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This is a urban
version
of "Willard".
Maybe in the original
version
(with subtitles) it would have been better, but the whole movie looks like if the director saw Luna Papa and Black Cat White Cat and tried to produce something in this style, too.
I had just seen the two FOG movies that Hollywood had produced and then realised that Bollywood had a
version.
But this flick is like a National Enquirer
version
of Abbie.
Two brothers, real-life ones (one of them being Marc Recha himself), re-enact a fictional
version
of a real-life journey they had made through the spectacular Catalan countryside, and history is evoked (pans of bullet-holed walls, artillery booms on the soundtrack) but not shown.
Then there is one sequence with Bob Hope and his movie-ex; the dialogue is witty and the song (a
version
of "Thanks for the Memories") light, cynical and delightful.
The result is a humourless, tacky
version
of the classic hero.
Obviously the 1939
version
needed to be updated, but this one wasn't it.
The reason that the original
version
worked so well was that the characters were dealing with "man" problems.
The director simply pours on the mindless violence (people even get burned alive and blown up), turning this into an urban
version
of "Commando" (and Charlie, like Arnold, rarely bothers to protect himself from the enemy gunfire).
This movie was fraught with problems, and I wait eagerly for someone to make a decent screen
version.
The show's about a young girl, Carly, putting on a web-show with her friends, which I can say is without a doubt a nicer
version
of the internet.
It is difficult to imagine how the engaging Dan Brown novel "Angels and Demons" could misfire as badly as this film
version.
The director tried to create an modern
version
of this play, but failed.
It is too bad that this is just about the only film
version
of The Tempest available.
I don't mind a little humor in my Holmes (I'm a big fan of Billy Wilder's "The Private Life of SH"), but this
version
of "The Sign of Four" feels like a Grand-Guignol-esque episode of "Murder, She Wrote" (right from the opening credits, that are of the worst possible kind: a montage of scenes from the movie) as directed by Mel Brooks.
The umpteenth
version
of Gaston 'Phantom of the Opera' Leroux's locked-door country-house mystery, I had heard that it was an engaging and witty update.
Although the film deserves kudos for postulating the first carnivorously bisexual "Karmen," the broad strokes it paints are so vignette-like and unsupported by any narrative coherence that the film comes off as a schizophrenic, undisciplined melange of "Basic-Instinct" meets "Bound" meets an African
version
of a Bollywood musical.
nobody dares explaining) and turns, turns, turns a-r-oun-d like a ballerina, looking at the stars...and...ignoring the fact that GRANNY'S BEHIND HER, READY TO STRIKE !!! But, anyway, the music wasn't so bad, the haircuts were okay and the ending terribly provocative... Mmmmm... wish I had the German
version.
One of the most disappointing aspect of this film is Gerard Depardieu's performance in the English
version
(this movie was shot in french and English at the same time).
Plus it's difficult for any movie buff to watch this film and not think of Groucho Marx's hilarious parody
version
in "Animal Crackers."
The storyline of this TV
version
is ludicrous and just plain stupid!
If this
version
is true to the book, then I won't be checking the book out from my local library!
The American
version
came out some years after I'd seen this original.
To my surprise the Americans got it right this time, as their
version
with Meryl Streep and Roseanne is played for laughs and is rather funny.
I'll make this summary short & sweet: mix "Dude Where's My Car" (about a good 1/2 of the film) with a very watered down "Hitcher", add a redneck
version
of the antagonist from "I Madman" as the primary villain & finally some incoherent black magic mumbo jumbo & you'll kind of get a clue how rotten this movie is.
I if never watched hockey and saw Hollywoods version, I would hate the game.
I watched the
version
with pathetic American over-dubs, maybe this made it much worse, but from what I could make out the film was pretty bad anyway.
enchantment and magic are also markedly absent from this particular piece. in fact, all aspects that made the stage
version
of 'the tempest' full of wonder and intrigue have been sucked completely from this convoluted
version
about a self-absorbed, pompous arse who can't figure out how to care about anything beyond the blur of his wealth and power.
The first two hours of the televised
version
are full of character and plot exposition -- after an early brief sequence of Las Vegas being hit by tornadoes, the action doesn't really start until the second two hours.
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