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Let me see now--this guy who had earlier skied down Mount Fuji manages to accumulate the funding and hire personnel to document what sounds on the surface like a bold and daring act---to ski down the world's highest peak.
It sounds better if you don't have to look at this failure of super production.
The idea of nine stupid prisoners escaping and going on a road trip sounds pretty good for a movie.
Sounds very good.
If this sounds intriguing to you, then that's your problem but then again you might just like this movie.
Sounds cool, right?
However, if you're like me the, the idea of watching a movie that ruined careers and put United Artists on the "for sale" lot, sounds like an interesting case to study, then by all means, watch this terrible, narsisistic, movie with no sub-text, and a lot of photography.(which is lovely sometimes)
I don't recall the song in the first movie but when singer Olimpia Fernandez sings 'Killjoy, yeah Killjoy 2' is sounds like the 2 may have been added in for this dire sequel.
The production values of this movie are extremely high (looks as if it were filmed with a Sony Handicam and edited using iMovie), especially the sound effects -- they sound straight off of a "Spooky Halloween Sounds" CD!
Jessie Ventura sounds bored, through half the thing, and you can tell when he mentions he finds the development of Hogan Vs Andre more interesting.
This is a terrible attempt to parody The Godfather with annoying cartoon sounds, and bad dialogue.
Added to these drawbacks are some cuts made for censorship reasons (Nina's promiscuity is soft-peddled and there is no mention of her getting the abortion that is more central in the play) and a wretched score (uncredited) that sounds like background music to a turn-of-the-century weepie.
The story of a Volcano erupting downtown L.A. sounds like a nice plot for a disaster movie.
The comedians direction is very poor, the dialogs sounds like they were written by a 13 year old teenager, the plot (what plot?) is another "suspense" in which it is very hard to get into.
It all sounds great until you realize that the lower part of "up to" is "zero."
I know it sounds crazy but yes, I am a huge fan of House Party 1 and 2 (and proud of it!!).
At many points in the movie it sounds exactly like a TIE fighter flying over!
Sounds like it could be an exciting western, but this one is dull, dull, dull.
Into their midst, the movie drops Mia Farrow, who sounds like she's still playing Hannah, and Woody Allen, who seems to be reprising his nebbish role from Play It Again Sam.
Auntie Mame is such a better film and the soundtrack of the Broadway musical with Lansbury sounds great.
Many of the door sounds that you hear in this movie came from another Sci-Fi movie that aired back in 1966 titled Star Trek.
Some scenes were quite well made, the photography and the cuts used in combination with sounds and such made it a bit more interesting to watch, but since the story was quite slow it didn't manage to keep the interest alive.
Sounds over familiar, doesn't it.
It looks cheap, sounds cheap, and the actors aren't all that good.
It's hard to tell what's worse: Kathy Ireland's acting skills, or her ultra-high-pitched voice; the one that sounds like a screeching mouse on helium scratching its tiny little claws down a blackboard.
Mike & his mate decide to take Sam to a corn field, tie him to a cross next to a freaky looking scarecrow & leave him there all night, sounds like fun right?
The dialog is so bad it sounds like improv half the time.
"Direct-to-video" is a phrase that never sounds promising to the consumer unless its a direct-to-video sequel to something that went direct-to-video in the first place.
Even the soundtrack sounds like it's fakin' the funk.
How can Kevin Connor possibly think that we'd rather listen to Peter Cushing's fake accent and look at some ridiculous ape-man whose voice sounds like a scratched cd than gaze at the beautiful Munro?
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