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Situations play out on the screen in an empty sequence of nothingness.
Unintentionally funny, massively unbelievable characters, absurd situations, looks like it was shot in Griffith Park (which works out pretty well--MASH was shot in Griffith Park), crappy script, just about everything that could possibly be wrong with a movie all rolled into one package.
Hollywood isn't doing anything to make a movie better by adding in sexual situations.
The problem with this is that Lucille Ball was a genius at physical comedy and bizarre situations, and this mess was just plain badly done and an insult to my intelligence.
One of the biggest challenges faced by movies involving the supernatural is how to have characters react believably in unbelievable situations.
What always surprised me about them is that, besides an unquestionable plastic beauty, there is a dull and didactic "psychology" of the characters and situations.
The film is very badly written, stock full of stale and unfunny jokes and stupid situations.
Weisz will be blamed for this dull debacle, but he's not really at fault because he does his best to maintain suspense and squeeze some freshness out of the contrived situations.
The rest of the movie is nothing but cheesy predictable situations, and clever one liners.
"Gymkata" is a ridiculous action movie, filled (or is that empty?) with paper-thin plots, dumb characters, and preposterous situations.
It is very similar to a 1950's sitcom in its cornball humor and contrived situations, but while it can be well done like in I Love Lucy, it's just not funny here.
The director made that fatal mistake of leading you astray about people and situations, not by clever storytelling, but by being highly selective about what to show about the main characters.
The wholesome of the film, however, is not as successful as it could and should have been, with jokes and parody situations that are way too overlong.
Same situations, except in reverse!
As much as the entire situation is an odd and awful joke, the significant individual embedded situations are all equally terrible.
Joel Schumaker directs the script he co-wrote and has a group of Georgetown grads confronted with adult life situations.
The problem is that when you have been watching this movie for an hour you will see the same fantasies/funny situations again and again and again.
James Coburn, as the half-mad half-breed, is pretty much on auto-pilot as well, but Coburn has a way of turning even the hoariest dialogue and situations into something prickly and unnerving.
The comic situations are typical from Gomez Pereira, but in this case they are not funny at all and are resolved poorly.
The songs have been added without situations, the story have been stretched to fill the 3 hrs gap and most disgusting are the action stunts performed by the actors it's like everyone are having superpowers they can run in between the bullets are fire and nothing happens to them and one person fighting with 100 people.
However, when the idea parallels the daytime soaps aimed at just putting hunky men (Taye Diggs, Tim Daly, and Chris Lowell) into sexual tension and romps, and numerous ridiculous difficult situations in a so-called little hospital, it seems like General Hospital...or a female counterpart to Baywatch.
In fact, it is full of stereotype characters and situations.
The pattern is as follows: Take one extremely popular comedian, make a script putting this comedian in as many grotesque situations as possible, add a bunch of jokes (especially one-liners), and spice it up with a couple of beautiful young girls - film that, and you have a success!
The real irony is this: Joe Besser was a top notch comedian, in other situations away from the Stooges.
The situations were inane at best.
Focusing in on the cinematography, and how John Ford managed to make even the dullest situations (dull according to me that is) look quite stunning at times, made it a lot more interesting.
Alone in the woods at night unsure of your own mind can lead to some eerie situations, children are always scary as ghosts, see Dark Water.
Turning likable Winkler into an obnoxious goof-off probably sounded like an interesting idea at the time (and a sure way to separate him from his television alter-ego), but the jokes and situations are often wrong-headed and mean, staged rather sloppily by director Carl Reiner.
I realize that you need to create difficult situations which would cause suspense and the tense feeling of whats going to happen next, but this movie was so predictable, and is just not believable.
The women get naked a lot too, mostly in situations that stretch reality.
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