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It just seems like he did it without actually caring.
This noisy, dizzying football film from director Oliver Stone seems to have everyone in the cast - well, everyone except William H. Macy, who could have tackled the role played by Mr. Stone, the team doctors, or the "fruitcake" selling cereal.
Steven seems to be happier and even takes interest in his strange uncle's living habits; he even decides he wants to change his name to Franz.
Michael Myers, the deranged, not-so-young-anymore psycho, who seems to get beefier with every appearance, is resurrected by his druid brothers to wreck more menace upon his family members, and any one else who gets in the way.
Nothing seems to happen in this film, nothing at all.
Also, George Kennedy's character Patroni seems to get promoted very quickly.
Given their one-dimensional-ness, no-one seems to notice this.
I don't know, but from the looks of it, he seems to have made some moron proud with this piece of crap, as he is still working.
These writers are trying to re-create the characters they have on "scrubs" in a different occupation however the characters they are stuck with have no charisma or acting ability not to mention the writing seems poor and effortless.
The humor in this show seems like it is trying to target an audience with an I.Q. of 40 or below.
The plot seems to be fairly down to Earth, but it's also rather boring and I can't say that I enjoyed myself at all during this movie.
boring, horrible piece of Italian euro-trash about a scientist who seems to spend most of his time guzzling beer(this is what makes him American, right?
Everything seems rushed for some reason, they can't just make a long fight? the old deathmatch is way better.
This movie seems a little clunky around the edges, like not quite enough zaniness was thrown it when it should have been.
It seems incredible that the same decade which brought Star Wars to the silvery screen disgorged such unutterable tripe as this and many other 'adventure' movies.
About one hour of the original cut was deleted; perhaps this is why the finished film seems frustratingly undeveloped.
It certainly doesn't refer to the set which seems to be composed of about 3 rooms with no outside shots at all.
If you do view the movie please be honest in your posting, this one seems to have been hyped up and inflated by a few.
I assume that Esteban was either aiming to take advantage of this or that he himself digs soap operas, because that is what unfolds over the course of this film, so much to the point that it kicks the whole oil company plot to the side, almost as if they imagined halfway through the making of this film that it had become tiresome, because it seems like at least three of the supporting characters have had their back story and character development severely compromised to make room for more sex and crying scenes.
Other than that, this one seems to have very little of substance to offer or visual splendor to offer.
I guess the scenes where the townspeople are marching somewhere were suppose to add to the story but it seems that they were inserted just to fill space.
The filmmakers tried hard, but the movie seems awfully sloppy to me.
Paul, towards the end of the film, becomes incredibly annoying and one wishes she would just close her mouth and shut up, as it seems she is screaming as if it has just become an Olympic event!
The couples marriage seems to be on the rocks due to the car accident that took the life of their son and left their daughter blind.
Very odd, this seems like a very average movie to me, if not slightly less.
The only thing I enjoyed about it was when Robin Williams crashes into the car at the bottom of the hill, and the end, when he seems to get killed.
He seems to know who's doing this even though he's a gyrating, raving entity.
Husband/director Edwards seems to realize this, but neither he nor Julie can work up much energy within this scenario.
People either love it or despise it, it seems.
The director seems to be trying to combine the atmosphere of classic '30s/'40s style horror movies with the shock factor of the then-exploding '80s slasher genre.
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