Yash raj production 2. When the songs were first shown on TV, they seemed catchy 3. The star(??!) cast was new.
The film seemed to take for ever, because of the boring family dinners and scenes about school and job-dialogs between the action.
I love Vince Vaughn, and he seemed straight up lost in this thing, as was I.
The sci-fi part of the film was very interesting and fantastic for its time, but i'm not sure if it was due to the fact it was shown directly after the Brilliant 1928 "The Wind" or if it seemed that Russian filmmakers take after what Russian novels are famous for (hundreds of characters, tangled plots) but I know for certain that the dramatic parts, as in the parts on Earth, made absolutely no sense, were boring and I became lost within about twenty minutes.
None of the other animals in the movie seemed to have gender specific body parts drawn on them and I would have preferred the bulls in this show to at least have the correct ones if they had to be drawn on at all.
Their slapstick always seemed angry rather than funny, and even though it was obviously fake, their antics always seemed more likely to cause hurt rather than to cause laughter.
The sound, effects, and even picture quality seemed like they came from Willow (1988) or maybe even Conan the Barbarian (1982).
It does not jive well with any of his other work but then again he seemed to fall into a slight slump after making a A Nightmare On Elm Street.
There wasn't one character I found sympathetic, they all seemed to be absolutely clueless losers.
I intially discounted a dream sequence as that seemed too obvious.
John Gielgud, howsoever brief his appearance in the movie, still seemed to be playing a role from Hamlet.
Everything seemed so forced, especially the lines from the woman with the huge eyes and the little kid (his "Noooooo" as he gets burried is so unenthusiastic it's laughable).
Also, the plot line didn't advance at all during the entire movie, and it was all just a big setup for the grudge 3. When it seemed like the movie was about to make a big plot advancement, it turned out just to be a pointless scene.
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