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About the only thing worth watching Top Model for is Mr. Jay Manuel.
I blithely watched anyway, certain that if Jones was in the movie, it must at least be worth two hours of my time.
It is very obvious that the budget for this was super super low but what they have done with the money is worth a pat on the back.
Definitely worth a little peek.
This movie is really not worth seeing unless of course you were blind like Johnny Witherspoon who played the blind man in the movie (another sad character).
The movie is not worth watching at all.
Why anybody thought for a moment that this film was worth making is quite beyond my comprehension.
They later told me that, once back in California (we shot in Atlanta), these "professionals" had 4 1/2 hours worth of footage!
This extremely low-budget monster flick centers around a group of mine surveyors exploring an abandoned gold mine in order to see if its worth reopening.
I guess what I'm saying is I give it an B for effort and a D- for actual results, not insultingly bad as some low-budget monster movies I've seen but still not worth seeing unless you have a LOT of free time on your hands.
About the only thing that makes this film halfway worth watching are the scantily clad women (and the mute guy for you ladies) in it.
The only thing really worth watching was the scenery and the house, because it is beautiful.
But it's worth watching but only to see one of Garrets worst films that he ever did.
Is it worth it, the narrator muses.
Not worth explaining, this amateurish flick tries to cram every clever line, every misanthropic overtone, every peculiar sexual predilection into one film with an absence of concern for making the pieces fit.
I love John's work as a singer, but the movie was dull and 'no worth the time' to view.
Not a great movie, but worth checking out on a night you are bored out of your mind.
However, if you find this movie cheap or free I'd watch it, the last scene is almost worth putting up with this whole film.
Tom Skerritt plays as Howard Anderson, an American entrepreneur with a "passion for building" who is in process of erecting a tourist hotel in the Blue Mountains region, all the while unaware that his business partner, Julian Fane (Guy Doleman) has insured the incomplete structure for ten million dollars, far more than its actual worth, and plans its destruction as corollary to normal summer brush fires in order to collect a handsome sum through fraud.
This movie is so bad it's worth seeing.
And the little girl... not worth mentioning.
I'm a huge fan of the "Zombie" genre, and I am fascinated by the psychological aspects of viewing creatures, that for all intents and purposes are human, as an atrocity that is only worth shooting in the head.
For the effects, they just threw fake blood on people and things, didn't spend the time to create wounds and make special effects worth anything.
Hope the money was worth it for Boxleitner, really really big step down from Babylon 5. Nice to see what happened to Buck Rogers but damn this was low even for him.
But it is well worth the wait in the end when we find out just who the mystery woman is that keeps plaguing the old men in their dreams and interfering in a young man's life.
Most movies have at least one thing that is worth staying for, even if it just to laugh at how bad it is.
So it's not even worth enjoying on an erotic level.
I'm sorry for all the UK-centric references but if you're elsewhere and you've got no toenails to cut or you haven't got a beer mat collection to catalogue then this film might just be worth 90 mins of your remaining lifespan (as long as you haven't got any paint to watch drying).
This is a series that just keeps getting worse with each subsequent entry, this one however doesn't have any of the zip or even the action to make this even worth seeing on cable.
Normally, even if I don't like a film, I think it's still worth sitting through it to the end.
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