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The story is an attempt at a twilight zone style feel but fails badly.
Other shows like "Tales From The Darkside", "The Outer Limits" and (of course) "The Twilight Zone" were definitely better production values-wise, but in my opinion they ain't got a thing as far as plot lines go when compared to this sick little show!
I suppose this film was made for those who enjoyed the two GRUMPY OLD MEN films, as there seemed to be a bunch of these buddy team-ups spotlighting the comical duo in their twilight years.
The new twilight zone with Forest Whitaker was fun to watch, but the New OUTER LIMITS is where it's at!
This show did what the original limits and twilight zone (new and old) couldn't do.
It is exceedingly weird at times, betraying the influence of "The Twilight Zone" and even Stanley Kubrick's classic 2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY.
Like a great many twilight zone episodes, one of my favorite parts of this one was the overt social commentary that Serling is making with the story.
While at times, the films looks as extended episode of The Twilight Zone (even at ninety minutes, the movie seems a bit long), it is quite thought provoking.
The creator of Donnie Darko brings you a twilight zone themed tale of the oddest fashion.
You have to feel sorry for Robert Wagner and Tom Bosley, I'm sure they didn't see roles like this in the twilight of their careers.
It recalled - Stephen Kings "Langoliers", "Kingdom Hospital" and old twilight zone episodes.
Perhaps director Alberto De Martino wanted to get all avant garde on us in the twilight of his career?
Bad stunts for one thing, they looked so fake I thought this was "The Twilight Zone".
What could have been a somewhat cheesy half hour twilight zone episode turned into a seemingly endless waste of film on people parking their cars, a picture of some dude's swimming pool (he really needs to answer his phone by the way) a dot matrix printer doing its job, and Heuy and Louey sitting in a yellow lighted control room repeating "T minus 10 and counting" as if something exciting is going to happen.
Thanks to gruesome acting and tacky production design (the rainbow-colored visualization of the mysterious all-healing "energy" is particularly hideous), "The Celestine Prophecies" looks and feels like a discarded 1980s "Twilight Zone" episode.
If the intention was to create a perpetual circle (occasionally done in the Twilight Zone), it was too sloppy to view as a positive effort.
This movie starts with a touch of Brazil... when, at a certain point, the story moves straight into the twilight zone... bringing up nothing new, but just nothing... and nothing is great fun!
Using Buster Keaton in the twilight of his career was an interesting choice.
It was a great show, that even kids could watch, though some of the shows were a little scary when they wanted to be, but all of them always had a moral at the end (like the Twilight Zone) that made you realize what situation you didn't want to end up in, or ones that you did.
The main character is an old lady who at the twilight of her life starts a journey to her past, doing an analysis of how she lived her life.
Jim Belushi is terrific as the "Average Joe" who gets his 15 minutes in "The Twilight Zone".
Other recent Japanese period pieces I would highly recommend include Yomada's Twilight Samurai (2002) and Shintaro Katsu's Zatoichi: The Blind Swordsman (2003).
These all leads to the actions they take later on and the remembrance of a time fading away, as this movie was released in 1986 in the twilight of the Soviet Empire.
Paul Newman as a P.I. in Southern California, searching for truth among the wealthy -- shades of Harper and the Drowning Pool! Throw in Gene Hackman, Liev Schriber, James Garner, and John Spencer and how can a girl possibly go wrong watching Twilight?
Jack M. Sell directs seemingly endless, artlessly blocked scenes that draw the audience into a twilight mood of almost painful ennui.
This "Twilight Zone" like story is of a man who kills a woman and dumps her body on the back of a passenger car on a train leaving town.
It almost has a twilight zone type feel, it has no problem keeping you on edge and guessing.
i didn't see the other stories, just the last , and it was enough to understand is not a masterpiece from the creator of twilight zone , it looks too that people voting didn't found the movie like something great ,
The novelty of the concept flourishes with intelligence and vision, but it felt like something you would find in an episode of "The Twilight Zone".
The film reminded me of this strange twilight world that they live in...very very sad.
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