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As people have been mentioning the accents should not spoil a film - i disagree - either a simple casting error, or a lack of effort in coaching the voices caused the film to be irritating all the way through - it was obvious from scene one some American/Geordie was playing the role.
The accents are also really bad.
Connie Booth obviously is very good with accents.
Nicole Kidman, is stunningly gorgeous!, and is amazing as always, she is incredibly sexy, very likable, had one of the coolest accents, added a lot of presence, had very good chemistry with Ben Chaplin, and had a very mysterious character!, she was amazing.
The character voices do save this film in its English version, but it would have been more convincing if there were some French accents to emphasize that its happening Paris, I enjoyed it more in French with English subtitles.
Plus some of the accents were hard to understand at time periods, but it's worth watching the unedited version then the edited up version which is titled THE DEVIL'S PLAYTHING.
She has an amazing knack for accents, and she shows incredible skill in this film overall.
this was a real guilt pleasure ... i saw the trailer and all the advertising, so i figured 'why not check out this vh1 movie?' and, as they used to say on t.v., 'i can't believe i watched the whole thing!' quinn and harris were believable beatle boys, and, although the accents were sort of over-the-top and difficult to decipher at times, i found the dialogue believable as well.
Yes, it is dated and full of wartime Britishness in accents and plot (based on the original play by Arnold Ridley of Dad's Army fame!) but full of wonderful character performances - including Kathleen Harrison as a dotty spinster.
The whole thing takes place in England with working-class cockney accents intact.
The first time I saw it, the Scottish accents made it tough for me to understand a lot and that ruined the viewing experience.
The accents are impenetrable if you're from the US so just sit back and enjoy the scenery (or as I like to call it, Orlando Bloom).
The big distraction is the complete disregard for authentic accents.
But the scene in which Boyer, Paxinou and Lorre meet, and talk in wildly different accents, is a real hoot!
We always watch American movies with their particular accents from each region (south, west, etc).
For one, the score by a then unknown Christopher Young is very creepy and accents the violence perfectly.
I think all the strange accents were distracting - Boyer was certainly no Spaniard.
The Martians dead-pan their lines and throw in just the right accents to make us the viewers and the locals wish to help them... leave earth.
My only reservations are that the plot has a few improbable moments and that some of the stronger Manchester accents are difficult at times.
The accents are great too.
I know she's been made fun of for doing a lot of roles with accents, but she nails the accent every time.
This quiet little story will hold you enthralled - if you do not have too many problems with the various Spanish accents ranging from Mexican to Peruvian, and Marisa Paredes' more authentic Iberian Peninsular usage!
The quintessential road movie...if your idea of a road movie involves three would-be magicians with Eastern European accents and Claire Forlani.
Kenneth Branagh is not only a great actor but a master of accents, and he proves it once again with a flawless Georgia accent.
"When in Rome" was a traditional Mary-Kate and Ashley movie, complete with the foreign travel, accents, motorbikes, adult romance as a "B" storyline, fashion orientation, and even the gag reel over the credits.
The script is sharp with plenty of great lines, the acting is wonderful, the accents (I've been told) are letter perfect and the cinematography is beautiful.
It takes a bit more patience than "Braveheart"--there's more dialogue, and the accents are a bit tough, but it's a much more clever and subtle piece.
His accent mixed in with all the other European accents would have been nothing.
Both of them have obvious American accents, but the kid talks like he just got off the plane from Australia or New Zealand (the latter, I guess).
Everything from the lame pop-culture references to the terrible forced accents was awful.
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