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There is a bit of semi-nudity which perked the movie up a bit, unfortunately it was the "uggo" who got topless as my mate calls her :oD If you're bored one evening and this happens to be playing, take a chance, you just might like it :)
If anything, I thought it had humor, unfortunately the humor was unintentional.
Unfortunately for them both, the head of the studio (Rod Steiger) is a real bastard.
Unfortunately, it's a very disjointed, very long piece that really should have been edited down to something closer to 2 hours (it's almost 3 hours).
With so many good movies coming out in 1995 (particularly "Mortal Kombat" and "Seven"), unfortunately, there had to be some bombs as well, and this film indeed falls into the latter category with a boring, predictable plot and a lousy ending.
The opening scene of the beach at Fircombe while amusing in itself, unfortunately provides a suitable metaphor for the film - insipid and washed out.
She's not a very good actress unfortunately as proved in Rocky IV and Cobra.
Unfortunately, they FAIL at protecting themselves from embarrassment.
I went along to this movie with some trepidation; the original is a masterpiece of both writing and acting and unfortunately my fears were realized.
Unfortunately, there wasn't because there wasn't anything that made sense!
Unfortunately, the other 99% of the movie is horrible.
Unfortunately for Charlie, the damn thing takes off for space and he's trapped inside.
Unfortunately, due to the moral strictures of the time, much of Sinhue's story (which is rife with romantic and sexual exploits) remains on the cutting room floor and instead, the audience is treated to reels and reels of Victor Mature's wooden acting.
Unfortunately, Ms. Ball never learned that skill as none of the tender moments have any warmth.
Unfortunately the answer was...pretty bad.
Unfortunately, we're left scratching our heads wondering how the dim-witted maniac played by scenery-chewing Jack Palance made it as far as 1960.
The principal idea behind the film is rather an original one, considering the abundance of killer-doll-based scare-fests which have been foist upon us over the years; unfortunately, the story is handled with all the subtlety of the latest Michael Bay actioner, with a cast of characters which are uniformly unlikable and played with precision-perfect dreadfulness by actors presumably sifted from daytime Korean soap operas.
Even though throughout the episode, the questions of "Who are we?", "Where are we?", "What's outside?" carry the suspense of the episode (which I unfortunately already figured out), I must say that different types of characters and the interaction between them did make the episode interesting enough.
Unfortunately, her totally subjective approach to the law is guided solely by whatever capricious personal guidelines Amy elects to employ, resulting in Amy's trials more closely resembling appeals to the personal mercy of a tribal despot than a true administration of justice.
Unfortunately, the little punk that's doing this project to animate, inanimate objects, can't act.
I figure the company that made this movie wanted people to think of the Conan movies, but unfortunately for the ones who made this one it does just that.
Unfortunately, Columbia Picture's cynical ploy worked!! Instead of the public hating the toons (as they should have), many accepted them and the Oscar people (AMPAS) actually gave this film the award for Best Animated Short--giving legitimacy for an inferior product.
Unfortunately, in the dollars and sense world of Hollywood, this soon began to creep into the products of legitimate studios--resulting in rather crappy cartoons.
Unfortunately this film is just plain bad.
Unfortunately, SOLANGE is definitely not one of them.
Unfortunately I think this is one of those films that if you or I took it to the studio and said, 'can I make this great movie with my friends Mary, Mungo and Midge from school?' the studio would have you kicked to death on the spot.
They want to get that talent out so unfortunately for them, they have to associate with crappy people to make their films.
Unfortunately, just imagining such a future is more interesting than actually watching Code 46.
Unfortunately the pretty sister gets drowned not the very irritating (though acrobatic) young boy.
Unfortunately (for them, at least), the diabolical plans conflict with the daily business of a feared crime syndicate boss, played by George Sanders.
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