Yeah, sure, but at least they should have aimed for some sense of "reality". Y'know, like making the de-/acceleration thing a dial, not a flip switch or finding a place with porcelain tiles for the lab... It's in the details, even if all of it is makebelief. Well, and still it's not working for me as a "film", not even a parody...

 

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Mike Abbott <mda@vantagegraphics.co.uk> hat am 11. Dezember 2012 um 11:13 geschrieben:

 

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I actually find them awful. The acting is poor, the dialogues sound like ripped directly from "Script Writing for Dummies" and the overall storytelling lacks greatly ...

 

 

I doubt they were shooting for an Academy Award. Personally I thought they did a great job. It was fun and a great showcase. It's amazing what you can make from a few toggle switches, and bits of an old bike engine... :)

 

 

Mike A.