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There is a particular(Canadian?) gentle charm about this series that sets it above the seemingly endless dross.
Made with amateur actors in many roles performances are pretty good although the odd line is fluffed this only adds to its charm.
She seems to have some of the worst man-instincts that a girl could possibly have, moving on from a bullying neanderthal with all the charm of a rapist on his night off and on to deeply disturbed Thomas who has already murdered one one of her friends.
Completely devoid of any wit, charm or even plot.
Many a starry-eyed genre "critic" (read : devoted fan boy who would defend Doris to his dying breath) has likened Ms. Wishman to Ed Wood as both were blatantly incompetent movie makers whose sheer ineptitude in terms of both narrative coherence and production values somehow translated into a charm of their own.
Competently made British gangster movie that failed to charm me.
No charm, no heart, nothing.
I'm amazed he's working with the director again, but perhaps the second time is the charm.
The only moments of charm.
Kitano does his best to give his two-dimensional role of the rapist/husband some depths, the other actors are all very good and the cinematography has the charm of photographs of the past but there is no possibility to actually care for any of the characters.
Even though it is a bit stereotypical, it was played with charm and energy and is absolutely irresistible.
The Japanese-accented English only added to its charm, although I will admit that it was difficult to understand the dialogue at times.
Only Matthew Settle brings any minimal charm to his character, but he does have a lot of the script's worst lines.
He plays the part very well and is almost likable with his sophisticated charm as he attempts to devour all the gold mines with swindling "illegal" paperwork.
It is equal opportunity in its derogatory remarks and racism, and that's part of the charm.
David Letterman's charm and style is both unique and legendary.
And I absolutely loved the soundtrack, that alone contributed to the film's charm.
He had an off-wit charm yet caring demeanor that I could see different types of women falling for.
By adding a storyline (with his real-life daughter) he deluded the charm of the great book on which it was based.
That's not to say Grant and Dunne do not exude their customary charm and grace in their roles.
This in no way detracts from the overall brilliance and charm that trees lounge conveys.
Outstanding exploitation flick with a palpable sense of sleaziness...Feels like an old E.C. comic book story, one that would have been drawn by Graham Ingals...who cares if it's a "Freaks" rip-off: it has its own unique charm, with loads of authentic carney atmosphere (producer/writer David Friedman was a carny himself up until a couple years ago) and great performances from a cast of nobodies.
This as none of the wit originally or charm of other lower budget British directors like Simon Rumley or Chris Cooke.
Fundamentally, the film concerns five persons--Nugent, played with charm by Cary Grant, intelligent Myrna Loy as Margaret, pretty Shirley Temple as a fast-growing Susan, her daughter, Rudy Vallee as Grant's rival, prefiguring his stuffy role in "How to Succeed in Business" and other comedies, and Lillian Randolph as long-suffering Bessie, the family's maid and confidant-adviser.
A new chapter that promised to have both the charm and aura of the old while incorporating the new technology of the day.
It has great setting and atmosphere, an intriguing plot and charm to boot.
Brittany Murphy is very good and shows a lot of natural charm and Rosario Dawson has an interesting role.
I wasn't much of a Cary Grant fan until I saw this film for the first time about 10 years ago, and I also discovered the embodiment of grace and charm that is Irene Dunne as well.
A feel good movie that compares big city life to Mayberry-type charm and innocence.
The sweetness and good-natured aspects of the film are part of the charm, as is the dead-on dialogue, situations and even camera angles/cinematography.
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