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It does not follow a straight storyline everything happens at once so that why it doesn't make much sense.
Granted, there's a few decently sleazy moments and a little gore, but the way in which the movie was shot and the overall storyline just struck me as an idiotic and lazy attempt at profuse "shock" tactics...
The storyline (if there is a storyline) is difficult to follow.
Steven Vasquez directed and co-wrote with James Townsend, the star, this strange little drama cum horror flick with evidently very good ideas and intentions: make a gay film that takes a different storyline than the usual fare and make a drama that wants to be judged on its merits as a thriller.
then you might be okay with this one (even though those two have much better stories and actors) Zomerhitte starts strong enough, but even that one good scene ends up having nothing to do with the storyline.
The fact that the original "Criminally Insane" was less than an hour in length should have clued him into the fact that he had probably milked this storyline for all he was going to get out of it...but instead he opts to use TONS of footage from the original in this one as well, even to the point of recycling the original opening credit sequence!
This movie doesn't follow the storyline in the book.
Even the storyline was weightless.
Well just watched the movie on cinemax and first of all I just have to say how much I hate the storyline I mean come on what does a snowman scare besides little kids, secondly it is pretty gory but I bet since the movie is so low budget they probably used ketchup so MY CRITICAL VOTE IS BOMB!!! nice try and the sequel will suck twice as much.
I found no real storyline, haphazard writing, but smartly-pressed uniforms and the pretty Jean Simmons (pre-nose job) with a rousing little ditty.
It's also not very full of thought or a smooth storyline.
I've heard that joke on Seinfeld, I saw someone fall like that on friends, an episode of Happy Days had almost the same storyline, ect.
The storyline is absurd and lame,also sucking are performances and the dialogue, is hard to keep your Eyes open.
Many changes have been made to the storyline, presumably to streamline the timeframe.
Why not try to make them part of the ongoing storyline?
This film truly is mindless, it is absent of any plot or character development, or any sort of storyline.
No storyline, just the same lame scene over and over again with a different person.
It's one of those movies that start off promisingly, before betraying its audience with cheap scare tactics and an incoherent storyline.
Still pondering the first, but my vote for the latter goes to the meandering storyline, ahead of the wordy sometimes pretentious script, the uncertain tone, the lack of consistent and well-developed characterization, and the lack of rapport between the characters.
The characters were not well developed and the storyline jumps around so much that I found myself asking the question "How did we get here?"
The storyline is just horrible, and so is the acting.
It's bad acting, It's bad filmed and the storyline is bad.
In the case of Gregory's Two Girls, Bill Forsyth has the dubious honour of managing to commit both sins - on the one hand revisiting the plot of Gregory's Girl, while at the same time serving up a frankly incredible and moronic storyline involving Scottish arms dealers.
Anybody who has ever been a fan of the original series, or even has a clue about the storyline should be embarrassed by this series.
I like them all, but the storyline is tragic and ignores all of the precedents set by the original series.
Could it be: The confusing storyline, the incomprehensible dialogue said by Oliver Martinez, and the annoying editing?
The storyline is good, if a bit bland and the acting was good enough though I didn't understand why Olivia d'Abo had such a pronounced Australian accent if her character was supposed to have been raised in the US.
The basic storyline has potential and with a good script and director could be a seriously creepy flick, but this version sadly is not it.
Decent animation and some workable character development keep this animated horse fable from DreamWorks at least watchable... however it remains somewhat slow paced and the storyline is a bit on the silly side..
It is interesting to see a reversal of the typical cowboys and indian roles, but here it just seems like a nod to political correctness rather than a proper storyline decision.
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