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However, powers are at work that aims at stopping the historic landing, and bring utter chaos back home.
However, this is a good film if you can manage to open your mind and revel in its utter crapulence, so many plot holes, such little acting talent, bad costumes, bad props, bad sets, bad sound, you will wonder exactly how it was possible for someone to make such a rubbish film?! Furthermore, every time I have watched the killing edge I am left feeling utterly depressed, there are no high points to the film whatsoever.
Watch it only if you are a die-hard conspiracy buff, or you can suspend all disbelief at the banality of the film and it's utter lack of impact.
Aside from the utter lack of chronological presentation (showing a shuttle orbiter test flight before the Apollo 11 splashdown is more than a bit confusing), there seems to be a lack of knowledge that the Apollo and Gemini programs were not the same, and that maybe they shouldn't intercut video of the slender black Gemini capsule with that of the much larger Apollo command module.
The movie is utter trash!
Made in the days when science fiction films were the worst film genre in the business, War of the Robots is an utter waste of time and the producer's nugget.
Sadly, they get cast in utter crap like this.
Basic, zany, Spielberg produced Freakazoid was just one of those shows you watched in hilarity, compete and utter rubbish and yet you loved it.
J. R. R. Tolkien, rest his soul, would cry in the view of this utter destruction of his phenomenal work.
I hope they do not pick up this series and reward utter dreck.
It was complete and utter garbage.
An utter waste of time & I can not stand when people say to please not remake this.
"Black Robe" is a film I have seen at least a dozen times and it continues to cause utter astonishment.
When I saw this film, i couldn't believe what I saw, whoever backed this film with money and finance needs shooting, its just awful, utter dire.
This movie has so many holes in the story I can't believe John Cassavetes wrote it and Nick Cassavetes directed this utter garbage.
That would've at least made for some sort of enjoyment instead of the utter torture of this (high school) student film.
The movie was utter crap.
It was well done, all right, if you ignored the tedious lines, the "absurd theater" construction and the utter lack of imagination which rendered the situations as completely uninspired and made you go "ahhh come on..." I will not even waste my time on explaining all the reasons I thought this movie was purely awful, I just want to know how anybody can think it was beautiful, clever or touching...
Please don't pay too much attention too the extremely low 1/10 rating, as "Double Agent 73" is nevertheless recommended in a very culty kind of way, but I simply can't bring myself to donate a positive number to such an utter piece of amateurish trash!
There is a single set, the various characters' entrances and exits give the film an extremely stagy feeling and when they talk, they usually utter lines of heavily portentous dialogue.
The riot sequences are staged for utter seriousness--and they are filmed and edited with precision--but they don't come organically out of this story, they are interjected for shock value.
The plot is complete and utter B-movie sci-fi dreck.
Lucky Break in 2 words would be utter rubbish, it was not funny, in fact it had about 1 jocks worth of laughter and it was just pretty boring.
As much of a docudrama as it is a character study from the early gay nineties, some people may find this flick utter crap, or at the very least, sophomoric.
Still, hearing Walken describe the abduction and even utter the words "rectal probe" was worth the price of admission.
This one starts with a good idea and bogs down into utter confusion.
If it weren't for the great soundtrack this movie would be, in my opinion, utter garbage.
This was maybe the first movie dealing with the Victorian period that I saw and wasn't an utter drag.
"Fiction" was short and to the point, the message being the utter subjectiveness of the art of storytelling.
Lew Grade was trying to make world class films at the time, but this one like his legionnaire film is an utter disaster.
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