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Instead of the usual elf toy makers, this Santa has apparently kidnapped kids from all across the globe and makes them sing a bit like characters from "It's a Small World"!
Despite the resources that are available to the usual couple who has money and influence, our privileged hero and heroine appear to have only one domestic, their attorney and local police (who say they can do nothing) at their disposal while they grapple with suspense and terror.
its awful i cant believe that one of the greatest nonsenses in the world can be a blockbuster and the favorite movie of millions of people!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! a movie which has no story,again shahrukh khan has been appeared on the screen with nothing new the same as usual he is trying to make you cry by start scrambling his head for thousands of times,i think this is to much,pretty zinta spouse to act the character of a Pakistani girl i didn't know that there is enough facilities in Pakistan for the Pakistani girls to do so many plastic surgeries on their face and also there are enough make up facilities??!! and also i didn't know that an Indian can cross the March's between both countries,go to Pakistan and start dancing and singing may be Pakistani soldier's were sleeping!!!!!!!!!
As usual, on IMDb, going by the majority vote instead of the "weighted average" is far more indicative of the movie's entertainment value.
The only thing that makes this movie exist is Nicolas Cage usual great humor, and his ability to be funny in the weirdest situations.
Rock Hudson is his usual prototype of Barbie Doll Ken and makes one wonder what a, say, Redford could have done with the male lead.
As usual, something goes wrong: the on-site super-computer (named Seth - like the snake in "King Cobra" the same year) goes power-crazy, takes command of the Unisols, and even downloads its computer brain into a new super-Unisol body (Jai White).
The acting was awful, and as usual we have the stereo-typical clansmen in their fake costumes.
Painfully bad Christmas film that has an equally painfully bad performance by Vince Vaughn, who is paying his usual frat boy self but this time for a children's movie but with out the wit or charm that is in his R rated films.
There are a few laughs; but the Stooges' brand of humor is more subdued than usual.
Cary Grant tries to portray his usual charming and urbane persona but at times seems uneasy and staccato in his delivery.
Duncan Renaldo is fairly convincing as an Arab sheik--despite his Spanish accent--and veteran bad guy George J. Lewis as Renaldo's Arab rival does his usual fine job of villainy, even if he goes a bit over the top sometimes.
Debbie Rochon is on usual top form here as a newbie to a gang of dudes and dudettes who decide to make up a story about a 'murder club'.
I am a Nicholas Cage fan (by the way, fine acting as usual).
Attempting to walk in the footsteps of the likes of Marc Caro and Jeunet (CITY OF LOST CHILDREN, DELICATESSEN), Park embarks on a fanciful, lighthearted tale which is a radical departure from his usual morbid fare.
But I have to say that it is a very usual and uninteresting giallo.
A curiosity at best, far from Joshua Logan's usual caliber of work.
Occasionally this story is done well and realistically (as in "The Theory of Flight", an excellent weepie), but more frequently it's done like it is here, where as usual the heroine dies of "Old Movie Disease".
Overacted by the usual band of Irish actors dragged out for every Irish movie.
As usual, Pyun develops a warped sense of humour and Kathy Long's fights are extremely impressive.
Salman Khan was at his usual acting.
Shlock-merchant Leo Fulci takes a change of pace by making a trashy, barely coherent sword and sorcery fantasy movie instead of his usual trashy, barely coherent horror.
Not his usual typecasting, which was nice.
Hackman is great as usual, and the other actors as well, but this is a dud of the first magnitude.
Not an awful film & Hackman & Washington are their usual brilliant, but the plot was one you could peg pretty early on.
There are the usual ingredients: it is just as poorly acted as their other efforts, we can watch Bo disrobing or auditioning for wet T-shirt contests quite frequently, the story is just laughably idiotic, and the film takes itself much too seriously.
I'm not talking about the awards themselves- as usual, there is plenty to argue about when you tally up who won, who lost, and who never even got nominated, but the process is as it's always been and is as fair as it's liable to be.
Then we got Kevin Spacey, who I've been a great fan of ever since I watched American Beauty and The Usual Suspects.
Orson Welles was a mumbler, worse than usual, and some of his dialog and of others was run through an echo chamber.
Mr Perlman gives a standout performance (as usual).
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