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Awful, awful, awful times a hundred still doesn't begin to describe how crappy "Biggest Loser" is.
Beginning and end are pretty good, middle drags at times and seems to go nowhere for long periods as we watch the goings on of the insane that add atmosphere but do not advance the plot.
I enjoyed Bill McGhee's performance which he made quite believable for such a low budget picture, he managed to carry the movie at times when nothing much seemed to be happening.
After a string of successful 'a man and his monkey films', which included the seminal "Every Which Way But Loose", "Every Which Way You Can" and "Peter's Friends", the genre fell on hard times.
Imagine watching a slide show where the projector lingers on every slide long enough for you to completely memorize it three times over.
There are so many times in the film where they discard their own belief system as to be annoying.
Reports of this film's brilliance appear to have been greatly exaggerated, and unless the other reviewers were watching a different movie, I fail to see how anyone can find this film anything other than dull, unscary, uncreepy, overlong, and at times, unbearably irritating.
And that movie looks 100 times more professional and it was an event in the indy film-making.
At times, the dialogue is incomprehensible.
probably the worst creature feature ever,boa vs python was a million times better then this & that wasn't great either,bad acting,bad effects & guess what the DVD is one of those one with 3 hours of previews before the main menu.probably the least scary movie ever,no blood or violence,people are stupid and keep using pistols when they have no affect on these animals, the only cool part was the radioactive leeches that was pretty cool,i name of the island is just a rip off of Jurassic park boring tiring & not worth even looking at but i suppose the characters stupidity is pretty funny so it would make a good comedy film but definitely not a thriller
I must have screamed at a minimum 900 times from the idiotic twists.
It is repeated 15 times, with very sparse dialogue.
The plot was thin at best and with the low caliber of acting at times it begged the question to be asked, "Why are we doing this?".
If you ask me I think this film was a waste of time, there are a lot of other films which gives 100 times better meaning and teaching than "Wooden Camera".
This is a "buddy movie" and, at times, almost unrecognizable as a Star Trek movie.
But, then again, even that's not worth seeing, as it doesn't shut him up at all (think he might have been a robot, but I nodded off a couple of times).
If I did not have a home in Rhodes, had I not been to Greece 28 times in as many years, were I not familiar with dozens of islands and cities in Greece and if I had never enjoyed the friendship of these ebullient, life-intoxicated people, I might have believed that this lamentation had something to do with modern Greece.
At times, there are some great rare scenes like when the main character uses the 'normal' lavatory in the 'normal' plane.
The demon wind was only actually used a couple of times and people were killed off pretty cheesily.
think of the most un-film-worthy subject you can and this is 10 times worse.
It's one of those endings that you'll rewind a few times just to squeeze the laughs out, because you suffered for so long.
The '80's were the best of times and worst of times for James Karin, he starred in one of the best cult horror-comedies with "Return of the Living Dead" and a year later he acts in this piece of.... this bad movie.
I was very slow and made me want to leave/turn off the movie several times.
I have watched it countless times and get a huge laugh out of it every time.
Rita Hayworth is just stunning at times and, for me, the only reason to watch this silly film.
It has nothing to watch for, in all episodes we see people ran like beggars, some times shouting, crying, beeping, jerky camera works..huh it's harmful to both eyes and ears.
I must have laughed out loud ten times, and that's not a reason anyone would pick up this movie.
Altman made many not-very-good films over the course of his fascinating career, and many times the fault was his.
BUT, to make him an investigator for the Bureau of Weights and Measures was indeed odd--especially since, at times, he acted pretty much the same way he did in the movie G-MEN!
I've seen this "training to be a pickpocket" routine several times before.
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