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Although Kevin Spacey was the main actor the movie was totally confusing and seems restless.
Casting seems off.
The plot is incidental at best and seems to exist just to showcase various cameos.
The special effects are badly made, the actors are majorly bad actors and in this movie it's not about a race which is the minority of a planet and tries to fight against the dominators, but it seems to be a crazy movie, which pays homage to sect kind of organisations.
The director, who also thought it would be a good idea to co-star, seems to come into the film with no prior experience or knowledge of useful filmmaking.
It seems as though this movie was filmed with the cheapest camera that could be found in K-Mart.
In most scenes, there is absolutely nothing going on and it seems just the camera was left on recording on purpose only to increase the time of the movie!
What action there is seems token and gratuitous while Seagal, looking more and more like a pork chop, meanders through this insipid flick expressionless and bored while manifesting no improvement in acting ability.
Lola seems to be able to fool anything with her Emmy-deserving acting skills.
It seems to be a common thing in the 90's to play with cliches.
There seems to be a spectrum of cinema.
The entire cast seems to be on speed.
It is set in a bizarrely underpopulated Midlands superb called Leatherbridge which seems to be the dullest place in the country.
Considering the only actor of any note is Bullock (although Michael Pitt seems to be moving onto bigger and better things), it isn't a great surprise that this movie quickly fades away from memory to be replaced by more important things.
Nothing seems original or even slightly entertaining.
And I would be remiss if I did not mention my (white, of course) sidekick Mr. Cutter, an American ex-military man who seems to have fled the U.S. after his divorce.
To their credit "The 9/11 Commission Report" seems like an honest attempt by the company to advance into a more sophisticated state of storytelling and movie making.
and seems unimpressed when one of his patrons complains about the food.
Seems that everyone connected with this movie forgot to check for inconsistencies.
He seems to mumble his lines more and more as time goes on, and the scenes between Seagal and Treach where they seem to improv are embarrassing.
This is a weak and tedious film--at 68 minutes it still seems longer than "Barry Lyndon"!--it nevertheless is of historical interest, and has its genuine absorbing moments.
Well, Dude Where's My Car might be at least a novelty as one of few Hollywood films that seems to have been written, cast, filmed & edited in less than a day.
Oddly enough, unlike most mindless slapstick comedies, this movie actually has TOO MUCH plot - every scene seems to introduce a new moronic and uninteresting subplot.
Nothing seems to fit.
Peter Coe is easily the least charismatic of the various Egyptian high priests we've seen during the course of these films, and Martin Kosleck as his henchman seems uninterested in the proceedings; Kurt Katch, then, is saddled with a ridiculous accent as the man who discovers the newly reincarnated Princess Ananka: the latter, in the form of Virginia Christine (later a much-used character actress) gets her most substantial 'role' and, indeed, the sequence of her resurrection from the swamps is a highlight not only of this film but the entire series.
Perhaps since this seems to have been made for the faith oriented PAX channel, they didn't want to seem too judgmental about the faithful.
20th Century-Fox musical has a glossy veneer yet seems a bit tatty around the edges.
There seems to be no lighting on the "set" (the woods somewhere) and the killer clown known as Killjoy (who makes Leprechaun look like The Exorcist)is less than spectacular.
It seems that a rival mob fire-bombed one of Pop's warehouses (in the opening scene) and Martinelli wants payback.
Jean Renoir seems never to have thought enough of it to even edit the footage together.
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