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Date Posted: 09:09:05 10/07/04 Thu
Author: Rocket
Subject: Underacting
In reply to: The Rhino 's message, "Jumping moments" on 17:47:04 10/05/04 Tue

<< She just incredibly underacted the whole film in my opinion.

You know, that's a very good point. She really did. I wonder if the special effects weren't originally meant to be as spectacular, thus when they filmed those scenes, the reaction wasn't as big. Still though, you're right. Regardless she should have been freaking out much more.

<< I saw them coming from the trailer but it was almost like a sonic boom when it happened and I think that's what scared me the most. That was well done.

You know, I can't believe they gave away some of those moments on the commercial. If they hadn't, the scenes would have had an even bigger impact.

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