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If only the studio had called 911, this dog of a motion picture would never have been made.
Considering the limits of this film (The entire movie in one setting - a music studio - only about 5 or 6 actors total) it should have been much better made.
The insight consists of talking heads rattle off bullshit like "should I make a studio movie that pays a lot or should I make an indie item and stay true to my artistic self?" "Do the latter, please."
This attempt should have never left the studio.
Reynolds, a starstruck Jean Harlow wannabe, opens a dance studio for children and Winters is her piano player.
If they had done that this film would have been at least twice as good even with worse actors and if filmed inside a studio with huts made of cardboard.
It is a shockingly bad effort coming from a major studio.
Around the late 1970's, animator Don Bluth, frustrated with the output his company, Disney was churning, defected from the Mouse House to form his own studio.
In Hollywood in the 1930's and 1940's, I think that every studio can make a western, except Warner bros.
Brazen audience manipulation--do studio heads think that all you have to do with a horse-loving audience is put pretty horses in front of them, to make them happy?
This was originally envisioned as a 210 minute film, cut down to 140 minutes by the studio and finally released at 70 minutes.
Bangville Police supposedly marked the debut of the Keystone Kops, named after the studio they worked for.
Typical Troma-trash, this smutty 80's flick is considered one of the "highlights" of Lloyd Kaufman's notorious production studio, alongside "The Toxic Avenger" released one year earlier.
I can see the studio pitch now.
Fine, but that still doesn't excuse the studio actually releasing the film.
It's as if Lee Rose decided to write a drama about a woman struggling with her sexuality but then she either wasn't allowed by studio execs to give the story some true-to-life gusto or didn't have the cojones.
This film should only watched as an example of studio butchery!
!!!!! OF COURSE THERE'S SPOILERS !!!!! I'm sure this project started off as a screen writing workshop on avoiding clichés in horror movies: Female protagonist - Check Bad things happen to drug takers - Check Heorine knocks out villain - Check Heroine doesn't notice villain recovering unconsciousness - Check Frame the sequence so we see recovered villain creep up behind heroine - Check Unfortunately it seems someone has sent this cliché list to a film studio instead of using it for class .
The Smithee name is supposed to be used when the studio hacks the movie so badly that the director no longer wants his name attached to it.
But I'm afraid that Sarafian can not blame the studio entirely on this one.
Clearly the studio did not feel compelled to cash in on the rich musicality of the original "No, No, Nanette".
The film is shot on hand-held cameras, and a lot was made of this at the time it was released originally, since we hadn't had many studio pictures made in this way.
After seeing it, my wife and I both agreed that the studio simply churned this out and could have cared less if it was entertaining.
Also, a bigger budget could have matched up contrasting location and studio shots, and gotten the locations out of the all-too-obvious LA outskirts.
where is he from and why on earth was he present in the film studio for anything other than to serve drinks?.
Before he could answer, two studio flacks intercepted and lectured me on how the studio "knew best" and how "no one will take such a film seriously".
april 1, 2001, jodelle ferland 'Won', best actress in a tv drama, at the young artist awards, in studio city, ca.
Starlift is a pleasant and interesting throwback to those all star musical pictures that every studio was putting out during the World War II years.
Any studio worth its salt was either making fighting movies where fearless American soldiers beat the enemy, or Americans in general were singing and dancing.
He is drawn to the attractive image of a young woman in a dance studio he passes during his commute and this leads him to try ballroom dancing.
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