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The final product is a very uneven film with a very convoluted story, but some amazing moments of animation (like Emery Hawkins' "Greedy").
Like the best of his work, it's in-your-face and not ashamed of it for a second, but unlike some of his other work (even when he's at his finest, which was before and after Coonskin with Heavy Traffic and Wizards), it's not much uneven, despite appearances to the contrary.
And even though it was directed by Harold Becker, who has done uneven work, he and Pacino did combine on SEA OF LOVE, which ranks among each of their best work.
The film is definitely uneven and has a very experimental tone.
Scenes with them together are very good, showing how much talent can add to a somewhat uneven plot.
Not to give a frame away, but there are scenes in this film that chilled me to my pancreas - (3) Fantastic gore, terrific make-up and wacky (if very uneven) direction from Michael Winner, which flows rather nicely with this unreal treat.
It's uneven in places, but some of the segments are still very funny, particularly when he goes to Japan.
There is a plot, but it's a plot like "Animal House" had a plot, and yeah, the script is uneven, and a little slow to start.
While the added length serves to heighten the film's forgivable flaws: uneven character development and blanket stereotyping in particular, another possible flaw (the insistence on the white characters' fate over that of the African ones) may work out as a strength.
What you got as a finished product was a jumbled mess of the name Alan Quartermain, in an uneven hodge podge of a cheaply imitated IJ saga (with a touch of Austin Powers-esquire cheese here and there).
Director Brian Yuzna has had an uneven career in the horror genre, creating masterpieces such as "Return of the Living Dead 3" or "Bride of Re-Animator", but at the same time he has done awful movies such as "Faust: Love for the Damned" or the mediocre "Progeny".
The film is very stylized (shades of YELLOW SUBMARINE) and admittedly uneven.
The result is uneven, but generally entertaining.
Though the pieces are uneven this collection of 11 short films is truly a moving and human experience.
The pacing is uneven.
The early 70s fashions and hairstyles were horrific, the acting uneven, the topics dated and Moore occasionally overacted.
There were a couple underwater shots, that didn't quite measure up to the rest of the film, and being that the actors had different nationalities, some of the performances came off as uneven, due to the language barrier.
Though uneven, I was left pretty pleased by the end, it satisfied my craving for some Italian thriller fun pretty nicely.
Other than the aforementioned actors comic relief turns in this flick, the delightful eye-candy that is the luscious Anna Friel and an uneven soundtrack with a small handful of classic 70's rock ditties that still make me want to hold up a lighter even to this day I just can't bring myself to say that "Sunset Strip" is much of a movie, and certainly not one that comes highly recommended to anyone!
But it was too uneven.
Bad references to the first film scattered throughout the early scenes don't help, nor does an uneven pacing, but it's well photographed in the desert, capturing the desolation and isolation of it, and the low budget sets (Ha!
The star later claimed this was a personal favorite of his films, but it is terribly uneven, occasionally perplexing and often sick-making.
Most of them are as uneven as twenty miles of bad road.
The main weakness is some uneven pacing which makes the film stumble along in parts.
Television director Terry Hughes tried his hand at features with this improbable and uneven modern updating of "Marty", with magical overtones and quirky eccentricities--not the least of which is a miscast Demi Moore as a psychic sprite with absurd golden locks.
Even though the direction is uneven (but gets better in the last half) it carries a powerful message which still has meaning 3 decades later.
Although this movie has three rather uneven stories in separate segments, the overall package succeeds, is quite beautiful artistically and is highly entertaining.
The special effects are uneven, sometimes being quite good, and at other times, totally laughable.
Cheesy FX -- uneven performances -- but fine Gothic atmosphere and some great moments.
In fact, this film epitomizes cheesiness: stupid plot, uneven effects, mostly terrible acting (save for leading lady Tracy Scoggins, who is too awesome-looking for her acting to matter anyway), and dialogue laced with lame puns ("You messed up my make-up"!).
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