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What do you get when you mix a lump of clichés with a directionless pacing and a group of characters who you don't care about and a failed attempt at creating an appealing visual style and an even bigger lump of clichés and a weak sense of humor and a really big budget?
Well, it turned out as I expected: visual overload but nothing else added to the original.
The one gem it does contain is the incredible Johnny B Good but all in a pretty poor visual document of the great man and inferior to both Woodstock and Isle of Wight
Sadly, it is unwatchable, though not because the jokes aren't funny--some (I won't say most) of them are, and in fact Mr. Mike did a good job translating his mentally unbalanced screeds into visual gags.
from the bad acting, to cliché visual (ie opening credits), to the adobe premier special effects.
The visual style is very flat and dull, although there is some really nice editing once in a while.
This is simply visual perversion.
For instance, it has the actor, David Warbeck of THE BEYOND, the actress, Laura Trotter of NIGHTMARE CITY, the special visual effects creator, Sergio Stivaletti of Dario Argento's masterpieces, and the director (and also the story- writer), Alberto De Martino of THE MAN WITH ICY EYES and THE KILLER IS ON THE PHONE.
My advise would be to take TWO not one but TWO hits of very strong acid and at least you'll get a visual thrill out of it!!
For all its visual delights, how much better Renaissance would have been in live action.
I did not enjoy the movie that much, and it clarifies something that I did not see before: that the visual elements can be the defining positive aspect of a film, but without a good story and strong characters, it can all be for nothing.
But for my money I'd like a little something more, more visual, more moving.
As we are introduced into the worlds of its townsfolk of 1901 America, this three act play is opened before us with the help of "The Stage Manager", a visual narrator if you like.
Music is completely out of the story and I don't have words to describe the visual effects.If you look at the first scene the film seems to be interesting, but a few minutes later it becomes busy.The story is interesting but the development needs a complete review.
The 'special' visual effects were confusing and distracting.
The whole ordeal feels fake, from the lighting, the casting, the screenplay to the horrible visual effects(which is supposed to be intentional, I can tell, and so can everyone else, no one is laughing with you though).
As for the biggest flaw of the movie, it is visual effects.
But nothing can prepare you for the full visual assault of seeing 50's bombshell Mamie Van Doren bare her breasts at 71 years old.
The choppy, shaky, film style is a cheap imitation of the "The Ring" style visual effects.
There is some visual sense, there are some subplots, characters, ideas etc.
Malcolm McDowell is a good actor, but does not fit the visual image of Flashman created by the books (too scrawny looking!
A real disappointment from the great visual master Ridley Scott.
A never ending frenzy of clever visual ironies does not necessarily create an engaging film.
Even the Visual effects are better than most of the garbage you see on the big screen.
Though very little dialog is provided throughout the film, the visual narrative told by the camera's eye alone made the film quite engaging.
However, I loved how Hickory Dickory Dock was filmed, it had a very similar visual style to the brilliant ABC Murders, and it really set the atmosphere, what with the dark camera work and dark lighting.
Visconti's first film has all his trademark visual flair and immaculate technique, accompanied by compelling performances from Massimo Girotti as the handsome drifter and, best of all, Clara Calamai as the fabulous, frantic Giovanna.
this is a visual adaptation of manga with very little dialogue.
It's a great film with a great message and I would recommend it to future directors to see how great and realistic movies can be if they are only directed with realism instead of visual effects.
Nearly every shot is filled with visual symbols.
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