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It was promising; at the time there was some saturation out of the "supernatural" cases after a decade of many X files already, so the natural spirit to lampoon it naughtily too (imagine Mulder as womanizer !). However (Special Unit 2) wasn't the strongest in this, or a strong when it comes to make a comic Sci-Fi show.
It was a very average movie, that had great potential, and was nicely directed but let down by a confusing story without strong points, beginning middle and end, with poor acting expect from the serial killer guy, who although he seemed overzealous at some points delivered the best performance of the cast overall.
My advise would be to take TWO not one but TWO hits of very strong acid and at least you'll get a visual thrill out of it!!
I did not enjoy the movie that much, and it clarifies something that I did not see before: that the visual elements can be the defining positive aspect of a film, but without a good story and strong characters, it can all be for nothing.
I haven't seen any of his other films, but on the basis of these two: I believe that originality wasn't one of his strong points.
With a very strong Christian religious theme, this movie delivers minimal content and no suspense.
I'd put it in my queue on the basis of Heather Graham and her strong cred as an actress (IMHO).
I have seen two very strong stage productions, the one in New York with the original cast, and another at the San Diego Rep (Rosina Reynolds and Monique Gaffney, you rock!).
There is not a strong character to cheer for.
A strong cast is utterly wasted, scenes repeatedly end at the least interesting moments and the script says nothing new.
I think the problem happens because there isn't a strong enough relationship established between the caller and the Gabriel Noon(I had to spell it this way, because IMDb wants to auto correct the right spelling to "No one") character.
Boris Karloff, Bela Lugosi and Peter Lorre form a strong setup of sinister villainy.
While I am a strong believer that there is too much racial profiling happening in Hollywood, even today, I do not believe that Townsend's directorial debut did much to stop it.
Strong recommendation to avoid, unless the thought of half the film being a big T&A show appeals to you.
This movie which purports to depict his life should have used a fictional character, because the overdramatized events are too strong a departure from the facts and the chronology.
It starts out strong and just keeps getting weaker and weaker.
In the Comic, Modesty is strong.
Both of these movies features women with a strong, indomitable screen presence and who played independent, proto-feminist characters.
Thirdly, Samantha Morton is too strong an actress to be relegated to the role of Harriet; and why was she made to look so sickly?
The nastiness of it all, rape and all, is shown without any distance (unlike strong stuff like "Last house on the left") and utter contempt for the (perfect ?) victims and everybody involved, leaving the viewer to be treated as a sadistic voyeur.
I liked the fact that the woman becomes strong and evades the limitations imposed on her by the era (we are talking about Japan, 17th century), but her mood changes are unbelievable and badly written.
Violence and very strong language is to be expected and you get your moneys worth.
Strong acting quality is hardly found in them as clearly shown in this film.
But it was terrible, awful, even pathetic is not a strong word in this case.
I won't say that I'm a huge Peter Sellers fan, but I did thoroughly enjoy the Pink Panther series and I felt that he gave a strong performance in Being There.
You have characters turned from male to female, black to asian to cylon all in a way to "attract female audiences," when there was already strong female characters that could have just been made stronger.
The plot is incredibly unwise - 2 men survive the genetic catastrophe and find themselves on the planet full of feminist strong, straight and fundamentally severe ladies.
"Drawing Restraint 9" is a kind of movie one either loves or hates; fortunately or not, I left it with a strong feeling of wasted time and of being thoroughly stuffed with "killing whales is bad" propaganda.
Actually, there is a strong sense of relief when it's over, relief that you can now put the cassette back in the rewinder and RUSH this back to the video rental store before it contaminates the rest of your video collection.
"Christmas Evil" tries to get psychological by introducing the main character as someone who goes insane,(a strong word), slowly (very slowly).
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