Ken Hughes (1) (1922–2001)

The performances are well enough, though nothing special except perhaps by Alec Guinness as a world-weary but still haughty Charles 1. The film is about Cromwell and for dramatic purposes over-emphasises his importance in the early years of the Civil War and the run-up to it. It also bottles out of difficult things such as the Putney Debates, and totally ignores Cromwell's role from 1650 onwards in relation to Ireland and Scotland. A voiced-over claim about the long term effect of his Lord Protectorate is nonsense. So, superficial and inaccurate, even if it is entertaining enough for a while.… (mais)

A single father renovates a car, then tells a story about it.

Wow, I am shocked at how bad this is. It's like they just figured kids would watch anything as long as it's brightly colored. Or maybe they thought that singing and "dancing" (there are only two numbers in the whole movie that involve any real dancing - usually they just stand in a series of poses while singing, or look like they're concentrating to remember the lyrics) would be enough to carry two hours of crap.

Concept: C
Story: F
Characters: C
Dialog: C
Pacing: F
Cinematography: C
Special effects/design: B
Acting: C
Music: D

Enjoyment: F

GPA: 1.4/4… (mais)