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To me it epitomizes what is essentially wrong with the film industry in New Zealand; that being the fact that Kiwi film makers seem hell-bent on making boring movies designed to appeal to less than .000000001% of the population.
(And don't get me wrong this movie is BAD, but its occasionally as low as you can go in badness and still be enjoyable in a jaw dropping sort of way.)
Anyone who knows the country of Algeria, its history or its geographic location will know that there is something wrong with this movie.
OK, there are so many things wrong with this movie, I don't know where to start.
So far, with Norm McDonald movies you really cannot go wrong.
There's a great scene where Buscemi takes a job as an ice-cream truck driver, he's completely the wrong person to do the job.
Did anyone laugh when hell boy is beat up by the mist guy with lockers? did you not feel uncomfortable and like you went to the wrong movie with the stupid love stories involved?
but they need work, the characters were flat and 1 dimensional, i felt myself wanting to leave the cinema in disgust and demand my money back, but i felt myself thinking they could have an amazing ending and that would make up for hours of painful viewing, but i was wrong.
if it had not been for the big screen i might have been able to cut it some slack but alas they even chose the format of release wrong.
The victims are constantly being thrown in your face so you can sympathize with them and understand the gravity of wrong doing by this priest and the church.
Everything is going wrong.
What is right and what is wrong?
You're wrong, but you won't know it yet.
It was all just so wrong.
Don't get me wrong, I liked the film.
The parents add a lot to the show, especially Nigel, who has some of the funniest lines of the whole show, and if you have the wonderful Tim Curry on board you can never go wrong.
This video is just another thing to create divisions in the religious community and into the whole We're right/You're wrong mindset.
This movie demonstrates everything that's wrong with organized religion.
Every movie that describes history in a wrong way is to be judged.
The only hint or clue we're ever given is one passenger who appears to be normal who claims "nothing went wrong on the flight, I slept, then felt a bump..and I had that awful nightmare.." .
As a reviewer and writer, it is often difficult to hold to the suspension of disbelief, an angle is wrong, the lighting is off, a cameraman's shadow is cast in a scene . . .
As a diversion there's absolutely nothing wrong with that I guess, but we just had Rome, which did it a lot better in my opinion.
Modern weapons were used instead of the correct weapons, the helicopters were the wrong type, and some of the acting was atrocious.
It captures some wonderful truths about small-town life in modern America, namely that it is wrong to assume naiveite among its inhabitants, and that the most mundane practice of arcane knowledge, such as medicine, can be the most fulfiling.
How Clowes went from creating such a lovely screenplay as Ghostworld to churning out this desperate schlock is beyond me, but it's clear that something went terribly wrong in this, his second collaboration with director Terry Zwigoff.
Dafoe's character seems to be in shock of what's going on around him, but Hackman seems to know exactly whats wrong.
Actually, its hard to describe whats wrong with this film.
The premise of this film, or at least of the protagonist / anti-hero of this piece seems wrong.
It could hardly have gone wrong, with David O. Selznick as producer and John Cromwell as director.
I grant you that I was sort of bothered by some nitpicky details-- the uniforms the SS were shown wearing were wrong for the period and the Halftrack was an (obviously) American one.
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