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Pleasance has some good screen moments (precious ones if your a fan of the series) as the now very aged and as he says "very retired doctor".
I've heard so much about the TV series from my friends and practically everyone in Turkey, I was expecting to see a breakthrough in Turkish cinema.
If you want cool Japanese live action, check out Returner, or Ichii the Killer or the Zeiram series.
We've seen movies like this before, i.e. the Child's Play series, which is by the way, far better.
The women fare especially badly; 'Frenzy' could be used as proof the director was a misogynist, though a better explanation to me is that perhaps beginning with his TV series and 'Psycho'- which he himself described as an exercise in thrift, an experiment to see if a television crew could shoot a passable feature -Alfred Hitchcock had pretty much abandoned art and settled for commerce.
Discrediting any of the original character traits so well-formed in Margaret Mitchell's book, this series also turned the story of the sequel into one of rape, mistrust, murder, and misformed relationships that even the book Scarlett stayed away from.
During production, this LWT series was titled 'Rocket To The Moon', a title that everyone on set at the time thought was cheesy enough.
This same heavy handed lack of subtlety and understanding is clear throughout the very fabric of the entire series, and the same tired and boring love-triangle storyline is actually stretched out over 7 episodes!
The standout reason to watch this series, even though his appearances are very few.
Overall, this series was a disappointment, and a wasted opportunity to craft a genuinely interesting and well developed drama series.
When this series aired I watched most of it.
I think it was supposed to be a long running series in the vein of "The Fugitive" and "The Incredible Hulk" where the protagonist is being chased around the country looking for a solution to his problems.
It wouldn't hold a candle to the other series.
For a series that was inspired by Kolchak, it's ironic that The X Files first attempt at a vampire episode should land squarely on it's ass.
I went into this movie with semi-high expectations after loving the cartoon series in my childhood, and this nearly wrecked that love for me.
I loved the first two chapters of The Slumber Party Massacre series; the third film was quite useless, but completely watchable, compared to this piece of crap!
Peter Hunt started out as a very gifted film editor and got his first stab at directing when he helmed the James Bond film "On Her Majesty's Secret Service" (considered by many Bond fans to be the best of the series).
I watched this series out of curiosity,wanting to see if they could possibly and with ALL this modern technology,out do Cecil B. DeMille's classic epic of 1956, starring Charleton Heston,Yul Brenner and Sir Cedric Hardwicke.
Several other titles were released in the same series, like "The Black Six", "The Black Gestapo" and "The Black Godfather" and judging by all their low ratings and negative reviews none of these belong to the elite of the 70's Blaxploitation hype, neither.
The Comic strip series was very hit and miss, even withing the episodes, and it is fair to say all of the people involved have gone on to do greater things.
Well, those criminals guilty of making this series probably wanted to show how to make a total opposite of the porcelain-cat holding a red rose.
Because teenaged sleazoids Beavis and Butthead are enthusiastically from the place where the sun doesn't shine and their crappiness infects the whole stoopid series.
My wife and I saw every episode in this series and loved it.
However, the series was cut short without a final episode by the producers of the show.
It actually reminded me of the American series 'The Players', although nowhere near as good.
I'm sorry, but any true fan of the first two films in the series, that gave this abortion of a film more than 3 stars, should be ashamed.
Star Trek V definitely earns the dubious distinction of being the weakest film in the Star Trek series.
Though I always thought he was a normal guy considering every time you saw his eyes in the series they were surrounded by normal colored flesh and not the blue his face was here.
There is just too much crap in this one to try and make this a spectacular movie, but for me it just ruins what I watched the series for in the first place.
Baby boom was bad enough, basically making a series of every straight mans nightmare is worse.
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