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The humor is dead-on in parts as Hung tries to imitate Lee's moves and facial expressions, and also in a bit where Hung pokes fun at Jackie Chan's Drunken Master.
Having only seen Richard Dean Anderson in MacGyver and Stargate I was surprised with his excellent performance rather than the rather gamut of expressions from A-B that he normally gives.
The best part, facial expressions.
I'm still amazed at how accurately Kurt Russell portrays Elvis, right down to how he moves and the expressions on his face.
His facial expressions and comedic demeanor makes me shake my head as to WHY he hasn't been in more comedies.
Kurt Russell did a incredible job, his facial expressions or lack of in the movies gave more in the way of relating the story then the rest of the cast combined.
She is absolutely delightful, at the same time strong, vulnerable evolving from a girl to a woman.Watch her facial expressions at the end of the movie.
Melissa Joan Hart exuded a keen talent for physical comedy, particularly in her facial expressions.
You have the master who is steeped in tradition and kind hearted in his own way, Doggie despite being a girl thing to win his affections and you top it off with one cute monkey with a thousand facial expressions.
Her mastery of ambiguous facial expressions is extraordinary.
This movie was like any Jimmy Stewart film,witty,charming and very enjoyable.Kim Novak's performance as Gillian,the beautiful witch who longs to be human,is splendid,her subtle facial expressions,her every move and gesture all create Gillian's unique and somewhat haunting character,she left us hanging on her every word.I should not fail to mention Ernie Kovacs' and Elsa Lanchester's highly commendable performances as the scotch loving writer obsessed with the world of magic(Kovacs) and the latter as the lovable aunt who can't seem to stop using magic even when forbidden to.The romantic scenes between Stewart and Novak are beautifully done and the chemistry between them is great,but then again when is the chemistry between Jimmy Stewart and any leading lady bad!
"Go ahead - Make my day...You feel lucky, Punk? ...." classic Eastwood as only Eastwood, with his anguished, rubbery expressions, and whispery, menacing voice can do it.
Some of her facial expressions grinded on me a little, but over all her performance was so radiant, I was left with that only as a side note.
Further, her varied expressions are nothing short of captivating and she speaks English with a French accent that is very endearing.
Joan Cusack had me laughing throughout the whole film with her sometimes slapstick humour, but also her facial expressions and so on.
His extra large eyes and wonderfully variable facial expressions are part of expertise in acting as different people in diverse films.
Others have written about the plot, so I will not say more than everyone in this film plays their role to perfection, the director, the actors, right down to the cameraman, and everything seems so real, no stupid gun play, the fighting when it happens is so credible, the expressions, the emotions, it is almost as you are there as a spectator.
I absolutely cracked up at the expressions on his face when he and Thurman first have sex.
Andie MacDowell's facial expressions are great again in this movie.
Russell gives a strong and impressive almost pantomime portrayal of Todd; he conveys a lot of emotion without saying much and instead does the majority of his acting through his body movements and facial expressions.
Facial expressions are worth the whole film.
If you don't crack up when Candy tries to help a guy with his groceries while being hand-cuffed to an escaped cohort in the process of having sex with his girlfriend with only the apartment door separating them (huh?, see the movie!), or the way Euguene Levy (the creator of Kong Fu Yu) is talking to his mom on the phone, or just the countless number of facial expressions that only Candy could deliver you better check your pulse!
His mad facial expressions made up for the off kilter stick sync.
The acting of Clara Lago is simply amazing for someone so young, and she is one of those special actors who can say say much with facial expressions.
The jokes are almost always on target, although sometimes they resort a bit too much on Carrey's facial expressions.
Her innocent indignant expressions have you wishing she was yours.
Once again, Campbell's facial expressions alone are worth the price of admission.
Madhuri (who I was too young to appreciate in her hey-day) was vivacious and elegant and seeing her dancing and her expressions were such a treat.
Her facial expressions are way too pathetic and remind me of the silent movies, when everything had to be over the top to convey the meaning.
Lemmon's character takes down names, mutters to himself, and alternates between exasperated expressions and resignation that I found very amusing.
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