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director/writer Paul haggis' has managed to get great reviews with his manipulative, self righteous writing, but it doesn't fool me.
This movie suffered because of the writing, it needed more suspense.
My first question, is NOT about the horrible acting, NOT about the horrendous writing, it is the directing.
Opulent sets and sumptuous costumes well photographed by Theodor Sparkuhl, and a good (not great) performance by Jannings as Henry cannot overcome poor writing and static camera-work.
That doesn't include the writing, editing, directing or visual effects credits on other movies.
While the plot hinges on a fairly decent idea, the writing is profoundly lame and two of the three main teens are absurdly wooden.
Basically 14-year-old Jason Shepherd (Malcolm in the Middle's Frankie Muniz) is often lying to his parents and teachers, and his teacher warns him that if he doesn't do his creative writing, he will fail his whole semester and have to repeat the grade during summer.
The production value is pathetic, the acting is worse and the writing is the worst.
The writing is a little forced (this is, after all, Woody Allen trying to be a coy Kafka), but the point is made, and no harm done.
I am so tired of clichés that is just lazy writing, and here they come in thick and fast.
I just found out before writing this review that "Komodo vs. Cobra" and another movie called "Curse of the Komodo" were both directed by the same guy, Jim Wynorski.
In spite of Rudy Ray Moore's very brief cameo, this movie is a work of supreme self-indulgence on Ron Hall's part - he clearly thinks he is a formidable actor, and must also believe he possesses superior writing and directing skills - but the movie is so unbelievably inept that it's hard to believe he'd actually want people to see it for fear of being brutally excoriated like I'm doing right now.
The art and animation are well drawn and the writing and dialog are generally good, though with notable exceptions.
They do but keep in touch by writing to each other.
The writing was contrived and the plot confused - no not confusing just confused with what it was trying to do.
They will ignore laughably terrible acting, and utterly self-indulgent writing just so they can be part of the exclusive club called "everyone."
This one is from a guy in love with his own writing."
This movie is nothing more than self-indulgent and in-joke riddled writing paired with acting ability taken right out of a high school play.
The writing of this episode was definitely Mike Clattenburg's worst in the history of this show.
I just purchased this movie because I love to donate to Operation Smile, the charity on which the movie was based...but I found the writing of the movie to be very strange.
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.
The crap result gets heaped on top of the crap writing and crap performances to make it a shame that the lowest rating a movie can be given is one for 'awful.'
It moves like molasses, the action scenes are uninspired, the acting is pedestrian, the writing is flat, even the photography isn't very good.
This movie has no story, no plot, horrible writing, and even worse acting.
The writing is horrible to!
The writing just got boring and everything was way too over the top.
The writing was horrific, and the acting was even worse.
The story follows him through childhood at a boys' prep school, where Jenny is the school nurse, through his high school passions-wrestling,writing,and sex-to marriage with his high school sweetheart, children, marital problems and a writing career.
Of course, this movie was made in 1997 and they were both past their prime, but that doesn't mean they didn't have what it takes anymore - they just needed the help of good writing and direction.
The big problem with it is that it simply isn't convincing, not just its creature, but acting, writing and any attempts at drama.
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