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Having read his Trek memoirs, it's very apparent to me that he considered the show another action-adventure series that just happened to have a science-fiction setting.
He preferred the vision of Gene Coon over that of Gene Roddenberry; Coon was known for his work on the popular western series, 'The Wild Wild West.' Shatner also mentioned that a favorite Star Trek episode of his was 'A Piece of the Action,' a silly second-season episode co-written by Coon.
For the purists (fans of the original TV series), this movie bears little resemblance to the original characters and influence.
For those not familiar with the original TV series, you may not be disappointed but chances are you will be bored.
It is the most shallow humour TV series ever made in history.
It is incredible that such a TV series of low quality can be sustained for 5 years.
If you crave gore comedy, I'd suggest you turn to classic fare such as the evil dead series or even brain dead if you must.
Part III was the definitive low in the franchise, yet someone must have thought the series still had some potential.
If you are familiar with the topic on a very basic level, you won't gain any new information or views from this series.
This is one of the worst anime series I have ever seen.
In this last part (hopefully) of the series I just feel sorry for how pathetic the vampires are.
Remember what happened to the "Childs Play" series?
The story is told with a series of flashbacks, where after firefighter Jack Morrison (Joaquin Phoenix) has crashed through the floor of a burning building, and only communicating with Captain Mike Kennedy (John Travolta) via the radio.
It is actually not as corny as most of the others in the Carry On series, but maybe because of that doesn't really deliver much fun.
It's a fair bet that the title will appeal to fans of the Benny Hill show but those looking for attractive females in bikinis and miniskirts, while they will see some in this, will probably enjoy some of the other titles in the series, such as "Carry On Abroad" or "Carry On Up the Jungle" more.
After they settle in, strange things happen to the visitors including discovering crap on their car, the man thats the head of this trip thats an idiot shoots the family dog thinking it was a killer clawing at the door and a series of deaths later on in the end.
The idea of bringing Dracula to contemporary times isn't bad--after all, it might revive the series a bit by injecting a new story element into a series that Hammer has all but exhausted in a long series of generally excellent movies.
Pretty soon elements of other genres (too many) mix together, but the story never takes off beyond the level of interest of a TV series.
Soon, 'Time Under Fire' quickly degenerates into a series of clichés, not only mixing altogether too many genres but also being unable to create anything memorable in suspense or special effects that would help viewers remember the movie until tomorrow.
Kudos to Baxley's DP for making this look like a real movie, the first time that's happened in this series (with the notable exception of the F/X scenes).
The first movie of this series was well written and original.
If the "special effects" weren't proof enough that this was low-budget, the fact that only two or three of the crew members, presumably locals which although good for the much-needed Phillipino economy was probably done solely to save money, have ever done anything since this series of movies.
May nobody produce another in this series.
I know that because I happen to enjoy watching the Wayans Bros, Good Times and other series.
The movie is a horrible ripoff of the THE TERMINATOR and CYBORG series, and apparently has little to do with its source material.
Instead, we get an example of Friz Freleng's Tweety and Sylvester series at its most generic.
Unlike Chuck Jones's Road Runner series, which strived to introduce new jokes to the same setting, Freleng's series seemed happy enough to recycle jokes as long as the characters were in a different place.
She manages to be the rock-steady centre of "Tru Calling" but that's not enough to rescue her TV series from mediocrity.
I watched all the movies and appreciated each one for what they retained from the old series and for further developing the characters (and the Star Trek universe, in general).
However, having said that, "Star Trek V: The Final Frontier" is easily the worst of the series featuring the original crew.
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