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There are other things, including a chained wild man in a cave who is never explained, an attempt to sacrifice the writer in some way (will they kill her or brainwash her into joining them?), the witches themselves, a bunch of brunette women in white robes who don't show up until the last 15 minutes of the film and whose practices and beliefs are never explained.
The plot of the movie is pretty simple, Nell plays a writer who has a bad case of writer's block, and needs inspiration, so she goes to visit Mexico to absorb the atmosphere.
Just how stupid does this writer believe people to actually be?
And director and writer Simon Gornick should be ashamed of himself to give men an injustice as he does.
Joanna Pakula's character seems to have an I.Q. of 3 which is only one less than the writer and director.
So I wish I could be like everyone else in the theater -- like the people who came out crying and breathless because of how incredible it was -- but I'm not someone who can be appeased by a writer who throws some words over a Biblical shell and slaps a Christian stamp on it.
Like the writer (also one of the stars?) was fictionalizing his own screw ups and added an incredulous fantasies of drugs and murder to make it "hot".
Serious HOME ALONE/KARATE KID knock off with enough bad character stereotypes to have the writer sued and then shot.
It was the birthplace of the dean of American letters; it was where a young reporter named Samuel Clemens began using the name "Mark Twain" and went on to become America's most famous writer.
They shoulda hung the writer.
The ending was so weak, it was as if the writer got called away and his 4 year old son sat down at the type writer and hacked out the ending.
See it for writer Stephen King's cameo as the guy who owns the graveyard.
Jersey girl goes to New York to become a song writer.
As a writer I find films this bad making it into production a complete slap in the face.
The film could have been made twice at 1.25 hours, and been pretty good, kinda like "Seven Samurai" but the director and writer didn't go that direction, even if the "townsfolk" finally find their backbone and want to help.
I am very confuse about the writer is "Demons III: The Ogre" (Lamberto Bava and Dardano Sacchetti are poor quality writer and stupid who the bored William Shakespeare ghost or demon's egg from Spider's web or what Huhuhuhuhu make the girl dream).
Why the Lamberto Bava and Dardano Sacchetti are poor quality writer who make the stupid movie almost like "Halloween III" don't have Michael Myer monster but the people wear Halloween.
The plot has a writer returning to Paris after a long trip abroad during which he developed jungle fear during which he had blackouts.
Suspicion really falls on the writer when his fiancé ends up dead.
I am a massive fan of the book and Orwell is certainly my favourite writer ever since studying Animal Farm at GCSE.
The movie starts off about Robin Williams who is a writer and gets a book from a 14 year old kid.
Then the main story: a photographer (Gaffari) and a writer (Shepard) meet by chance and take a trip into the mountains.
Now, I like Eurohorror, and this woulda been better if only Artigot (writer AND director) had made some attempt at logical story telling.
There's a reason a writer shouldn't direct his work and even act in it as well, you can't do it all.
What sickened me was how the writer even threw in the remaining members a scene where they joke about how nice the doctor's ass was.
I was waiting for the big moment where all the stories inter connect and then suddenly..it rains frog?? it was if the writer said "i've gone to deep how can i pull all these stories together cleverely....Oh sod it i'll just have it raining frogs".
I'm surprised that movies of this nature don't acknowledge the original writer's concept.
I can only imagine that the writer and producer were taking huge amounts of recreational pharmaceuticals, and when discussing the plot actually thought it was a good idea.
This movie is about a female rape victim/comic book writer from New York that decides to get away from all that awful big city glamor and move to a dirty, run down small town where she finds refuge in a single-wide trailer on a dirt lot in the middle of 12th and nowhere.
Screenplay writer Stephen Gaghan has disappointed me yet again.
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