Film critic Bryant Frazer thought that it suffered from poor editing.

In addition, the book is considered to be hampered by poor editing, with frequent use of the same sentences.

The radio edit of the song is widely ridiculed among fan circles for its poor editing.

Poor photography, poor editing and poor processing resulted.

However, he criticized the story, lack of interesting characters, loud soundtrack, and poor editing.

The poor editing and unattractive cover art ruined his sales records after the success of The Cellar.

The film received extremely negative reviews for its poor editing, bad writing, bad acting, and terrible special effects.

The film was not well received by critics and performed poorly at the box office; Reeve later blamed this on poor editing.

However, because of poor editing, the theme music to this opening was retained while the kaleidoscope opening played for several of the early 1966 fall episodes.

In his review, Paul Collins indicated that the purpose of the book was undermined by poor editing, incoherence and redundancy.