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This is one of the rare movies in comedy that i could watch over and over again,, this movie is sooooo , freaking funny it's like a laugh a minute,, especially how Vinny,, "bag of donuts" is woken up constantly every morning,, first the train,, then the pigs i think the owl, and o yeah the steam whistle... i can relate to that stuff, and living relatively close to N.Y. for years i can relate to the accents in the movie,, very Brooklyn if i'm not mistaken,, i loved Joe Pesci in this movie,, this is one of his finer moments ever in a comedic role,, Marissa Tomei however stole the whole show for me,, not only is she sexy and pretty she can act too, her accent fits her like a glove, Ralph Maccio,, hmm well, not everything can be perfect.. i Loved Fred Gwynne the judge,, he is so hilarious,, i just bust out every time he gets Vinny on Contempt of Court or something,, and order him to some jail time,, overall the plot was simple... yeah some of it's corny,, i guess you kinda have to be a Pesci, Tomei fan to appreciate all the slapstick,, but hey it's one of the funniest movies that you'll ever see and you won't regret watching it that's for sure,,

Despite having a hard time understanding the accents during first few minutes of the movie, I really liked this film.

This is funny?) and annoying over-the-top accents.

If he did, it fell flat on its face with the dubbed Australian and Texas accents against the faces of people clearly from an Asian background.

First of all, Nazis with British accents?

All the accents were horrible, be they German, Canadian, or some British varieties.

The first sign that Lover's Prayer was going to be a loser was when I realized that the people who were supposed to be Russian were speaking with British accents.

Everybody, like here on IMDb, shares the same opinion: the accents are too much ( Scottish accents are a Sean Connery overdose) and the levels are way too short.

I love to hear regional accents if the actor is capable of doing the required accent.

If you enjoy British humor, or just listening to the accents, definitely check this out.

The plot infallible, the characters despite the badly fake Irish accents are what we would call shadows to Angela's amazing acting abilities.

The acting wasn't too bad, but many of the accents were poor.

It was so thoroughly well-done and substantive, I kept thinking it was European, but the accents were American...Ah yes, it was Canadian, that explains the high quality.

One other problem I had, and I'm probably in the minority, but though I speak English, I find myself using the English subtitles more with such thick English accents.

Twin Town is much more of a comedy, and is much more difficult to understand, particularly if you're not familiar with welsh accents.

The amazing thing is how the cast (most of them American actors) came up with very creditable English accents.

OK some of the accents are a bit questionable, for example; most of the lead actors playing German officers use an authentic accent, whilst others in minor roles don't bother with one.

As far as i know it the Germans had German accents.

Contrary to some other comments I've read about the game in general, I didn't find the various accents throughout it to be annoying or anything.

Dubious accents aside (and with all due respect to the Yorkshire vocal style, the film is at least understandable this way...), the acting was of a high standard, the dialogue excellent and the key characterisations well drawn.

Two famous personalities from Victorian England, and yet Hollywood can't be bothered giving them English accents.

The plot is murky; the cast's accents are all over the lot, especially Forest Whitaker's.

Nothing in it made any sense , even by horror movie standards.The premise wasn't too bad but it just fell to pieces after the first 5 minutes its an Australian movie and the male actors have Australian accents but the women have these terrible fake American accents and one of the womens accent is so appalling i have no idea what country she is supposed to be from . the ending made even less , i presume it was to set it up for a sequel but there is no way this dog of a film would get the funding for a sequel .

I don't think I laughed once in this so-called comedy, that was phony from the start, with Katharine Hepburn's and Dennie Moore's bad accents, and the switch from con artists, running out of bad things to do, suddenly deciding to form a theatrical troupe.

The acting bears no scrutiny - accents wobbling left right and centre, or downright awful as in Sutherland's case.

Regarding the accents, there were four that wobbled for me.

Ground - breaking stuff it isn't.Lance Percival tries a bewildering range of accents before settling on a vaguely Scottish lilt but cannot compete with full - on nutter Ronald Fraser or frankly weird Ian Bannen in the "Barmy Jock" stakes.Our favourite cockney veers between Bob Hoskins and John Gielgud as the whim takes him.Denholm Elliot sweats far too much to make a convincing officer,"We have a place in Wiltshire" he tells Cliff Robertson who absorbs this nugget unblinkingly Robertson himslf changes from a man willing to resign his commission rather than go into combat to a gung - ho battle - hardened leader of men in the space of ten minutes.Whatever he's on they should have given the whole U.S. Army and the war would have been over by 1942.

In this case, it's worse because the Americans and the Germans are both dubbed and have no accents what-so-ever.

The poor cast is made to deliver the English dialog with bad Russian accents.

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