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It looks nice, pretty settings, nicely acted, appears earnest and seems to be leading somewhere so you stay tuned awaiting a meaningful payoff.
Assets include beautiful New Zealand settings, Brian May's energetic music score and some dandy helicopter flying and jet boat chases.
This movie is really BAD, there is nothing appealing or worth of commentary in it except for the beautiful settings: Chilean landscape.
The best thing about the movie is the Hong Kong settings.
With all the potential for a good movie in its gorgeous settings, cast, and cinematography, this film's lacklustre script, leaden pace, and wooden performances produced only a major disappointment.
Albert Pyun presents his vision of the lost city of Atlantis - and it's a vision so cluttered up with claustrophobic settings, weird costumes and noisy, "quirky" minor characters that one thing is for sure: you want to get the hell outta there as soon as possible (unfortunately, it will take you about 80 minutes).
Simply put, the only saving grace this movie has is settings, costumes and an OK punk concert.
I was wandering Europe at the time and had the misfortune to stumble upon the crew making this movie in what was, even then, one of the world's idyllic, unspoiled settings.
For example, I appreciate his lingering on unremarkable-natural-day-lighted settings as a powerful way to force a strong sense of realism.
I have to admit, the plot and settings are good, unrealistic, but hey, that's Nick.
It fails in delivering the "message" it tries to give, fails in its storytelling, clumsy historical settings and above all in its rhythm.
Repeat this scenario about four times, in marginally varied settings; bridge these with perhaps thirty lines of dialogue total; offer up actors even more hateful and lethargic than those in the above mentioned classics; and grace us with a monster comprising gauze, ketchup and one yellow Spock ear, and you've got a movie too mind-boggling to refuse, a working definition of bad.
This movie had to be self-serving because I can not find anyone who found the settings or antics familiar.
Literally from start to finish, "The Number 23" desperately attempts to be a mysterious and uncanny thriller and therefore uses all the dreadful clichés from the big book of cinema history, including heavy-voiced narration, flashbacks, disorderly structure, characters with multiple personalities, numerous plot twists that grow increasingly absurd and sinister asylum settings.
Yet maybe I should check the settings for the comments presentation, since after a while the gushing dies down and I'm relieved to see appreciations that mirror my own.
Viewers follow McLaren to various settings, where he tells his story to his sidekick, a female dwarf, and simply takes credit for one thing after another.
On top of that the directing is wonderful and the settings sumptuous and rich, a real treat.
The lush settings, the haunting music, and plot twists make it a truly interesting film.
It's one of the paradoxes of Basil Rathbone's wartime anti-Nazi Sherlock Holmes films (Voice of Terror, SH in Washington, and this one) that while the plots and settings are mostly terrible, he is so good in them.
The pace in languid and the settings are exotic.
Characterizations, settings and plot continually build .. .
This all adds up to a welcoming, friendly environment, where you can approach the plentiful puzzles(the amount of them is varied, based on which of the two difficulty settings you try this on) at your own pace, and explore and take in the dozens of individual, creatively done characters and areas in this to your heart's content.
In England we often feel very attached to British films that we like, as we are so used to the usual American settings and accents.
The historical settings, the blatant class distinctions, and seeing the good and the bad on both sides of the dividing line held my attention throughout.
The scenery in Greece is spectacular; the New York settings cause me to squirm due to many shots of the World Trade Center.
The story rides you smoothly through all these beautiful settings to lead you to a bitter-sweet ending, being the perfect climax for this perfect journey.
Settings are perfect, dialogues, situations, storyline... all together mixed to give this masterpiece!
Brilliant practical make-up and special effects designs create a truly terrifying monster, especially when lurking through the atmospheric shadows and smoke of the gloomy apartment settings.
The production values for the movie are good, too, with appropriately fine costumes, settings and photography.
Yes, the dialogue and the settings are slightly dated, but the story is timeless and the performances by the stars make it imminently watchable.
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