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Seems out of place, don't it?
Everything seems bright.
However, Kinski finds out that her husband's new boss is actually the stranger who still shows interest over her and seems to do anything to get what he wants.
Terrence Malick is clearly a well-respected director, and it seems that the IMDb viewers, at least, think very highly of the film.
It seems like a badly mangled American movie set in India.
The film continuity seems high, an 8, by maintaining a violent tone infused with drama in places, and using justice outside the legal system as motivation.
However, there seems to be a lack of emotion connected with the evil of organized crime.
The acting rates a 4, it appears too weak, even when someone is being beaten or murdered, it seems hoohum.
Character development appears static, and the characters seem like chess pieces on an abandoned chess board, thereby earning a rank of 3. The dialogue seems stilted, and appears to be forced to fit some Bowery pattern of speech--a 4 for dialogue.
The whole "story" seems to be nothing more than some guy wanting to knock off his friends by inviting them to an abandoned house and letting demons rip them to pieces.
Director Michael Ritchie and actor Robert Redford's second documentary-style drama, 'The Candidate', is a political satire that still seems fresh and pertinent today.
So it's a pity that 'Downhill Racer', made a short time before, seems so dated by contrast.
The world of ski-ing seems strangely amateurish (probably accurately, given the time the movie was made, but it's hard to relate to today's professional world), and the theme of Americans in Europe likewise seems hundrum in an age of ever easier travel.
Richard Kelly, in his first feature film, seems to have collected enough scenes of adolescent rage, late-night stoner diatribes, self-righteous justifications and inoffensive, banal philosophy to inspire twenty teen-angst dramas; then mashed them into a single two hour package with a sci-fi twist.
It's also because the captain has a real anger problem, and I hate people that act cool, but freak out, out of no where; and he seems to on every episode.
Bruce Willis as "The Jackal" never seems to live up to his reputation as a cunning mastermind of the underworld.
Every cast member seems to have been picked up off the street at random.
And it seems to me that the whole show is just a vehicle for Jamie Lynn Spears to be able to move on to movies.
From the starting scenes it seems to be heading in the direction of another safe predictable rom-com, but the moment he arrives at the house it just disintegrates.
His brother, Lt. Dan Prescott(Bill Edwards), seems to be the best test pilot around and is chosen to go up in the Y12.
One thing that stayed with me was that a little girl is the first victim and that seems unusual for a film of this era.
Because Melissa seems to know so much about his Mothers work he invites her to the house as she may possibly be able to help find some answers to various questions he has.
The cast and crew seems to have just been made up of a bunch of people who knew each other, had never acted before and had no intention of acting again, and had a few thousand dollars (I can't believe this movie cost $130.000
The best thing about this flick is that it seems like they used a lot of stuff left over from the Pearl Harbor attack in Tora Tora Tora.
Given that one of the film's premises is that 27 or so people have lost their lives on K2, you might think that the jerk in question might have taken a minute or two to bone up on a few basic facts, but the clown seems to think that preparations on this scale, while good enough for the likes of Reinhold Messner, are beneath him.
Hard to believe that the main character, who seems so articulate, intelligent and imaginative, would not be accepted to any college.
It seems a shame that Disney cannot see the benefit of making movies from more of the stories contained in those pages, although perhaps, it doesn't have the permission to use them.
The father of the bride seems to be in a great hurry to get rid of his daughter by marrying her off, that he flies to and fro around.
It seems today's young generation has gone nuts , since they prefer this kind of mockery of lyrics and musical scores , and associate gossip with it, for example, if you sing ek bar aaja, the ghost would come.
And at the end, this seems more like a dramatic romance flick than a comedy-adventure film.
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