The rapid-fire editing style embraced by Carnahan turns every action sequence into a shapeless, incoherent jumble of gunfire, flying bodies and fireballs, with the director never making an attempt to give the audience some sense of where his characters are in relation to one another, or where they need to be. This affliction doesn't only apply to The A-Team's money shots either, as Carnahan's inability to hold a shot for more than two seconds eats into the actors' performances Movie Full Eclipse. Of the main four, only Copley - who previously excelled as Wikus in the otherwise overrated District 9 - finds something like the right note, delivering a lively and occasionally funny performance as Murdock Movie Full Eclipse. Jackson struggles to fill Mr T's shoes as BA, but he has been saddled with an appalling subplot in which his character loses, and then regains, the will to kill Movie Full Eclipse. Perhaps this was intended as a sly comment on the TV show's famous refusal to kill off its villains, but it's cringeworthy as portrayed on screen Movie Full Eclipse. The rest of the cast barely register, and that includes Bradley Cooper, whose swaggering arrogance seems to sum up the film - so convinced of its own charm, but with no substance to back it up Movie Full Eclipse. Christopher Nolans Film ist bombastisches Mainstream-Kino auf hohem Niveau und teilweise mit guten Einfallen, aber lange nicht so innovativ, wie von vielen behauptet wird Movie Full Eclipse. As terrible as all of that is, none of it felt like it was any worse than stillborn crap like The Seeker: The Dark Is Rising or Percy Jackson. It's just plain bad fantasy movie-making, the kind that's a whole lot of production design and little else Movie Full Eclipse. I will say that at least The Last Airbender is full of incident; there's always something to look at, and there are plenty of action scenes. None of them are worth a damn, but at least they exist Movie Full Eclipse. Maybe it's just that I saw the eventless The Twilight Saga: Eclipse the night before, but I appreciated that at the very least The Last Airbender had a touch of scope and motion Movie Full Eclipse. It starts promisingly, noticeably darker than Iron Man left off, introducing Mickey Rourke's embittered Russian scientist Ivan Venko, and presenting Stark as even more narcissistic than before Movie Full Eclipse. After some plodding courtroom banter over the legality of Stark holding onto "the Iron Man weapon", Favreau zips location to the glitz of the Monaco grand prix and unleashes a killer set-piece Movie Full Eclipse. Cars fly across the screen and Rourke steps out from a huge explosion cloud like a laser-whip-wielding angel of death; it's ridiculous, but enjoy it, because it's as exciting as Iron Man 2 gets Movie Full Eclipse. After establishing Venko as a villain capable of doing some real damage, Favreau shifts the focus onto Stark's business rival Justin Hammer (Rockwell), and Venko becomes a surprisingly controlled screen presence Movie Full Eclipse. The film never recovers from that shift, as Favreau fails to make it clear who the main bad guy is, what kind of threat they pose and to whom Movie Full Eclipse.