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But here the Eddy Murphy "flip attitude" just deflates any feeling of tension or danger in the story.

Very silly and disappointing.

difficult to say, but my best guess would be people who likes embarrassing movies and can be entertained by bad acting, bad plot and an even more embarrassing dialog.

Of all Murphy's films, this is easily the worst.

Murphy is far better at COMING TO AMERICA and 48 HRS, but this stale movie isn't my touch of golden honey for a sweet crunchy taste.

It's such a ridiculous fantasy with a lot of poor special effects, a lot of hasty scenes (the airport one for example), and a real unfunny time.

It`s part fantasy , part martial arts , part buddy movie , part comedy and it`s all crap

Overall it's the worst movie I've ever seen.

I can say without a shadow of a doubt that Going Overboard is the single worst film i have ever seen, and yes, I have seen Cujo.

Its a waste of the $1.99 I paid for it.

And last, but not least: It's not only a bad movie, it's a total fiasco.

I couldn't even watch 30 minutes of this crap, I didn't laugh, chuckle, or even smirk at this movie, actually the only time I smirked was when I saw how horrid this movie was.

I'm not even going to TRY to make any logic here.

The film is ultimately awkward and embarrassing to watch.

I'll give you an idea how incredibly poor this film is - the funniest dialogue in it goes like this: "Knock Knock", "Who's there"?

Worst plot, Worst script, Worst movie I have ever seen.

This movie was so bad I couldn't sit through it without doing something else.

But no, it's just horrible.

Now, as to why this film is so bad, where do I begin?

The opening credits are animated reeeeeaally cheaply, and it is just pathetic.

A friend of mine bought this film for £1, and even then it was grossly overpriced.

This movie isn't worth the price I paid for it.

This HAS to be the worst movie I've ever attempted to watch.

This movie is by far the worst movie ever made.

Watching this stinker constitutes cruel and unusal punishment at the hands of Sandler.

And even worse than the lack of story line was the parts when Sandler would just begin talking into the camera at random parts in the movie, it reminded me of Dora the Explorer when they turn and look at the screen and ask you questions.

I only saw it because I wanted to see all of his movies, but it sucked.

If you haven't, and want to see a classic BAD movie, I suggest you see this movie, because it ranks right down with the worst.

Every store has a big huge bin of this crap sitting on the sales floor.

It was TERRIBLE.

Let me tell you about this god awful movie that powered on Adam Sandler's film career but was digitized after a short time.

Throwing yourself out a window would be better than watching this movie.

Lured by the false promise of bikini-clad women on the movie's cover...

You can't even make it past the first three minutes.

There is no plot.

I feel that I am being fair to the memory of a great baseball player that this film completely ignored.

I can see, objectively, that this movie is a BIZARRE combination of cuddly baby merchandising-mascots and creepy prepubescent children with evil powers that has a thin story and uninteresting animation.

Overall this movie was disappointing.

This is the worst documentary to come out of Canada ever!

The writing in the film is stiff at best.

This was the third remake of SLEEPING WITH THE ENIEMY After YAARANA(1995) and AGNISAKSHI(1996)AGNISAKSHI was the only one which worked and was a better filmDARAAR is directed by Abbas Mustan who sadly failed in their attempt herethe story was good but the handling wasn't that good and the heroine was shown too regressive and the climax too was disappointingDirection is bad Music is goodRishi reprises his role of YAARANA(strangely which also was a remake of SWTE) and looks too fat for the lead and is okay Juhi is decent while Arbaaz tries too hard in his debut and does manage in many scenes to chill the audiences but his voice was terrible Johny is too loud

Other than that, the first half of the movie is a total BORE.

4 out of 10

The attractive Justine Priestly's brief nude scenes may attract voyeurs, but the film is hackneyed tripe.

Cheesy dialogue, crappy violence, poor excuses of characters.

(I'm leaning toward rip off.

It's not a movie worth renting not even for an 80's low-budget movie and the ending was the worst ending I have ever seen in a movie and it left me wanting my money back!

The only facial movement I had throughout the movie was jaw dropping stunned at how awful a movie I just suffered through.

But even if you meet her halfway, her material here is seriously lacking.

The tomatoes aren't the same, jokes are lame, even the actors aren't as funny.

John Astin of Adams Family fame is actually making an effort here to be comedic, but he is supported by lame actors, cheap special effects and unfunny gags.

There was nothing of value in the original movie, this one was even lamer.

It doesn't.

But, even the major moments of cheesiness which comprise most of the film, are hardly worth mentioning considering that the biggest distraction to this film is the horrible acting and dialog.

But D'Abo doesn't quite convince with her awkward-girl shtick, and in the absence of any other narrative focus the lack of interest in the gymnastics themselves really does matter; it's all just bodies hurtling around, and not only is the outcome of the big tournament a foregone conclusion, it's all performed by an obvious double.

"Dream to Believe" is a pretty boring and unrealistic gymnastics drama and $1 is just too freakin' expensive for this.

the dialogue is contrived and clichéd to death.

The new plotlines were stretching the continuity and credibility of the show too thin.

Awful, simply awful.

But the thing failed miserably at grabbing my attention at any point of its almost two hours of duration.

There is nothing even remotely original or interesting about the plot and the actors' performance is only rivalled in stupidity by the attempts to steal from other movies, mainly "Matrix" without having the money to do it right.

Flashy, shallow, dreary, formulaic, passionless, tedious, dull, dumb, humourless, desultory, barely competent.

It should be a heady mix, but instead it's rather dry-eyed and inert.

The characters are cliched and predictable, with everyone being either snow-white pure or wholly evil.

It is not only oppressively preachy, but absurd, stagebound, dramatically straight-jacketed, and painfully overwrought.

Her characters are unreal, and while her ear for dialogue shows a certain facility for the way people talk she possesses no real brilliance or originality.

I agree with the other reviewers that the children in the movie are an unfortunate mutation that now plagues us nightly in sit-coms and the dialogue is stilted and preachy.

The writing is beyond insipid; so bland and uninspired it makes one miss Star Trek: Voyager.

The characters are all forgettable one dimensional cutouts, and the many attempts at humor fall flat.

Shallow, no acting, effects too sloppy I mean, who made this series?

Incredibly boring and pointless show, that could have been great if they had shot the show in Hollywood with a bigger budget and better writers and better characters.

Another lame Canuck production, which inexplicably ran for ten long years.

The episodic version of Robert Heinlein's Starship Troopers plays out at a deathly slow pace, following Johnny Rico leaving his parents, the (not very attractive) girl he lusts for, and joining the mobile infantry.

You'd better choose Paul Verhoeven's even if you have watched it.

The ONLY enjoyable aspect of this story was seeing the husband running around in just his boxer shorts for a lot of the time, but even that couldn't redeem this muddled, incoherent mess.

If it's not funny, then doing some crazy accent is not going to make it any funnier.

The first 30 minutes were enough to make me interested, but the lack of acting ability in Jamie Foxx and the slow plot movement made me want to get up and find food during the movie.

Foxx follows in the footsteps of the likes of Chris Tucker, Martin Lawrence and Dave Chapple, who have all seen their talents wasted by stereotyping producers who think black males who commit pretty crimes is a funny concept (See: Money Talks, Blue Streak).

The cops will do anything to find the bad guy - and of course the good guy has two sets of bad guys and one set of cops after him - all the while he is just trying to turn over a new leaf...

This is a wrong-balanced, non-convincing film that could have been a little bit better.

photography was too jumpy to follow.

The plot is completely predictable.

In fact, pretty much the entire supporting cast just sucked.

There's no personal touch to all that, I mean he contributes nothing to the personality he tries to sell, and I'm sure he has nothing to say personally.

A lot of the scenes were changed as they were filmed I suppose to shave cost and time.

The plot is simply stupid.

The latter half of the film is even worse, they are just moving from one place to another without any cat and mouse chase.

The sets make "The Sealed Room" look very staged.

Yes, the quality of the dubbing and lighting is abysmal, the acting is wooden and the opening sequence highly misleading what with all those lascivious female lesbian vampires with blood dripping.

(sic)Dubbing is worse than usual and the plot only serves as an excuse for the eroticism and nudity.

In fact-the best part is the tacked on beginning from the distributor that features some slutty goth chicks covered in blood and showing their tits-and again-this is definitely not worth the price of admission for this garbage.

), this hybrid of Gothic Horror and Giallo (with a strong dose of Erotica) only contrives a flat sort of atmosphere throughout – actually matched by handling which is downright dreadful!

The story is silly and the skin scenes aren't all that terrific either.

To put another black girl, another white girl and another peeping-tom replaying the scene is simply the most appropriate way of prove that Rizzo's movie has no ideas, no originality, no taste, and nothing at all.

La Sanguisuga Conduce la Danza is a terrible film, it makes no sense, it has virtually no story for over an hour, it has possibly the most misleading title ever & is really dull & boring with a confused stupid 'twist' ending.

Unintentionally funny at best, pathetic at worst.

The acting is terrible and and the dubbing appalling, and that guy who plays Seymour was almost as wooden in his walk as he was in his character....

The beginning is the only thing that is funny if you ask me.

It could be fun with the cool looking aliens and the country setting, but it just isn't.

It is painfully bad.