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There was some chemistry between the two but nothing compelling about their relationship; Nothing interesting about their story.
I don't quite understand how Catherine and Henry managed a passionate kiss at the end when throughout the movie they had no chemistry or indication whatsoever that they cared for one another.
There was NO chemistry between Ben Affleck and Sandra Bullock in this film, and I couldn't understand why he would consider even leaving his wife-to-be for this chick that he supposedly was knocked out by.
There was better chemistry between him and Liv Tyler in Armageddon.
Considering the relations off screen between Taylor and Stanwyck, it was surprising how little chemistry there was on screen between the two of them.
A low-rent, cheaply made police thriller that's kept bearable by some fair humorous bits, the nice chemistry between the two leads and, especially, by James Remar's satisfying turn as a narcissistic, psychopathic (and, naturally, indestructible) villain.
Dumb excuse for a thriller with absolutely zero chemistry or reason in relationship between Lewis and Hurt (why is she dating a man old enough to be her father anyway??
There was absolutely no chemistry between the characters.
The movie was incredibly unbelievable and there was absolutely no on-screen chemistry between the lead actors that I found myself shaking my head almost every 10 minutes.
The two have no real chemistry at all, yet your supposed to get the impression that Justin is in love with her.
From beginning to end, Gibson and Downey have absolutely no chemistry as two unlikelies, cast together by circumstance, who eventually work together as best buddies.
Gable and Garbo had chemistry in SUSAN LENOX but it was a lousy film.
Here in INSPIRATION there is no chemistry whatsoever between Garbo and Robert Montgomery and the script is poor as well.
I really felt for the characters in that film, and there was a chemistry (much more passion) between Clint Eastwood and Meryl Streep that there wasn't between Gere and Lane.
There was no chemistry between the two actors and I'm still not sure what Ann-Margaret was doing there.
There's no humor, no chemistry, no sizzle, in any of the things that happen to her in the desert.
Both actors have the most annoying chemistry, and are very immature for their age.
A colossal waste of time, no story, no character development, no chemistry, nada.
Catherine Zeta-Jones was obviously trained in how to work a kitchen, move around, present a dish but this wasn't the food network, nothing learned here and once her counterpart appeared, supposedly a romantic interest brewing, where was the chemistry.
Characters are totally miscast and there's no chemistry on the screen.
Bach and Cassinelli have great chemistry.
But the scenery was barely OK (how could they not come up with something more beautiful when they have such landscapes to work with?), the two lovers had no chemistry whatsoever, and the plot was just so predictable it felt like it had been drafted in 5 minutes by a twelve-year-old -- and not a very imaginative one.
The chemistry between Argento and Madsen was as exciting as a wet doughnut.
Rife with clichés, contrivances, and Sandra Bullock in raccoon eye-makeup, the movie doesn't even concern itself with creating chemistry between the two main characters.
The Pitt and Zeta Jones chemistry is quite good however, perhaps if they had made the film more focused around them and dispensed with the narcissism it might have worked.
This film did well at the box office, and the producers of this mess thought the stars had such good chemistry in this that they cast them in the much darker screwball farce, The Gazebo.
Terry O'Connor, is decent here, and had okay chemistry with Chuck.
There is NO chemistry between Kutcher and the unknown woman who plays his love interest.
What a mistake There was no chemistry as there was on the stage Bea Arthur and Angela what a twosome when they sang..
The chemistry between Rik and Ade is always genius, and the combination of smart writing and utterly stupid humor seems to work without fail.
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