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'Snafuperman' is a reflection of the sort of quality you'd more reasonably expect from a less talent bunch of creative minds.
She is good-looking but has zero acting talent.
We're shifted right dab smack in the middle of a story that just doesn't seem to make sense, it wastes the talent, and the dialogue is just bad.
The spoof genre, which has lacked creativity and humor for some time already, gets spat upon yet again by hacks with no talent.
It is a wonder why an actor of his talent would be involved in such tripe.
Some of the actors, directors, writers, etc. in those movies have a shred of talent.
They want to get that talent out so unfortunately for them, they have to associate with crappy people to make their films.
No doubt there is a lot of talent to be tapped in this cast and crew but something went horribly wrong The very talented Gretchen Mol attempts to pull this film out of the mire but even she can't seem to rise above the silly dialogue.
I realize that the main actors were from the cast of survivor, but one would think that any TV experience would have given them a little more talent.
While Pullman and Ormond are excellent actors, even their talent is no match for a reprehensibly bad script.
The filmmakers should find something about Sinatra other than his son's kidnapping to show (like, I don't know, his TALENT AS A SINGER!!!!).
As I watched this film I could see the good intentions that it had but I'm afraid there wasn't much talent or experience behind the camera to make it work.
The acting ranges from good to mediocre talent with a S T R O N G emphasis on the latter.
Alas, all of this is mere compensation for Burns' lack of talent as a writer.
Some of the actors/actresses actually have talent, but sadly it wasn't shown much in this film.
Overall a boring film, and a general waste of the actors' talent.
One actor showed a spark of talent with his very acrobatic humour: Doug E. Doug playing the FBI agent.
His low-budget Hong Kong movies were all fast-paced kinetic thrillers that highlight his amazing gymnastic skills and talent for light comedy.
But the lack of talent from his co-stars didn't help his efforts.
You know a film's going to be bad when the biggest headliner is Tori Spelling, completely a creation of bad plastic surgery and spoiled privilege minus any real talent.
If they have such great imaginations then why not use that talent to make something original?
Lewis Black's considerable talent is wasted here too, as he is at his most incendiary when he is unrestrained, which the PG-13 rating certainly won't allow.
Peter Graves was the only person the movie that wasn't awful, his part was small and even he couldn't compensate for his co-stars lack of talent.
This film tried, but ultimately it was a waste of talent.
She only has a small part in the whole movie and she does her best with that, but she is young and had not learned her talent yet.
Jacqueline Lovell is a definite talent who deserves better than these kinds of movies.
While the acting talent is available here, from Jeff Bridges to Carl Betz, Vera Miles, and Sal Mineo, the writing is atrocious and the story is contrived, filled with insipid stereotypes, and an obvious ripoff from Ken Kesey.
With so much real talent out there, I'm really surprised this movie ever got made.
He would turn up late on set, change the script, crew etc and generally cause problems for the director, Don E Faun Leroy (his lack of talent his trouble enough!).
unfortunately the film makers have deemed it irrelevant to try and do any other than this, for the films fourth outing, deeming it far more suitable to add some lame romeo and Juliet sub plot, involving an idiotic family feud (over a car!!!!) and surprise surprise some gory pumpkin head slayings, so far so formulaic, but it doesn't stop there the acting talent in this flick is dire...oh so bad half of them can't even keep up a southern accent without slipping into their native and often posher accents.
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