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It's all downhill from there, and the film's climax is particularly absurd, as Crawford makes up with lover Robert Montgomery immediately after shooting him!
Picking on our government and certain corporations with regards to debt and credit policy is like shooting fish in a barrel.
There's always somebody fighting, running away, chasing, blowing something up, shooting, dying, trying to escape or, of course, flying the plane in turbulent conditions.
Situations revolved by priest running in and shooting guards.
Less than half way through the movie my wife said she was hoping for a plot twist that involved the gun toting FBI son shooting this insipid twit just to shut her up - I enthusiastically concurred!
And he would be dead, if only the cops and the other killers who are shooting at him, in the increasingly silly action set pieces, were not such completely lousy shots.
The shooting style is very "clipesque", camera is always moving, lights are totally artificial, very nervous, but it doesn't succeed in hiding the drawbacks of the scenario.
That's one of the main problems with this movie, it can't decide if it's going to be one of those "reload during a gunfight" flicks or a "just keep shooting and never run out of bullets" flicks.
I am certainly no film maker, but I think even I could have done a better job of this one, which would include re plotting, re writing, re scripting, and re shooting.
Unfortunately this was long before the days of shooting alternate versions, so we just have to imagine how he would have done it.
Toyko Joe having missed shooting down Col. Scott, hides in the clouds and sends his two wing men to get him.
This movie can only be viewed as some sort of "what not to do when shooting a movie".
It's as if they rewrote the script before each shooting day, and a Magic 8 Ball was consulted to govern the tone of each scene.
However, in this case, as a result of the butchering, the story does not make sense, lacks any depth, and is a disappointment from A to Z which the director tries to hide by using cheap effects and repetitive and lame shooting angles.
His own powerful and dramatic way of shooting gives no way to compromises.
the shooting style suited the subject matter very well.
The twist, I suppose they were shooting for was the said title.
Okay, location shooting helps but frankly Cambodia's not THAT interesting or photogenic whichever way you slice it and it's very much the central performances that sell this one.
The only one time I felt captivated was the shooting scene at Guggenheim.
There is also plenty of action and character interaction besides shooting and beating and using special powers.
Let's not even mention the helicopter action, which looked like it was done by an amateur pilot hand-holding a camera and shooting the movie through the windshield of the helicopter.
Even Henry Sharp's lensing comes to life, recalling his glory days shooting Doug Fairbanks classics & THE CROWD.
I rented it for a movie night with friends because I was intrigued by the teens shooting lazers out of their eyes in the picture.
When I saw this film, i couldn't believe what I saw, whoever backed this film with money and finance needs shooting, its just awful, utter dire.
I also saw the film at Sundance and being a Christian, I can say that Karslake left out some of the stronger Biblical passages that were in the New Testament, but I don't believe he was shooting for a theological argument.
I looked at the box and saw a sexy glamorous woman with a gun and thought she was going to go around shooting people and that the "unexpected plot twists" meant something like Pulp Fiction.
The on-location shooting gives the picture its look and much of its tone and style.
The scene on the boat where he is shooting at the German pilots and navigators is a shame: shoot at people without defense!
The shooting of the plane is a remarkable battle scene.
Rehashes of tired slo-mo shooting scenes, that are poor copies at that, and staged fights.
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