Christine 1983 by AverageMansReviews
Review Time
Warning: there is flashing
effects/vehicle crash/vehicle
hit/transformation/regeneration/impaling/squashing/running over/verbal domestic
abuse/sexual harassment/choking/references to suicide, homosexuality, bodily
functions and drugs
I will buy this car: briefly; Arnold "Arnie" Cunningham [Keith
Gordon:] this nerdy individual decides to purchase is very rundown car a 1958
Plymouth Fury, restore it; her name is Christine, but strange things happen,
but one good thing is that happens is, he gets with Leigh Cabot [Alexandra
Paul:] she is the new, hot girl in school that is into studying.
Generally speaking: the framework is dates and sometimes places on screen,
the pacing for this 110 minutes film is atrocious, it never really fills you
full of confidence that this film for most parts is going to get up and going
at best I can describe it as starts and stops; meaning when it gets going it
doesn't last too long
Action
and art; the biggest action sequence that this film has to offer has to be the
petrol station sequence; in short Christine has chased down hard targets to
this petrol station where she gets one target and leaves the petrol station
whilst it is burning down, as she is on fire herself chasing down the other
target; it is a very explosive sequence of events which has been excellently
put together and shot as a sequence of events.
Character
developments and performances; on both counts they are solidly good versions of
what they are meant to be really and from beginning to end they get performed
out as such.
This film receives: 7/10, this film is good; the only major problem as I
have already referenced is the pacing, it is so slow that it actually makes
this film feel so much longer than what it is; it doesn't do anything wrong and
don't get me wrong I am happy I have now seen this film and on top of that on
the big screen at the cinema, but man this film is so slow. This film also has
some awards accredited to its name such as 1 Winner Video Software Dealers
Association 1984 VSDA Award Most Popular Current Horror Movie and 3 Nominees
which include but not limited to from the same award/but different event just a
year later 1985 Most Popular Current Horror Movie
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