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Writer/actor/director Larry Bishop seems to have taken that advice a little too literally with Hell Ride and concocted a messy homage that borrows much too heavily in its visuals, music, camera-work, and time-altering storytelling.
Don't be taken in because the premise of this film is a good one.
I'm a fan of this generally excellent though sometimes rather dull show but Season 3 has taken some terrible plot directions.
Now, Gedren has taken a very powerful talisman, that threatens to destroy the world if not destroyed, killing Sonja's sister in the process.
I have seen movies make fun of themselves, but this film belongs in the sad category of fight films that try too hard with awful actors, awful props, and awful music to be taken seriously.
Not to mention the beginning of a school being taken hostage, due to a boy's breakup with his girlfriend.
Quite a statement for a film I'd never heard of...though why I should have taken any notice of a TV announcer, I don't know.
Major plot points are taken directly from Sergio Leone's masterpiece "Once Upon a Time in the West" (released two years earlier and also featuring Robards): A man finds a watering hole is found in the desert, being the only water for many miles in every direction, he plans to build a 'station' around the hole and to ensure there's a love interest, he falls in love with a prostitute.
Too much of time is taken up on the chase with the truckers transporting the baby.
In fact, we would have been taken up to evaluation for the Oscars, if we were to be compared to the actors in Darkhunters.
The villains laugh like they're taken from a clown circus and if the guys who did "Scary Movie" want to do a parody on superhero movies they only have to take the script from this movie and do a remake, called Black Scorpion III: The threat of really really bad movies who in some way manages to lure the production companies into a sequel suicide.
I don't really know what to say about TYD, first it's a piece of crap, the story makes no sense at all, secondly he uses stunt men in all his fight scenes, and last but not least a lot of the footage is taken from other movies!
David Warbeck has a brief role as a doctor (dubbed "The Horror-Movie Man"!) who conducts the autopsy on one of the vampire's victims; the film seems to have taken quite a long time to shoot as Warbeck died in 1997!
They have taken one of the most subtle and bright comic novels and made it dull.
This is a collection of random shots taken in a fascinating part of the world, dubbed over with some random text.
One of them is taken for being very qualified but he looks like a fool.
He sends him to England to negotiate a deal, where Taylor is both taken aback by the ethics and morality of the men he is dealing with and manages to fall in love with a refugee while he's at it.
When they get there they find there are no soldiers but a good amount of people who have taken over use of the fort and built up a small city nearby.
Although there was still an impressive number of features hitting shelves in 88, most of them were weakly produced and taken as a whole they were eminently unappealing.
Unfortunately for him and his captors, Conrad's body is "borrowed" by a gang of four boys and three girls and taken to a huge manor where they drink with him, toast him, dance with him, laugh with and at him, and then put him to bed in a casket which just happens to by lying in a room upstairs.
It is just a movie where they have taken stories and plots from several movies and put it together in one.
It was like bad a bad cinemax movie with all the "good bits" taken out.
there is virtually nothing on his theories or evolution, instead the most boring story of home life and relationship with one daughter, a ponderous script, great liberties taken with Darwin's life, dialogue given to his character that i find hard to believe he would have voiced.
I feel he could of taken a person who is truly a victim of the penal system, there sure is enough of them and spread some light on their plight.
A bunch of women are taken from the bordellos where they work to a prison on a rocky island.
SPOILER ENDS I do admire the amazing courage and effort it must have taken the film crew to get some of the stunning shots they got.
The screenwriter must have just rented some videos and taken a piece here and a piece there - it certainly is about the least imaginative movie I've seen in a long time - I knew exactly what was going to happen in each scene as soon as it began.
So many people have taken shots at Platoon and Born On the Fourth of July among other calling them "leftist propaganda film."
It took me a couple of minutes to realise that it wasn't actually a comedy, it was meant to be taken seriously.
Here the cover isn't to be taken seriously, and neither is what covered.
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