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It's a shame, because the director seems like he knows his stuff when it comes to mis en scene (sp).
It seems to have been rushed out to take advantage of the success of screwball comedies at the time (including MGM's own "Libeled Lady", which featured two of the same stars) and the success of William Powell and Myrna Loy.
This movie was made in 2005 but it seems like the wardrobe people jumped all the way back to 2000 for the clothes.
In 1989 here in NZ wrestling was somewhat of a mega-hype phenom, and who was steering starship at the pinnacle was the orange goblin himself, HULK HOGAN (one of my uber-heroes at this time), so it seems obvious to me now why I adored this movie in 1989-90 when it came out here.
This film seems well made, and more efforts should be made to promote films by women.
It seems that stage (dance) productions these days are all about how many cameras and camera angles a director/ editor can squeeze into a 1 hour show.
Writer/actor/director Larry Bishop seems to have taken that advice a little too literally with Hell Ride and concocted a messy homage that borrows much too heavily in its visuals, music, camera-work, and time-altering storytelling.
It seems that the target audience for this film are people from gambler's anonymous.Mat Mcconaughey's character is not believable enough to be Pacino's protégé'.
Al Pacino seems to talk a lot and I mean blabber mouth in your face dialog.
He seems to be always sermonizing.
So much seems contrived in a desperate attempt to save the film.
It seems that Antonio Banderas hasn't been able to find a decent script since "Desperado," the only remarkable film he's done.
The editing is very choppy at times as a scene seems to shift right in the middle.
The movie seems to be an extremely poor rip-off of Bladerunner ie rogue android being chased by bounty hunter(or ruthless cop in this).
Nothing seems to be resolved at the end of the movie, we never find out anything of any substance about the android or what his intentions are.
The emergence of early 1970s feminism is used as a plot device which seems rather self-defeating.
The sad thing is that fine actresses like Julie Gayet - so wonderful in Clara et Moi - and Anna Mouglalis - who seems to have hit into a double play after last week's Le Deluge and now this - are wasting their time on dross like this.
Ms. Ball does not understand her character at all and she seems to be heavily sedated.
The make-up is excellent, the acting is pretty good, but the story seems to drag on for years and the murders are so gruesome that they're more disturbing than entertaining.
All the lame jokes were there including the flash backs, except this time they added a joke about a old creepy pedophile who seems to be in EVERY SINGLE EPISODE.
This is a humorless piece of work and I sat in the theater waiting for the wit and humor to begin- I'm still waiting, it seems.
The parody disappears after about 15 minutes to be replaced by a story which seems to take itself seriously.
The other lowest-rating reviewers have summed up this sewage so perfectly there seems little to add.
The killer seems to have always the control along the plot and if it's lying like a dead body this can't be possible.
Beginning and end are pretty good, middle drags at times and seems to go nowhere for long periods as we watch the goings on of the insane that add atmosphere but do not advance the plot.
W.C. Fields's brief role is fun, though the famous pool table scene stretches its welcome a bit because it seems to go on for ten minutes.
The cast is a bunch of unknowns with the possible exception of Joe Estevez who seems to specialize in bad movies.
Not much to recommend here, even the title seems to propel it into obscurity.
The last season it was very disappointing, it seems as if they (writers)don't know what to do with the show, so, they keep trying to make it up for it by stretching one story line in a whole episode.
The third and most risible seems to aspire to being a dislocated sequel to Child's Play.
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