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Awful acting, terrible script writing, even for a movie with Mo'Nique or Tom Arnold.
Bad acting, poor script writing, lousy direction, historically inaccurate, even the sound of the film is awful.
The writing sounds like it was done by a 5-year-old and the acting is worse than grade school plays.
The script focuses on Capote's writing of 'In Cold Blood' and his attachment to the damaged brothers who murdered a family of four.
SPOILER!! Terrible camera work, horrible writing, non-existent plot, and numerous plot wholes.
Simple Crimes and situations tailor made by hack writing so they could be taken care of by the unsung hero of the crime fighting world The Bike Cop.
The plot follows a lonely artist who skateboards around Portland writing graffitti.
There is no excuse for such lousy directing or writing and one hopes these filmmakers will suffer accordingly.
Bad acting, bad writing, bad effects, bad scripting, bad camera shots, bad filming, bad characters, bad music, bad editing, bad casting, bad storyline, bad ... well, you get the idea.
The actors sucked, the writing sucked, the cinematography sucked, and the story was so typical.
I guess I shouldn't judge too harshly, after all, how many feature films has MY company put out? None, but I'd like to think that we'd at least have good picture and sound quality to go with our poor acting, writing, and directing.
This must have been a gift to Barrymore from someone she slept with, the director Raja Gosnell has made nothing but silly crap and the writing on this one is just atrocious.
The writing was pathetic, and the dialogue was unbelievable.
The writing became uninspired and oh so predictable as if the show had acquired a cult following in it's young tenure.
Writing is very weak.
No plot, very limited action, and what is with the 3rd person commentary throughout the film???? Instead of running around the planet to shoot on all of these locations, they should have spent some money on script writing and actors.
I'm big into acting, writing, and directing, but not famous yet.
I gave this 4 stars only because I know the script and the writing is a lot better than what this movie portrays.
Anyway, with its short, 62-minute running time, small group of scientists, and cheap-looking monster, this film suggests nothing less than a Grade Z warm-up for "The Outer Limits" (which would premiere four years later), but without the fine writing that that show usually boasted.
It didn't translate well to modern times and the writing was horrible.
This movie is presumably the years where he gets his material for writing, the adventure years, hence the title and the previous quote.
Keira's screen writing mother tries to show how this sentiment was used against Dylan but really muddles this.
This is an adaptation of an Edith Wharton work, whose writing is amazing.
The acting was lame, but it's hard to tell if someone was acting well since the writing was so bad.
Having enjoyed Neil Gaiman's writing (especially his collaboration with Yoshitaka Amano in "The Dream Hunters") in the past, I figured Mirrormask to be a sure thing and was very disappointed.
i think time might be cruel to bukowski, and that bothers me a lot, because the writing was solid in a sort of post counter culture time.
The filmmakers it seems lacked the originality to modernize the Bible story whatsoever, and instead just had it take place in a present time without changing anything to the plot, leaving many elements that just don't add up such as this and make it obvious of the idiotic motifs and writing within the movie.
The lighthearted, fun-poking flavor of Austen's writing is completely and conspicuously absent from this ponderous foray iinto horror meets period drama.
The acting and writing are both terrible and the director doesn't even try to disguise the fact that this movie was made for nothing.
despite the really corny title, the horrible quality, the terrible actors, and the cliché writing, i think this movie isn't the worst i've ever seen.
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