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This movie is proof as to why NBC has always been a 3rd rate network The producers, actors, and writers should get on their knees and beg God's forgiveness for making this work of fiction.
The writers should have made it JUST a 1-night show, and not prolong our agony night after night.
Or is it the fault of the writers?
Now for the bad... Unfortunately the writers opted to totally screw around with both Iron Man's origin and especially the Mandarin's.
I thought the parts where Robert DeNiro called him crazy and he flipped out came completely out of left-field and towards the end the writers just throw in this random comment about how his father died in a nut house and that's why James Woods didn't like being called crazy.
It seems that the writers threw together about five different stories and never fully explained any of them.
Normally, when one critiques a historical movie, it's always fun to point out the inaccuracies that slip in, usually added by the writers to create more "dramatic" situations.
It was self indulgence of the worst kind from writers who are far more talented than my pitiful criticisms.
There were loose ends with the writing, for example, it seems as though one of the major conflicts was the indictment of Jim Carrey's character DIck Harper, but the writers never follow up that particular conflict.
It seems as though the writers pieced this story together with a few articles on Enron.
The biggest insult of the film: trying to further develop Herbie's lover personality via shakes, beeps, flashing lights and movements indicative of a horny seventeen year old, Disney's writers do an injustice to our cute little VW.
But my god, what were the writers, casting director, and director thinking?
Young writers, young auteur, young cast, busload of producers, what could go wrong?
Whats most funny about this movie is the gumption of the writers and producers to pass it off as something of value.
It obviously didn't go to writers for re-writes.
Whoever the prick writers were that decided to turn such a great movie into this garbage should have done some research, instead of filling it with one-liners and hollow new characters, and the classic jokes from the first movie OVER AND OVER AND OVER AND OVER AGAIN.
its supposed to be based on a true story but for crying out loud is there no more script writers left in Hollywood?
The producers and writers could have been a little more creative with the ending to do the rest of the episode justice.
One can accept all theses and other inconsistencies for the sake of a good yarn, however what spoiled the movie for me was when what appears to have been an effort by the script writers to discuses what up to that point was a fairly predictable ending, they killed off the two hero's (If one can refer to crocks as hero's) Ketchum & Brooks one was shot and thrown out of a 747 at 10,000 feet the other wiliest sliding down the cable between the two planes the villain Daltry with one hand manages to unhook the cable carrying the weight of a full grown man with the air pressure of several hundred miles per hour pressing on him, and letting him fall to his death.
At one point, her roommate tells her, "Lizzie, you're such a fun person to be around when you're not being depressed," and my reaction was, "She IS?" It seemed odd that the writers would include this comment without giving us any examples, but this script is a lesson in incompetence.
However, this would give too little credit to the director and writers, who make no effort whatsoever to maintain a coherent plot, continuity, any semblance of era-accurate continuity.
The writers step on the throat of many of their gags.
It became apparent in the first 25 mins of watching this that the writers really wanted to make a feature length film and they probably certainly enjoyed the whole process, but then seemed to forget the fact that it needed a decent plot!
Many writers tried to copy it.
Only then can you really appreciate good writers and directors.
I understand that many writers strive for a very realistic and true dialog for their films.
did they actually pay the writers of this show?
It's not as though the writers were too preoccupied with selling a plausible plot either.
I'm surprised they actually have writers.
How dare the writers ignore this special bond between them and turn him into a baddie who get's killed by Charlie (in a particularly awkward scene) just because they realized the movie was getting boring.
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