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Fats did the best acting since he just grunts and makes sounds.
This sounds like it was written by a 10 year old.
The first warning signal sounds from the fussiness of the period re-creation, which screams "1928" in banner type.
It is historically completely inaccurate and the cast sounds and acts like they just stepped out of a high-school play.
The stereotypical teenage son and his girlfriend, the black guy with a white girlfriend, and the two lesbians have to do battle with three killer scarecrows- but, don't be tricked like I was, this isn't nearly as fun as it sounds.
Most acting is good until Patrick Swayze (with his Texas Twang- everyone else sounds British-like even the Muslim) shows up, and proves that he can't act.
The movies soundtrack (if you can call it that) sounds like a teenage boys first attempt at using cooledit and some sample cds.
The premise of Bottom crossed with Fawlty Towers sounds great!
This movie was bad and the movies about how some college students stay at a house to get money by renovating it and then they find out that the house has a woman Deamon in it and that there is a portal to hell.In this movie there are heaps of stupid scenes like at the start of the movie how they are cleaning the house and they start to dancing to a cheesy song and some of the Demons at the end of the movie are just some guys in bad costumes trying to make scary sounds and there are some good gore scenes like when the Professor gets his face ripped of.I only hired this movie because i am a big fan of horror movies and its only worth watching if u are a fan of horror movies.The acting in this movie is really bad the only good actor is Roy Scheider from the great movie Jaws and over all this movie has heaps of flaws and my rating is 4 out of 10.
Add to this stereotypical sounds effects, Latin Americans who speak English with one another, and a villain that just disappears from the story.
I'm not quite sure what that means, but it sure sounds like something the DP said to the director before filming.
He sounds like he ought to be on a bowling league, not a space ship.
Sounds good so far, right?
I think the most laughable bits are when Carrey's in the elevator singing "I Believe I Can Fly" and the bit when he ties up someone in a robbery, and is speaking with a voice changer (he sounds like a crap robot).
The disembodied "Game" voice sounds like a poor clone of Hal from "Space Oddessy 2000".
His latest feature film, Wicked Little Things, boasts a plot that sounds decent as well as a creepy looking poster that I seem to remember surfacing a couple of years ago in relation to a film that Tobe Hooper was meant to direct.
Sounds better than it actually turned out being, but at least it was not boring.
So, being that I am a filmmaker, I thought, wow, a Beach Boys Movie sounds great.
The plot was hard to follow, the lighting horrible and the sounds almost inaudible.
It sounds as if he is talking into a can.
This all sounds as if it can't miss, however too much of the scenario is given over to strident Christina Vidal as a streetwise tyke whom Fox believes will be the next big thing.
Yes, this is as ridiculous as it sounds.
Made in the 80s but with its heart in the 60s, it is fun to watch and looks and sounds good, but it is not a in a classic class at all.
The sort of sick where you could never concentrate on a book, but a sorta silly, light, romantic flick sounds just right (that, and a bowl of chicken soup).
Yul does a halfway decent job of delivering his lines, though he sounds a lot like Yul delivering his lines as Ramses or Taras Bulba.
George Sanders sounds like George Sanders playing George Sanders.
Perhaps some dialogue that works on stage just sounds incoherent on screen.
When I first saw this movie, I said to myself, "Hey what the heck it sounds like a good movie, why not rent it?".
Christian Slater still somehow sounds like Jack Nicholson, I am not sure if that is a good thing or not.
A heist film with Jean Reno, Matt Damon and Laurence Fishburne... sounds great on paper?
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