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Sicily is also taken to be a territory of skulduggery (You already know this version of the island, so there's no spoiler involved), a comic version of which makes the picture worth seeing for Sergio Castellito's work with guard dogs on the floor of the great hall of a palazzo.
Being a fan of "The Comic Strip Presents..." I just knew I would love this film.
For those not in the know, the Asterix books are a hugely successful series of comic books about a village of indomitable Gauls who resist Caesar's invasion thanks to a magic potion that renders them invulnerable supermen.
Its a pure rush of dark comic book action.
Meanwhile, two pitifully unfunny "comic relief" dwarf gnome creatures run amok in Los Angeles.
He certainly demonstrates himself to be an excellent comic actor and performer here in "Mud and Sand" (a parody of Rudolph Valntino's "Blood and Sand"), but I think a film like this really works not because Laurel was a great satirist but because it allows the audience to jump into the comedy already familiar with the situation and scenes.
The writing is clever and subplots generally give great comic relief.
With America's space program in top gear, sci-fi books, movies, TV shows, and comic books fueled my imagination and opened my mind to the possibilities that exist in the universe.
It did not really have any villains from the comics, but then most comic book live show adaptations had none to very few actual super villains from the comics.
He was super strong though as I do remember an episode where he broke into a room by breaking the door knob off, he just was not the car hurler that the one from the comic book can be.
Neither this show nor the movie though has a Spider-man that is quick with the insult like the one in the comic.
One of its weaker points: the comic relief (in the form of two simpleton Russian warriors trying to woo a beautiful Russian peasant) is really jarring.
It is by far one of the best comic book adaptations ever.
Sure comic books are for kids mainly, but I like a little more in my movies.
This comic book adaptation also has something that many don't.
More opulent than the Mutual films, it continues Chaplin's quest for perfecting his comic expression.
Michael Sheen shines like the afternoon sun in this brilliant portrayal of a comic genius.
Such a great dramatic actor with a quick sense of wit and comic timing.
It's difficult to take characters from comic books and put them into movies with any credibility (Dolph Lundgren as The Punisher, anyone?), but this tries very hard.
I've never read the actual comic book, but that doesn't really matter, I suppose.
She understood that Sondheim wanted that role to be something of a "comic" counterpart to Sweeney; and even brings some tenderness into her courtship of Sweeney and her nurture of the boy Tobias.
A few parts are a little odd with the sound effects (the story is adapted from a manga comic and it shows), but it really fits.
Barrymore, with a cohort of comedians, plays the comic fool and the wine-depressed Villon with a verve that Colman could not match.
This guy Kevin James has a real flair for comic timing and physical comedy.
I remembered the comic well enough to know that a lot was added to the story for the film.
Inglorious Basterds is a dark and violent comic fantasy, gloriously so.
If (as I just pointed out in THE GOAT) Keaton is following the tradition of the comics finding themselves at odds with the law, this Langdon short (the last released before he did TRAMP, TRAMP, TRAMP) was based on another comic ploy - being married to a shrewish spouse, and trying to get away for some secret two-timing dating.
For example, In the comic Obelix breaks the nose of the Sphinx, immediatly all the little storekeepers start breaking of the nose of their miniature Sphinx.
Mos Def and Seth Green are very funny as the comic relief.
This is a movie that will make you laugh even if you've seen it many times before...the comic bits in this movie definitely last.
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