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Towards the end of this film, just before I nodded off and missed the last two minutes, I got the sense that "Everything's Gone Green" is a product of "connections" in the world of film - someone with very little talent knew someone with very little directorial skill, knew someone with absolutely no marketing sense (but plenty of disposable ego) and out popped this dull and inefficient attempt at whimsy and humor-with-a-conscience nonsense.
It's amazing that this no talent actor Chapa got all these well known stars to appear in this dismal, pathetic, cheesy and overlong film about a low life gangster who looks white but is half Mexican, much of the acting is bad and many of the well known stars in this trashy movie are given a script that seems made up by a 16 year old, i'm sure this movie is the career low point for actors such as Dunaway, Wagner, Keach, Tilly and Busey who i'm sure are very embarrassed that they ever appeared in this turkey of a film.
A waste of time, talent and shelf space, this is a truly abysmal film.
This movie is so stupid that I want my $2.99 back that I paid for!! First this movie starts off with a bunch of wooden actor geeks with fill in talent like they got picked off the street somewhere because the "real" actors either did not show up because of the laughable script or they just couldn't get anybody desperate enough to do this movie!
(His directorial skills aren't that evident either, but here and there one senses his talent for building up atmosphere.)
With the exception of a lack of well known voice talent.
It's a shame to see Dennis Hopper's talent wasted in this dreadful movie.
The director obviously has no sense of slap stick gore comedy, and the actors are like nothing I've ever seen - lacking both acting talent and flair of comedy.
Lucille Ball was an astounding comedian with incredible talent.
It is pretty hard to find someone who could resemble Lucille Ball, but they could at least find someone a bit similar in looks and talent.
The story isn't entirely lame, but direction, acting (even from a cast with some talent) everything is thrown together without skill.
He does do a mean act of portraying a man having unstable angina (that's an impending heart attack) its typically reminiscent of his acting in Godather part 3 which he plays the aging,diabetic mafia don corleone but other than that Pacino's talent is wasted on this film.
Mean spirited, and down right degrading adaptation to the classic children's tale not only lacks the charm of its forefather but lacks any talent what so ever.
No talent was used to make this film.
Courtney Thorne-Smith, Jack Warden, and several other members of the supporting cast actually have talent, but it was completely stifled by the paper-thin script.
Besides, John Leguizamo does have talent and charisma, but in such a self-indulgent movie it is a definite waste.
To the producers of this "movie" get out of the business, it's obvious you have no talent for it.
Writer-director Emilio Estevez shows a definite lack of talent here with this un-redeemable, supposed comedy.
The only ones that are almost 5% decent are the girls that are meant to draw viewers to the show.. although they would need to be a lot prettier to save this train wreck.. if they would have more lines they would probably change my mind as they probably have no talent either.
People with some small talent for adding gory inserts or sexy happenings to film they buy offa other people, should pick this film up immediately....sure is a fat lil' ol' goldmine waiting here, oh maaaannnn!!!!!
If you like John Belushi, respect his talent, or even the sanctity of the cinema-- this film has nothing to offer you.
Coutney Thorne-Smith (a fine talent)is absolutely wasted.
It made me think everyone in the movie was paying off a favor by being in it because they were all out of place and wasted talent in this horrible trash pile of a film.
A true waste of talent.
The mystery to me is why people of some talent and intelligence chose to be involved with this film in any way.
Sam Lee overacts like crazy, newcomer Edison Chan doesn't display any acting talent yet.
It is one watt above flat-lining for 60 of its 61 minutes and then actually shows (for the one thin minute, spread in milli-second blips across the hour) that there is real life talent being badly photographed.I just don't see the point of going to some trouble to actually make this film that could easily be energetic and actually funny and allow lethargy to be the main thing on view.
I suspect this talent package was almost the raison d'etre for Monogram financing this back-lot musical produced by resident schlockmeister extraordinaire Sam Katzman.
Disappointing comedy-drama with sentimental coating has Michael J. Fox ideally cast as a former child star who now runs a talent agency for thespian tots; Nathan Lane and Cyndi Lauper are his assistants.
Crialese shows a good talent for photography and the movie start is delightfully surprising.
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