boz Bailey

Nothing personal, just don't find it particularly amusing. Theatresports needs a group that have worked together for a long time, that's why 'who's line is it anyway' works. Without being able to anticipate your fellow players, the format becomes silly and monotonous. No fault of the presenter, regular cast or guests though, they are trying their best.

As Jack Jarvis and Victor McDade would say "what a pile of absolute pish!".

Unthrilling, unbelievable, derivative plotless slop. Jaime Lee Curtis tries her best to save this drivel but the fight is hopeless. My favourite part was watching the 'gunman' get shot in the right shoulder with a .38 in one scene, then beat the lead characters to her home and pull the slug out of is left bicep using his fingers. This only comes second to him being completely unwounded and able to wrestle her in the next few minutes then evade the waiting police in their squad car waiting outside for the guy. Usual 80's ending where the killer is apparently unkillable despite being shot time and again over a 10 minute period. Absolute drivel, gives Jaws 4 a run for it's money as most ridiculous movie ever.

So slow, more drama than a badly written soapy and the director and writers have to have pushed the great cast into terrible acting.

Jumps backwards and forwards in time trying to make a point, the acting is weak, the script contrived and the direction bland. Finally the plot is so weak it makes suspension of disbelief impossible yet desperately requires it from the audience. A total waste of time.

I have never come across a film before that can have so much action, special effects and suspense yet feel so long winded, slow and annoyingly boring. The dark lighting and shakey camera work made watching this painful and the dialogue and need to express the idea every character is a constant hero who feels the need to martyr themselves at every opportunity was plain silly. The need for the writers to express this point, over and over again made me reach for the fast forward button many times. The directors decision to leave the movie hanging for minutes at a time to express the characters fear turned suspence into boredom once again. 1 star is far to many.