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But then again, why should they have put any effort into this cheesy train wreck of a romantic comedy: the plot is somewhat appealing in its naiveté - four girlfriends return to their German hometown to mourn the death of their soccer-coach - but it's the kind of 'nice' idea that needs great dialogue, perfect execution, charming ambiance and romantic spirit to come to fruition.
It is hard to believe nobody else found that somewhat against the often cited "important message" of this train wreck.
Where's the rest of the wreck??
I honestly liked Nightmare On Elm Street 2, i think it was the appropriate sequel to the first one.It had that 80's aspect that for me somehow made it more enjoyable.It was so simple in a way because they were not trying to yet make Freddy Krueger a Dream Master, or a Psycho Dream dude who was psychologically ill and all this is just making the series into a confusing wreck.Here we have a simple plot that tries to explain some stuff, but not to much.I like all the references to the first one, i basically look for that in all sequels, i guess it makes me feel cool to say,"Oh i saw that happen, i actually saw what happened".Ill admit at times it was cheesy, and there were some really unnecessary parts to it, but i liked the film.Overall you might be one of many who hates this movie, but give it a chance if your a fan of the first one or a Freddy fan than you will give this film its props for that.
The barking sound he makes is so grating and loud that it gets funnier the more it occurs, reducing Claude to a nervous wreck.
BUT It's so bad it's good !! Like not being able to take your eyes off a car wreck.
Watching this movie was like watching a train wreck go in slow motion!
After being disappointed by Species 3, I felt absolutely wreck with Species IV...I mean I am a big fan of 1st species, and the alien-creature in species IV was like a puppet rather than being realistic.
As you would expect, the dreadful and vile Kate Hudson toplines this hideous wreck.
The bad: This movie was a lousy wreck, which better resembled a WB sitcom than something that should be on the big screen.
This movie was a complete train wreck, it seemed to be in shambles from the very beginning.
Other than Titanica no one has ever witnessed the the scale of the ship short of diving on the wreck.
I am watching this movie now and beside myself at how poor the casting was in this film, it is terribly and terrificly acted by most with maybe the exception of Tina's sister, a virtually unknown actress, maybe the actors have no comedic timing, but Pare specifically makes on camera acting mistakes I haven't seen since on camera acting 101, she is unbelievably plastic and lacks any emotive qualities whatsoever, there are no layers or dimensions in her character structure whatsoever her likability is nil, I'm watching a train wreck by a director who should've taken more care with his film instead of just collecting a paycheck which is what this film looks like
This is truly a case of the train wreck syndrome and I simply could not stop watching because it was so awful.
Lou Diamond Phillips sadly signed his name to this train wreck of a "movie".
It's a 100 train wreck that sometimes tries to be a sci-fi film, but attempts to insert some action and CGI money shots.
But, like those movies, it is a train wreck, no matter how awful it gets you just can't stop watching it.
Allen is a nervous wreck and it is painful and hilarious at the same time.
There's even a spectacular train wreck worthy of Cecil DeMille.
I actually find myself watching this show and unable to turn it off, sort of like how you can't help looking at a car wreck.
It was terrible from start to finish and I cannot say a single good thing about it except the ensemble cast was interesting and one or two of the cast did their best to salvage the wreck.
When a woman is killed in a car wreck, she leaves behind a husband and a daughter by an exhusband who become the center of gravity of the film.
Chuck Lumley (Henry Winkler) is a harried, put-upon nerd who gave up a prominent career on Wall Street because it was making him a nervous wreck.
this is very good movie about the wreck of titanic it is unscripted and the don't now Wat they are doing they test new robots name bot1 and bot2 later the changed their name into Jake and Elwood just like Blusebrothers and then they explore the ship in places that had never seen since 1912 i will give this movie 8 because i liked it wen the were telling the story about the ship and they show the rooms digital-ed in computer it is very cool.
They could have saved money by just passing out pamphlets at the mall saying "only born again Christians are going to heaven, the rest of you aren't good enough", it would have saved everyone from having to view such a train wreck.
Her character is compelling in that you feel like you are watching a train wreck in action.
Ok, i'm not going to wreck the movie for those of you who haven't seen it, but Frequency had to be one of the best Sci-Fi/Mystery ones I have seen in a long time.
For me, it's fascinating and exciting to go down and penetrate the wreck of the Titanic for the same reason that I will be eternally fascinated with the Apollo missions to the moon.
The Finzi-Contini's, however, believe that their position of wealth and their very home will shield them from being touched, and they move on, oblivious to the world outside, in a frozen period of time and space that seems, for a moment, to spare them, until it becomes rather clear that the walls that so protected them are beginning to crumble and that they are headed towards an inevitable train wreck which will destroy all that they know.
The premise of "Dragonhead" is a great one, 3 students survive a train wreck in a tunnel on the way home from school.
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