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Rating: 1 stars
Summary: good rough draft
Review: This is a movie with a wonderful concept, but very weak writing. It should never have been released with out at least three more re-writes (assuming it got any). The story is too loosly held together, and there are too many 90 degree turns in the story to make it a cohesive movie. It would be great to see what a dicent screen-writer could do with the story.

Rating: 1 stars
Summary: Avoid this film like the plague!!
Review: This is a terrible film. It makes no sense at all, the acting is wooden and the dialogue is terrible. It doesn't even deserve one star. It is amazing to see how low Mark Hamill has sunk since Star Wars.

Rating: 1 stars
Summary: Does it really deserve this star?
Review: This is the worst movie I have ever seen. EVER. Nothing could possibly be worse than this. If there is, it could kill you. This is a sad disgrace for a movie. I feel so sorry for Mark Hamill, he does a great acting job and he ends up with this cruddy film. The plot stinks, the acting (excluding Mark Hamill) is pretty bad, and the characters are so bad I don't want to talk about it.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Unique and interesting...
Review: This movie probably won't appeal to fans of the typical action/adventure formula. It's really a complex character study about someone trying to figure out what exactly it means to be human. The story is made all the more poignant by the fact that the character in question isn't human at all. I thoroughly enjoyed it, but wouldn't be surprised to see it get mixed reviews.


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