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All the actors did their part extremely well, the dialog delivery was just perfect and without going into too much technical jargon, I would say I really loved watching it.
It is a film that promises to offend on every level but is not mean-spirited in its delivery.
Few comics can top Benny and his deadpan delivery but Pa Kettle came close in this one as he played the slow motion yard man.
His deadpan delivery and obliviousness to his own shortcomings (or maybe it's denial, tough to tell from just one episode) is really what fuels the comedy here.
No effort is made to hide the impossible jumps in the plot, the disturbingly poor special effects, the incredibly cheesy delivery of lines, or the smashingly choppy scene cuts.
Martin Lynn is a young man who is having trouble making ends meet as a delivery man for a florist; he has a chronically ill mother, and he wants to be able to move her to Arizona.
The plot then goes into her flying delivery service way too much, and not enough into interesting things.
The 'actors' are about as convincing as the housewife and the delivery man in your favorite skin flick.
There are a lot of scenes in which you're supposed to cry, but delivery is so phoned and trite you're left wondering how could anyone more than six years old would fall into these cheap Hollywood tricks in which they make you automatically cry via a mix of pompous music, ruffian camera angles and redundant lines.
However, it is Jack Lemmon's superb comic delivery and mastery of coming up with funny things to say that make this a very special film.
The show is about Fry a 21 year old pizza delivery boy who always wanted to be an astronaut and when he accidentally gets himself chrogenically frozen and wakes up in the year 3000.
Sorry if I'm dwelling too much on delivery and not enough on substance.
Along with a fast food delivery driver and a bumbling security guard, can she defeat the toys and Satan or will the demon achieve his highest goal -- being born into a human host?
The rather strange storyline concerns a bicycle delivery driver who crashes his bike and is assaulted by a mysterious young woman.
Michael Gross stands out for me because he has the best one-liners in the show and his delivery as naive Steve Keaton is incredibly funny.
But the second time she appeared, and smiled, I recognized her immediately and was stunned with her performance (compare most modern child performances on diction, delivery and command of emotion).
Kay Francis glows in every scene, yet her acting shines with her delivery.
Why do the bad guys always fall for the pizza delivery trick?,do they not watch TV or movies
Porn in 1968, pre-Throat/MissJones/Mona etc., hadn't yet developed the wah-wah guitar pizza delivery slo-mo money shot vocabulary we know and love to mock today.
The cast is a who's who of veteran character actors that, led by Ian McShane and Kieth Caradine, are truly superior in expression and delivery.
I don't want to born opens in a hospital delivery room where mum to be Lucy Carlesi (Joan Collins) is giving birth.
Kudos, big laughs and a robust round of applause to the best delivery, lines and most entertaining scenes which are all handled by Marlene's maid - Idabelle - played beautifully and naturally by Marietta Canty.
Flynn is hilarious as the lovable cad he was born to play, and almost every gag line he has works with his flawless delivery and perfect timing.
The delivery of the dialog is flat.
His dialog delivery makes you feel hate, the other version makes you feel nothing.
It is a dull movie with almost no special effects and a story that has no delivery whatsoever.
Vidhu Vinod Chopra has always been the master stylist...repertoire is full of cinematic brilliance...whether it was Parinda where he showcased a underworld gangster with haunting memories...or 1947 a love story..a power house packed romantic film in the backdrop of Quit India movement...or it was Mission Kashmir where estranged son and father fought and valley burnt in their anguish...his narration has always been packed with a grip, sheer brilliance of dialog delivery, daunting back score music and use of lights and camera angles which reminds you of Guru Dutt's work...no doubt Vidhu has his traits in all his protégé, be it Sanjay Leela Bhansali, Hirani or Pardeep Sarkar... so when one hears it took him five years to pen the screenplay of Eklavya, the expectations had to be high.
His delivery of the gags is appalling - he's so laid back he sucks them dry, draining them of what wit they have, and throws them away.
Some times goofy is funny, but this over the top attempt to follow the "zany" antics of pizza delivery men couldn't hold my attention.
It has a better cast (Steve Martin and Goldie Hawn are comedians--Lemmon and Dennis weren't), and has John Cleese who is hilarious as a snotty hotel manager--his dead pan delivery of all his lines really worked.
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