michael-e-wasson
Iscritto in data set 2012
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This "film" is nothing but clips of various clips from older "B" and 80's.
And they are spliced together in a way that does not even try to make a cogent story.
It is almost like the makers of the film said "Let's show a few bum and booby scenes from a 70's flick and call it a movie"
Look up the list of films that are used and watch them. Although they were never great to begin with.
And they are spliced together in a way that does not even try to make a cogent story.
It is almost like the makers of the film said "Let's show a few bum and booby scenes from a 70's flick and call it a movie"
Look up the list of films that are used and watch them. Although they were never great to begin with.
I actually watch this show because I am entertained by it and the family characters are amusing.
But, let's face it, the show is contrived and staged.
Every week, we are treated to the next "Gotta get this done before winter" emergency fulfilled with an old "insert recycled item here" Example: Using an old semi flatbed to make a cow feeding station. After using a 100K bulldozer to move the bed, we will use commercial lumber that mysteriously appears to make the paddocks. Along with acetylene torches and various other power tools. Where do they get the tanks of acetylene? I guess they take the family barge to town?! But wait, why didn't they just BUY a feeding station? After all, they are multi-millionaires?
But, let's face it, the show is contrived and staged.
Every week, we are treated to the next "Gotta get this done before winter" emergency fulfilled with an old "insert recycled item here" Example: Using an old semi flatbed to make a cow feeding station. After using a 100K bulldozer to move the bed, we will use commercial lumber that mysteriously appears to make the paddocks. Along with acetylene torches and various other power tools. Where do they get the tanks of acetylene? I guess they take the family barge to town?! But wait, why didn't they just BUY a feeding station? After all, they are multi-millionaires?
I saw this on Netflix and the plot description sounded interesting and it had 3 stars.
Problem was that I missed the "faith & spirituality" in the genre! So the decent ratings were inflated (sorry but religious people forgive a lot of sins in religious movies)and the plot description did not match.
The film itself borrows from Animal Farm, 1984 and the post-apocalypse genre without being particularly interesting. The acting is leaden, production shoddy but at least the character development was non-existent!
And Eric Roberts.....what were you thinking?
Problem was that I missed the "faith & spirituality" in the genre! So the decent ratings were inflated (sorry but religious people forgive a lot of sins in religious movies)and the plot description did not match.
The film itself borrows from Animal Farm, 1984 and the post-apocalypse genre without being particularly interesting. The acting is leaden, production shoddy but at least the character development was non-existent!
And Eric Roberts.....what were you thinking?