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I can't help but notice the last names of the writer and young "actor" who plays Granger's son.
Bestselling writer George Plimpton(Alan Alda)takes on an assignment for Sports Illustrated.
I don't know anything of the writer's or the director's earlier work so I hadn't brought any prejudices to the film.
The actor, writer, director Brett Kelly does little to contribute to the genre, rather he re-hashes tired clichés from movies past.
Then they writer or director goes out his way for a bad ending.
Based on the average short story by horror writer Stephen King about so called 'Sleepwalkers' ancient and immortal cat-like creatures that suck the life out of virgins in order that this energy may sustain them They have supernatural abilities- they can make themselves 'dim' which means they become invisible and can create subliminal mirages to fool people.They have been fleeing humans for century's we are told and have one by one been picked off till there are only two left.The film starts when a beautiful mother and her son arrive in a sleepy town, they are the last of the sleepwalkers and they are on the prowl for virgins to feed on.
Darcy and her young daughter Pamela are heading out to the country where her mum's boyfriend Peter left his doctor's position in the city to become a writer and fix up a bed and breakfast inn.
The writer should either take some classes or just give up!
I agree with the previous writer that it isn't even funny bad.
As for the screenplay writer,I think he read the Cliff's Notes!
But, how hard would it have been for the writer to actually script a story with a beginning, middle and end.
It is uncertain whether or not the writer of the screenplay ever read the book by Bronte.
The writer came up with a pretty decent idea for a story, but many flaws in the execution of the plot took so much away from the film as to nearly render it unwatchable.
He gets in a fight with random no-name characters every few minutes of the film, probably because the script writer couldn't figure out how else to stretch out the film to the minimum required running time for a feature film.
I could see that, but obviously, the writer didn't think of that.
Not to mention that James seemed to have a total sexist view in the movie despite the fact the writer wasn't going in that direction.
The story looks like the writer told his 10yr old son to write.
The writer/ director gives us 'six relationships with one common problem - love', but where is the intensity, where is the depth, where is the 'emotion'?
To the writer's credit, this issue was treated as a problem, and a May-December match is not portrayed as the right-and-good inevitability of some Mary Pickford films (e.g., "Daddy-Long-Legs").
I don't care if this is Woody Allen, this writer cannot write dialogue, or at least he cannot knowingly write dialogue then draw performances from actors capable of drawing laughter from even the most ticklish of clowns.
I did not know that Fante was a favorite writer of Bukowski's - an author with similar edge and humor except from one generation earlier.
The novel was a brilliant piece of writing about a sad, frightened young writer posing to himself and the outside world as an overconfident, masterfully talented author who had no idea how to write about the real world experiences he had none of.
The premise of the movie is about an older woman (50!!!) who cannot get her screenplay produced due to age discrimination so she sends in her younger nephew to pose as the writer.
There is another plot concerning a writer with a crush or admiration for Kirstie's character and why this is included is a mystery.
Kirstie Alley's character could have been a great one, and even showed some possibilities once, but the writer really let us down by making her role mostly a helpless female.
As a writer, I blame the script which completely lacked dramatic tension.
The script had so much repetition that it had to be easy for the writer to fill space.
I do not fault the writer for the failure of this film to be worth the time to view it.
i got a copy from the writer of this movie on soulseek.
Once again, the writer broke the cardinal rule of any movie.
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