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Taken at face value it's not a bad film, but there's nothing terribly good about it either.
I love old "monster movies" for the pure camp value.
I would have loved to have been at the red carpet, black tie gala for the Hollywood opening when this movie previewed...as this movie had to have many a viewer laughing and cringing under their breath... it is on the dime DVD racks now....look for it for entertainment value...this movie is so bad it is too good to pass up...
A hand held camera can be of great value to the look and feel of a movie but in that case you need a photographer who knows what he is doing.
If you're looking for a compelling story, well developed characters or any entertainment value whatsoever then you've come to the wrong place.
The Texas Revolution of 1835 to 1836, including the periods preceding and immediately following, is depicted in this mediocre 3-hour made-for-television film, whose only redeeming value is bringing light and paying homage to Stephen F. Austin, the so-called "Father of Texas" whose life story had long been overshadowed by that of the legendary Sam Houston.
But then why bother to call it "Solomon Kane" in the first place when the name has no marketable value?
So if you value your child's education and want to stimulate your child's mind please don't see this movie.
For this budget, the production value wasn't too bad - the best part of it is the visual effects (I was thoroughly impressed with the CGI considering the budget) and sound design.
However, again, I can let the negative parts go for the most part only because this film was made for a meager budget and still had good production value.
This film is really a big piece of trash trying to make itself look like a Hollywood production.Poor story outline(stupid robot story)...ultra bad acting by untalented pop idols...and they are trying to"FIGHT"!!!My goodness...those miserable actors uses wires to make them look like they are "good fighters"...:(and I hate that arrogant Edison Chen...the worst actor I have ever seen!!!I will never touch his movies again.AVOID this movie at all costs!!!I wanted to give it a negative value out of ten...not even worth a 0/10.
So in short if you like good movies you have no interest in this film, if you like cheese you still don't have any reason to rent this film, if you like erotica and soft core porn you really have no motive to rent this film, and most importantly if you value your time in the slightest, you cannot do better than to avoid this movie.
I struggled to find any value in this movie and have come up empty.
Pretty entertaining for its pure comedy value, but I cannot believe that this thing actually masquerades as a serious drama.
Some with a production value of a few hundred bucks.
This nauseating, sickly and almost unbearably tedious misfire probably works as religious propaganda but has no entertainment value beyond a few wisecracks from George Burns.
I first saw it when I was about 13 or 14 years old, so it has a great deal of nostalgic value for me.
I can find no redeeming value to this movie.
The filmmakers had good intentions, but the overall quality of the direction and production value was obviously lacking a great deal.
Producer spent some money on this flop and it shows in the production value which is the only saving grace.
My rating of 3/10 may have more to do with my disappointment with the film than its actual quality or entertainment value.
It feels like there's more than one truly touching story hidden in the script, but at face value it's a truckload of wasted story lines and sentimental bullshit.
Five Fingers relies heavily on barbaric, shock value Hollywood tactics to elicit apparently a positive movie-going response.
He could have brought the value up a little by shooting 16mm film instead of that awful video.
"Sadomania" has absolutely no cinematic value, it's poorly made without any sort of plot and featuring some of the most ill-natured sleaze footage ever captured on film.
While these films have held some value in the rescue, the genre is tragically doomed to be films only loved by prepubescent males who just discovered what an erection is.
Rarely does one find a movie so bad that it achieves the often-sought paradigm of having so little redeeming value that that alone makes it worth watching.
Worth the entertainment value of a rental, especially if you like action movies.
Though tempted to turn it off, we watched it to the bitter end, hoping to see some semblance of redeeming value.
Yes, there are plenty of innuendos, people in drag, and crude sexual situations, and yes, these elements may have shocked audiences in 1982 (which was almost certainly Almodovar's intention), but much of the shock value has probably eroded over the years, leaving a limp storyline.
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