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Sounds like fast food, doesn't it.
This sounds immensely boring but games are able to make this process incredibly compelling.
I know my summary sounds very harsh, but this film has very limited appeal.
The writing sounds like it was done by a 5-year-old and the acting is worse than grade school plays.
Sounds cool...but it's not.
I almost wish I hadn't even seen it, because of the ability of movies (sounds and images) to resonate so powerfully in your brain; I would have much rather just been left with the impression of the book.
With her amazingly wild hair and voice that sounds very high-pitched and weird, it's hard to believe this is Loy!!
Being (somewhat) an independent filmmaker myself, I really understand what these guys were trying to do and it sounds like a good idea.
Ugh, I don't know what kind of mic they were using to record but it sounds like someone is walking over dead leaves throughout the entire thing.
Some of the dialog in this movie sounds like it was written by a swear happy 12 year old boy.
The theme music sounds as if it was about a quarter done when the movie was released, as large portions of the film don't have any music at all.
Every once in a while, an indie comes along that has an awesome cast and a story that sounds really interesting and can't-miss, but the movie sucks.
"Marathon" has a very interesting premise, excellent ambient sounds, and good scenery.
I was stupid enough to pick this DVD up in the shop, read the blurb and think, that sounds quite good, I'll spend £10 and buy it.
It sounds silly and it is, though the suggestion of madness and crazed machismo almost works.
If that isn't an indication of just what a 12th-rate piece of junk this turkey is, nothing is From mismatched sound effects to a music score that sounds like it's from a 1940s "Z"-grade horror flick (and may very well be) to the same footage (i.e., armored personnel carriers going down the same jungle trail) reused constantly to some of the most ineptly staged "action" scenes in recent memory, this laugh-a-minute sludgefest has to be seen to be disbelieved.
The lead actress is too ditsy and weird-looking to be a heroine, the leading man is too goofy-looking and effeminate to be a convincing hero and the music sounds like some kind of cheap new-agey pet project of the director's hippy daughter (I mean saxophone??? mixed in with some kind of spacey operatic female wailing?).
Worse yet, the love letter isn't even romantic, but sounds like it was written by someone desperate to make a deadline.
If seeing an obese Hauer chase a very pregnant Isabel Glaser (imagine the spine-tingling thrills in that contest) sounds good to you, see this film!
Sounds interesting.
Sounds real exciting huh.
If the plot sounds bad, it's worse on the little screen.
Through this however director Jon Jost keeps interleaving awkward frames, blocks of letters, opening credits with annoying swooshing sounds, color frames that announce "BLUE", numbers that count towards the "12 Steps to a Conclusion" announced in the opening credits.
Jackie Mason's character sounds like a retard.
Even the sounds coming from a room where someone is being tortured are gruesome.
The only enjoyment I got out of this was to laugh at the technical flaws (example - the background "car sounds" audio just disappears during the scene with Danny and Dog in Dog's car).
Except such is her delivery that it sounds like "leatherage."
Personally, I think the concept of an evil Geppetto sounds better, he builds an army of wooden killers, and starts a crime wave, funny.
Koechner has shown promise as a supporting actor, but as a lead in this film, he just sounds scripted.
He sounds too much like he's doing a cold read passionately.
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