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However, it's still totally worth seeing for the beautiful picture, the amazing stunts, the music, the totally crazy atmosphere and the excellent acting.
But i insist it was only a little, because i can appreciate the amount of work in producing such an homage to stunts people.
Project A II is a classic Jackie Chan movie with all the kung fu, crazy stunts and slapstick humor you expect.
For those of you looking for the crazy stunts that typified a Harold Lloyd silent comedy, this is not the film for you.
These guys must get paid a great ransom to tolerate some of the devious stunts, sometimes played at their expense.
In particular, Bam Margera and Ehren McGhehey are slighted by the group in a few particular stunts.
Was very exciting and had great stunts.
Well, some stunts are really impressive.
The stunts are expansive.
this documentary also spends lots and lots of time detailing how stunts were done and the new technologies created to achieve them.
Conclusion: Many funny moments, good acting and crazy stunts.
I am still interested in knowing which stunts are real and which are purely acting because there are some questionable actions made by the guys...
The bar for the stunts, skits and general mayhem of the Jackass crew has been raised.
When I went to camp the campers and counselors pulled similar stunts such as running underwear up the flag pole, canoe battles and boys raiding the girls cabin.
If you like the standard Sly flicks that involve over the top action, unbelievable stunts (unbelievable is not intended to be complimentary here), and retarded dialogue; you will love this steaming pile of mountain goat dung.
Belmondo, who was 50 here, does perform some good stunts at the beginning; apart from those, "Le Marginal" is a violent, episodic, trite, shallow and forgettable cop movie.
The only other thing of note about THE IMMORTALIZER is that it features lots of old people doing their own stunts.
But after a few minutes of dumb-struck awe, I realized that there was at least comic value in the over-the-top stunts and c-movie acting.
I think the only reason I give the film an extra star is because of a couple of impressive car stunts, and of course the gorgeous body of Simpson (I'll admit her legs aren't quite Catherine Bach, but still!), but besides that it is pretty boring.
Bad stunts for one thing, they looked so fake I thought this was "The Twilight Zone".
The songs have been added without situations, the story have been stretched to fill the 3 hrs gap and most disgusting are the action stunts performed by the actors it's like everyone are having superpowers they can run in between the bullets are fire and nothing happens to them and one person fighting with 100 people.
And, technically the stunts and camera-work are good, so this elevates my rating all the way to a 2! So why is the movie so bad?
This film was so bad its actually funny - I think the stunts cost about $2 to make, there was one instance where a baby/small child is being winched from the car by a helicopter - in an attempt to excite the viewer - a conveniently placed bridge is nearing ahead...THIS IS THE BEST BAD BIT OF A FILM EVER - it shows the child narrowly missing the bridge but it looks so bad - you can almost see the make of the dummy that they used - total low budget classic!
I did enjoy the clown sequences, and was very impressed at the stunts.
Went to see this movie hoping to see some flashes of the Jet Li we were amazed by in Lethal Weapon 4. Unfortunately too many of his fight stunts are so clearly fake that it took even that enjoyment out of it.
If you are 11 or older you will overlook the writing in the movie and be disappointed, but if you are 10 or younger this is a film that will capture your attention and be amazed with all the stunts (which I might add are poorly done) and wish you were some warrior to.
This movie has a number of things going for it at first, including an Estevez-knockoff lead playing a rebellious genius (we're told that his enormous intellect is misdirected into his elaborate pranks and school stunts, which include putting krazy glue on someone's chair).
Some of the real Knieval's completed and failed stunts are included in some blurry footage, one of which features a mind-boggling "splatter" in which the man is rolled up and snapped around like a rag doll.
The acting was pathetic, characters were losers, and the scarecrow could do a lot of gymnastix stunts.
Jorma Taccone (also SNL) plays his half brother, Kevin, who documents the stunts with a camcorder.
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