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Plus, the wardrobe is truly breath-taking in all scenes, particularly Pepe's in the last scene and Gaby's (at all times) but also when she's on the boat.
Sure it moved a bit slow at times.
I've done it many times over the years, myself, in many different ways.
At times it became somewhat different as something was following them in the desert.
I don't know how many times I went back to see that movies hoping to see more.
The dialog is shallow and obvious, the acting strained at times and as the story moves along, isn't it just funny how EVERYTHING happens at the same time...
If you like this sort of montage, run don't walk and get "Tales of Manhattan" (1942) a marvelous film that follows the life and times of a topcoat.
The sound is at times hard to hear and the main actor seems to not know how to speak clearly.
Once in a movie it can just be acceptable not to put a bullet in the bad guys skull, but COME ON three times!
If you love something or think it's "awesome" (a word she uses roughly 87 times per telecast) just say it.
I would have given this movie a 1, but I laughed so hard, so many times, that I had to give it a little credit, in the off off off off chance the film was Supposed to be funny.
After hearing it an estimated twenty times throughout the movie, starting right with the credits, it tends to loose some of its emotional impact, sorry to say.
That's because unlike many Adamson films, there are times when NURSE SHERRI almost looks competent.
The references and "hipness" date the film badly (This was made in 1991) and really who wants to see The Beastmaster in the present times?
Okay, so it was never going to change the world, and it bombed at the box office, but Honky Tonk Freeway is one of those films I fell in love with as a child (the BBC showed it a few times during the 1980s and I happened to have a high quality VHS tape in the machine - lucky, that!) and watched endlessly.
Being familiar with Ed Wood's story and having seen the most wonderful biopic "Ed Wood" (1994) several times, I admire his boldness and his strives for the job he loved; I still admire his never-say-die attitude.
This movie is at times a wild 80s college sex comedy, others a sweet romantic one... Then it has moments of serious drama and then sprinkles in dashes of science fiction...
The fish is badly made and some of its underwater shots are repeated a thousand times in the film.
Since this was made to bring in more fans to the juggernaut that was the WWE in Hogans hey day one has to wonder if there weren't more fans like me who turned to other past times that did not poison ones mind like this offense to celluloid did, such as huffing gas or Russian Roulette.
the movie played out like a color-by-number sci-fi monster fest which also played into the fact that nothing was a surprise when it happened, because you'd seen it a thousand times before.
In their place is tedious exposition on themes of Christian end of times and a trite story of a modern Jesus in a quandary, packaged in a trying-to-be-hip modern world where everyone looks like someone out of a Hal Hartley movie.
Scott seems too old in this one, and too many times his character turns away from decisive action, deflating the scenes.
It has been said a million times before but why couldn't someone more talented pick up the video game rights to create a movie????
The over-the-top kind of comedy of David Dhawan seems to have gone overboard with Govinda hysterically shouting at all times...sometimes more time is spent in understanding the reason for that than the plot.
At times, laughable because or a corny script, this film's shining star is Dan Mongomery Jr and the Director of Photography.
There are times when the characters and events really try to pull at your heartstrings, but it rarely works.
I paused several times out of sheer unbelief that the acting was that bad.
about a hundred times throughout the film.
It's extremely difficult in this day to excuse such outrageous propaganda, even understanding the paranoia of the times, when one realizes how damaging it was to real people then.
The real hero of the movie was Thong, who saved Ator several times from his boundless stupiditiy, and killed the evil Zor in the bargain.
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