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Missed it at the cinema, but was always slightly compelled.
The only slightly redeemable element is Dennis Leary telling Joe Montegna, that he's a "stinky friend" and calls him "Mister Stinky Friend".
Possibly slightly entertaining to fans of the typical spoof movies of the same kind.
Having made a couple of sword 'n' sorcery films (as Conan) he had moved onto slightly more serious acting roles in films like The Terminator and Commando, only to make a mystifying return to the sword 'n' sorcery genre for this 1985 debacle.
I remember seeing the very first trailer for Underdog back last March, I also remember at the time smiling to myself ever so slightly.
Somehow I stayed just slightly interested, but was it because I truly wanted to know what the "secret" was (which, I should say, is pretty damned obvious) or because I hoped Scarlett Johansson would put on a more sexy outfit?
i think Terrance Howard is slightly over rated but he was decent.
Mainly, it is said rather early on that the killer (Jack O'Halloran, whom is one of the few slightly known actors) only kills women.
Robert Carlyle fully realises his potential as an actor of supreme mediocrity with only one expression to his repertoire (that of a chronically constipated football hooligan nursing a crippling inferiority complex), which he manages at times to alter slightly by flaring his nostrils and baring a row of skewed yellow teeth (this to indicate anger, tenderness, grief, surprise, horror, hilarity, compassion, etc.)
When the plantation owner's son returns from Europe, after approximately 25 minutes of purely wasted running time, the plot slightly begin to develop itself at last.
This really is a depressing and miserable watch and not even a slightly decent ending manages to up the ante enough to lift this film out of the very bottom of the barrel.
You WANT to believe that this started life as a slightly more bearable short subject, except if you took away the repetition what's left would be far less fascinating: eg.
Compared to the recent gore flick HOSTEL, which this movie reminded me a lot of-- I would say that See No Evil is slightly better but not by much.
when i sat down to watch this movie i thought that it might be slightly good.
The only (slightly) redeeming feature is the actor playing the psycho himself, who grimaces, trembles and gurns magnificently and thus is amusing at times.
I don't know if the Elmore Leonard book had such dumb characters,since I haven't read it, but I'm guessing that the book was supposed to be at least slightly humorous.
Maybe the performances here are slightly better than the usual average acting H.G Lewis films, but that is not saying much.
In this film, we have Richard Lynch in one scene, a momentary appearance from Martin Kove, a brief spot for Vernon Welles, slightly more time on screen for John Philip Law and a little time for Karen Black.
Worse yet, is shows the same move three times in rapid succession from three slightly different angles.
We hoped that by the end everything would be slightly more clear.
It drags slightly even though it's only about 90 minutes long.
I thought O11 was a nice but slightly boring little bank robbers movie with a sensational arsenal of stars.
Brigitte Nielsen was a good choice for Sonja, with her fresh face and her firm, slightly muscular body (and I think that her dark-red hair suits her perfectly), but Schwarzenegger gives one of his few colorless performances as Calidor.
When I was a child, Carry On films filled this niche slightly better, which is a really sad indictment of a film with such a promising cast.
Ted Danson is too young as MTM's husband and usually gives off a slightly creepy appeal unless he has an acting partner who can soften it.
Absolutely nothing in this movie amused me even slightly.
From the title, the tag-line, the plot summary on the DVD etc..., I expected something at least slightly epic, with the historical fiction and the romance concurring to thrill you; that's what they did in Last of the Mohicans for example, and I think they did a superb job.
It actually gets off to a good start as three young men on a passenger train begin slightly irritating the guests on board.
The acting, while no great shakes, was slightly above par for horror movies in this budget range.
This slightly ponderous late 50's sci-fi-horror schlock isn't entirely a loser.
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