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Instead of playing it strictly for laughs the writers and director concocted a nice blend of human feelings and comedic action.
The young cast does a great job with both dramatic and comedic aspects of the story, and I particularly liked Shawn Phelan as Derek/"Yogurt".
Like "...mad, mad world" it's got loads of contemporary talent, old-boy politics, good comedic action and dialog.
As a Billy Crystal fan, I must say that I was expecting more comedic situations than I actually got.
"Committed" is all about Graham as an irrepressible optimist who goes in search of her self-estranged husband who has gone in search of himself which all leads to a sort of kookie, upbeat comedic odyssey involving a bunch of side characters and issues.
Serious drama situations with brilliant comedic punches.
It's one of the best comedies of the 1970's and the definitive summer camp comedy thanks to Murrary's excellent comedic performance, which still stands as one of his greatest.
This 1931 comedy gets better with every viewing because of the comedic talents of Marion Davies and a terrific performance by C. Aubrey Smith.
its witty, devilish, thrilling, comedic, and full of toasty action-packed goodness!
I've always been a Ingrid Bergman fan, and I was interested to see her in a comedic role.
In a big departure from her previous role as a femme fatale in "Double Indemnity," Stanwyck displays a nice comedic flair.
Lou Diamond Phillips is great in this comedic role.
Flynn carries off his comedic duties with the same easy style that he brought to his swashbuckling roles.
but it was a good movie at a comedic stand-point, i thought it was hilarious, such bad acting from dee snider with his stupid theological questioning and every second word he said came out as "what is____, define______", then the angry mob at his house with one of them holding a sign saying "we're not gonna take it" (which is a song from his band twisted sister.
This was a great comedy by two terrific comedic actors, Billy Crystal and Danny DeVito.
Dave Chappel shows why he is a comedic force.
The Acting is excellent!. Bruce Willis is amazing as always and is amazing here, he gives one of his best comedic performances, is hilarious had wonderful chemistry with both Spencer Breslin and Emily Mortimer, had some funny lines, and was dead on throughout the movie, he was one of the main reasons I liked this movie so much!
It takes the drug situation in the United States, and instead of giving it a comedic face like in "Half Baked" it has a true, life lesson image like "Traffic".
First of all, Kevin James is hysterical, incredibly charming, and a talented comedic actor, as is the supporting cast.
Also, smart move adding David, driver of the truck that spilled the GC-161, as Vince's bumbling assistant in the hunt for comedic effect but also you get to love him towards the end.
The plot centers around two blue collar West Virginian brothers (Stacy Keach and Frederic Forrest) who commit robberies in hopes of using the money to open a seafood restaurant!!? What follows is quite an adventure, and many comedic events ensue.
Tom Selleck is one of my favorite actors and really shines-on in his comedic roles.
He has great comedic timing and the right attitude for this type of film.
He seems to be in the film for comedic and homey "family values".
She is cute,funny, and is the only comedic role of her movie career.
Once it returned, they recast the daughter, made the son much dumber (a la Eric from "Boy Meets World")and made the youngest daughter into a genius...(later they gave her a little genius boyfriend to do comedic guest appearances).
Dan Akroyd is hilarious in this over the top role; Charles Grodin gives a performance nearly as good as in "Midnight Run;" and Walter Matthau gives a superb comedic performance in this sometimes subdued, sometimes wacky film.
Yet, it retains it's comedic value, with spirited performances by Diahann Carroll and James Earl Jones.
Anyone looking for validation of Pfeiffer's dramatic abilities need look no further than her work in 1991's "Frankie and Johnny" or '92's "Love Field" (a personal favorite of mine); those looking to see what a splendid comedic actress she can be, when given the right part, should check out 1988's "Married to the Mob."
Once upon a time, long ago, Oscars were handed out to actresses for comedic roles such as this one.
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