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Judith detains Lincoln but they are both locked in a store room with a steel door while elsewhere Hesse crawls across a strange glowing spot on the floor badly injured & bleeding, as his blood drips onto the floor an evil demon is given the power to bring some of the various toys to life & Hesse first has his face chewed off by a mutant Jack in the Box, he then has his fingers bitten off by an incredibly vicious teddy bear & finally Hesse is shot by a toy robot using blue laser beams.
The performances are pretty spot on, with Kevin Conroy delivering a true Batman, and Mark Hamill being show-stealing as the Joker despite his small screen time.
The only bright spot: Craig Bierko, who did a fine job on Boston Legal as Jeffrey Koho...don't blame HIM for this one.
In Emperor's Club, Prof Hundert loses his spot as headmaster to a young, politically-connected upstart, even though he taught there for 30 years.
The acting is spot on in this indie film and the dialogue is sharp, honest and above all funny.
I find Jessica's ability to spot a large haematoma on the back of someones head from a great distance to be an amazing talent.
You know where you stand right from the beginning, where you can spot the most ludicrously mismatched day-and-night shots since "Plan 9 From Outer Space".
Julie Walters' accent is spot on, and the humour is, too.
The only bright spot is the psychedelic trip sequence which may have inspired the similar segment in Beavis and Butthead Do America.
The tramp goes to high-class restaurants and dances to get his dog Spot from the pound, passing his hat around at the end.
I do have a big soft spot for this film despite its failings.
Millions of dollars for charity, a spot on Jay Leno, all over the news, and I never heard of the Knapely W.I. calendar girls.
You know you're in trouble when you can spot continuity errors in the opening sequence of a film (check out the disappearing bra) without even looking for them.
Whomever had the bright idea to cast Jamie-Lynn DiScala as the notorious Hollywood madam deserves to be fired on the spot.
He steals a car, drives around the city all night and in the morning, he brings it back to the spot he had taken it from.
The pretty, fairly polished cinematography by Robert E. Rogers likewise hits the spot.
The only bright spots were the actors outstanding portrayal of the interaction of bomber crew members in combat and their daily grind of life on a bomber base during WWII along with the spot on look and feel of those times.
The producer of this movie should be shot on the spot for even thinking about this piece of trash.
The uncomfortable spot he finds himself in lies between them and the law, personified by Sterling Hayden as a tough, unforgiving police detective.
no one has come close with such an in depth surfing movie covering so many other aspects of that generation it is also interesting to spot actors who started their careers in this movie.
Gary Busey also to great things.Can tou spot charlene Tilton of Dallas fame and her screen consort Steve kanaly.
When he returns to the spot, she has disappeared.
The only weak spot is Brian Benben as a plastic surgeon/drug dealer who's too goofy to take seriously.
Although the cgi effects have been done to a suitable level they are so unrealistic it doesn't matter how well they are done (100 spiders managing to materialise overnight from a single spot).
It is a spot on performance that has us believing in him from the start.
Their is one bright spot with the movie, for the most part it is actually historically accurate.
It was, after all, pretty easy to spot the doubles used for the actors in over half the film, as well as the bad looping accompanying it.
This is without A doubt the best Kevin Smith film yet.Considering that it started with An assassination plot,I believe it turned out wonderful.Jason Lee is spot on perfect in this.There is not anyone else alive that could play Brodie better.The acting is great for A mid ninties comedy.Smith has not made A movie as funny since.No sophmore slump here.If you watch the flick again and not expecting Clerks you may just enjoy it.
The acting is approximately the quality that one would find in a TV spot for a local car dealership.
I can at least guess, because it's definitely not for teenagers, 'couse they're gonna laugh at almost every scene (for some time, because THIS movie isn't even funny in the way Ed Wood movies can be), older viewers will easily spot all the plot holes, bad acting and terrible idea.
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