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1 August 2001 (Kuwait)
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Sixty Feet of Pure Terror! more
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No gore, no good acting, no suspense, no surprises Python
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(Cast overview, first billed only) | Frayne Rosanoff | ... | John Cooper |
 | Robert Englund | ... | Dr. Anton Rudolph |
 | Casper Van Dien | ... | Bart Parker |
| William Zabka | ... | Greg Larsen |
 | Dana Barron | ... | Kristin |
 | Sara Mornell | ... | Theresa |
 | Wil Wheaton | ... | Tommy |
 | Jenny McCarthy | ... | Francesca Garibaldi |
 | Chris Owens | ... | Brian Cooper |
 | Sean Whalen | ... | Deputy Lewis Ross |
| Gary Grubbs | ... | Sheriff Griffin Wade |
 | Theo Nicholas Pagones | ... | Dootsen (as Theo Pagones) |
| Scott Williamson | ... | Kenny Summers |
 | David Bowe | ... | Boone |
 | Keith Coogan | ... | Lenny |
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Rated R for violence and gore, some strong sexuality and language.
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99 min
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I thought it would be bigger!
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Followed by Boa vs. Python (2004) (V)
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You Can Move Me
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There are good animal-horror movies like the first class movie Jaws. There are other animal-horror movies that are not first class but still entertaining enough, like They Nest, Slugs and Anaconda.
But most of the animal-horror movies are bad and Python is one of the worst.
Some movies have a predictable plot, but can still be exciting, because they are well made and make you nervous as you wait for something expected but terrible to happen. Python is certainly predictable, but it is not well made and it never gets exciting. The only entertainment you can get is to marvel over how bad it is.
The snake itself doesn't look bad, but it doesn't look like it fits into the movie. It looks computer generated and it is so big that it is laughable.
There are no gore scenes to compensate for lousy and exaggerated acting. Van Dien has never showed good acting but here he is so bad that it is obvious that he got instructions from a director without talent.
Some of the roles seem to be created for comical relief (the stupid cop and the unbelievable woman that is buying a house) but they are not funny, only irritating, unconvincing and exaggerated.
The plot is not only predictable, it´s also full of logical errors such as: Why would the government leave explosives in an abandoned laboratory? If the snake is so big and powerful, why keep it in a box of wood? If the snake can move with the laughable speed of 50 mph and you can see that it moves fast (although not that fast), why is it so slow when it is chasing people that it seems to take forever for it to catch up? If you are chased by a gigantic snake would you stop to check out what looks like a small house? If you went in would you forget to close the door? Of course it just happens to be a special house. How can the snake hear things? Did the obligatory mad scientist provide it with ears? I am prepared to oversee some mistakes in a movie, but there are no good scenes in Python that make it worth to see. My rating of this movie is 1, awful.