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So, in some sense, a lot of marketing is about convincing a CEO, "This is a good ad campaign."
I had no clue what she was talking about, but it was convincing enough for me never to draw again until the ninth grade.
Now, I have a plan for this, and it entails convincing more people, including all of you, to spend more time playing bigger and better games.
"Do you mind if we stop by?" Well, it took some convincing for Darrell to go, but finally we got there, and when I knocked on the door, the imam said he only had 15 minutes left for us, because he was preparing for a prayer service.
So we ended up spending nine years convincing the government that there were lots of oiled penguins.
Technically abominable (with audible "pops" between scenes)and awesomely amateurish, "Flesh" requires a lot of patience to sit through and will probably turn off most viewers; but the dialogue rings amazingly true and Joe Dallesandro, who exposes his body in almost every scene, also gives an utterly convincing performance.
The one redeeming feature was the shots of Rome and what looked like the Vatican -- an achievement, because I am sure that the Vatican officials would not have wanted this dross shot in and around St Peter's -- and the interiors were convincing.
This is as thrilling and convincing as a Republican Convention, no sorry watching the Republican Convention would be a better example of a Zombie movie.
I do like Billie Piper as an actress, but this role did not suit her and was much better played by Frances O'Connor in the 1999 version who gave overall a far more subtle and convincing performance.
It just was not convincing to me that such an egomaniac crud bent on nothing but his building, could attract so many beautiful, vulnerable, women.
Apart from the DA (James Eckhouse), and a brief appearing woman who is convincingly sympathetic to Ellen Gulden's (Renee Zellweger)plight, Ellen herself is the only convincing character--and likable character in the movie.
Maxime Foerste was more convincing as a hurting child who healed with love.
The acting is not convincing at all, mind you I saw only 7 minutes of it.
And the worst part is that he has an convincing argument (bringing a child into a loveless environment), but that is supposed to be dismissed because he's a freak anyway.
The lead actress is too ditsy and weird-looking to be a heroine, the leading man is too goofy-looking and effeminate to be a convincing hero and the music sounds like some kind of cheap new-agey pet project of the director's hippy daughter (I mean saxophone??? mixed in with some kind of spacey operatic female wailing?).
Martin Landau is also convincing as the do-gooder preacher-activist suspected of brutally murdering his prostitute girlfriend.
"Baise-Moi" is another one of those "blame everything that goes wrong on society"-films and they're generally not very convincing.
If you're looking for a convincing performance from any one character, you won't find it here, but this game is worth buying if only to witness the truly hilarious performance of Christopher Walken.
I had to keep convincing myself that it was done by a teenager to make it seem somewhat good.
And hardly any of the actors were convincing enough to suspend disbelief.
The characters in the storyline are not convincing, neither Jane nor McCracken nor Andrej.
I thought that Nicole Eggert,(Diana Pennington),"Thank You, Good Night",'01 played a very convincing role as a young girl who had a tragic loss in her life and meets up with some characters who want her to guide them up the mountain.
Sadly the actors don't do their best in convincing us of their talents.
A day in the life of a dimwitted cab driver sometime around Christmas: The cab driver picks up a fare...they have a 'really insightful' interlude...he drops off the fare...he picks up another fare...another interlude...and so it goes on like this for 90 friggin' minutes...none of it convincing (or interesting) for even one minute...SKIP IT!
He is convincing and has those scary Italian eyes.
Also, the script is not convincing and not reliable.
Michelle Pfeiffer, lovely as she is, is never convincing.
Dean Stockwell is about as convincing as a mob boss as James Gandolfini would be as principal dancer for the Bolshoi.
Brandi's brother also wasn't very convincing... But, you see, the important thing is, that "she put that bad, bad girl back on to the ground at the end of the film".
Neither convincing nor compelling, it just fell flat.
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