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Throughout the whole movie at seemed as if Natalie was the mother and Susan was the mother.
It seemed a lame substitute for characterization, story, and engaging emotions.
The actors were quite easily acceptable as a bunch of mercenaries stranded on a mysterious, deserted and uncharted planet, none of them seemed to be particularly friendly with each-other but were willing to fight to keep themselves and their comrades alive.
Next thing I know I'm sucked in, having a great time, and was pleased as how good it was and how fast it seemed to make the time go by.
The film is probably not very sophisticated by todays standards, more's the pity, but it seemed rather racy back then.
For some reason the music seemed appropriate for the journey that the three main characters embarked upon.
Her performance seemed to be the weak part of the film to me, in contrast to the amazing performance (or characterization) by James Haven (Don Wake) ... I hope we see more of him.
I thought the acting , which seemed forced at first, somehow got better as the film went along.
I agree with others that the staging of the "falling" scene was too wooden, and it seemed unconvincing that she would have been so injured by such a little fall.
Sam Peckinpaw's "Junior Bonner" was out at the same time and seemed to impress the critics more than our film.
One film actually seemed rather impressive, called Jolly Fellows by the pioneer of the very small group of musical filmmakers, Grigori Aleksandrov.
I spotted this film in a branch of the Duane Reed pharmacy in New York on holiday, and it seemed like a bit of silly fun.
It provides more detail than a movie can possibly provide, the end result being that I thought the movie seemed a wee bit sketchy on a handful of items.
At first, the film seemed harsh and judgemental, but, as it revealed itself, it actually became quite a complex portrait of the current society.
The Francis Durbridge serials all seemed to inhabit the same universe,that of unexplained happenings,people being not what they seem & the villain being someone close to the hero/victim.A predictable universe in some ways,but one with its own rules & regulations.
Some of the problems with this movie is that its plot went here and there and the movie had a very uneven flow to it, that and it seemed to shift genres a bit much too.
It was very cliche and fate seemed to be against them at every turn.
Caine's character seemed overdone to me.
One could say he was playing the part properly but the character seemed to me flat and unfunny.
I enjoyed this show, it was on in the uk, but not at peak time, and they seemed to move it all over the schedules so I wasn't able to watch them all.
I understand why they did it that way (time, budget,CPU), but it just seemed cheesy after all the explanation about how the bad guys needed to collect all of those who had Jenova cells so that Jenova could be reincarnated.
Everyone I spoke to seemed to enjoy this film.
I caught this movie and went in not expecting it to be a great film...It just seemed to cliché and looked like nothing new.
Also, on the writer's door was the batman logo which seemed ironic because Christopher Nolan would later direct Batman Begins and The Dark Knight, two other great movies.
The amazing Anne Revere, as Mrs. Brown, seemed to be the wisest woman in the world.
She seemed very lifeless and completely schooled by the 54(!) year old Bergman in the scenes where they are side by side.
When I watched this movie the other day it took me back in time when I was younger and things seemed so much simpler.
The look wonderful together and actually seemed to be in love.
So many movies which seemed so important to me back then (i.e.
i had a great time w/ the show, but it never seemed to take itself seriously - i mean as seriously as a sci-fi show about a time traveler could be.
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