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Through every mischievous glance and every flare of temper, every flicker of discernment in his eyes and telling facial expression, Toby Stephens is a master of his character.
It's very well made and has more psychological elements to it than you might realize at first glance.
Definitely worth a glance for anyone who enjoyed SCTV or Candy's other work.
Of course, in the real world no genius mathematician would even glance at some grease monkey, but that is why I love romantic comedies....one can just totally forget reality and have a good time.
In the books, Wolfe had the ability to silence people with one glance; he took in bushels of air in each breath.
It seems that whoever wrote a script for this movie didn't cast a glance to this Ursula K. Le Guin's masterpiece.
I glance at the kids in the rising light looking like they just got off a roller-coaster, and I understand.
I love that UNLIKE movies like "Snow White" and "Sleeping Beauty," the main characters in this movie don't fall in love by first glance.
With hammy acting and posturing substituting for emotional expression, what little plot development there is, gets padded by longeurs which, whilst evidently intended to convey some kind of "significance", merely provoke a yawn and a glance at the clock.
Upon first glance, it might seem like the story has been rehashed from the plotlines of several other Indian films.
I know I have passed it by on many occasions and written it off at first glance as just one more lame formula sitcom.
It's easy to take a quick glance at this movie & compare it to other teen flicks or dance flicks like Dirty Dancing, but it's much deeper than that.It's about conflicts such as religion & morality and how a small midwest town can take it too far.
The Trouble With Harry will at first glance appear to be Hitchcock kind of taking a break from "serious" films, the thrillers and suspense films that he is best known for, and relaxing a bit with a light comedy, but there is much more going on in this film than that.
Not just a passing glance either, but a long hard studious, eye-gouging, long shot.
At first glance, this episode is wonderful.
This film seems like a downer at first glance but there are some sublimely subtle comedic moments, despite the gravity of the situations.
So, if you look into the movie, you may think it's better than the first glance.
It looks promising at first glance of the case, the Canadian version is called "Kinky Killers" and the woman on the cover is practically in bondage.
(a couple of the four "acts" play out at the same time and while at first glance seeing both sides of a phone call in different segments seems novel, you realize that the timing would not allow Ted the bellhop to be in two places at the same time.)
Never be turned off by the first glance of this film.
At first glance "I Love to Singa" looks like it will be just another cute and fuzzy animal cartoon.
Five separate faiths are suddenly connected by a murderer, each in its own way, all the stories which are not connected at the first glance suddenly make sense.
The concept at first glance can make gay people very angry about airing their "dirty laundry" and rightfully so.
After the competent yet totally un-necessary Red Dragon, Ratner's moved on to After the Sunset, which at first glance looks like a high-tech crime caper, but grows into a fairly adult, mature character study, not unlike Tarantino's Jackie Brown.
the things that were definite drawbacks and did Not make sense were more mundane; the cops have a very laissez-faire attitude towards their guns(and even More annoying,each time it's an obvious Portent Of Doom :P ),those dippy cops also missed a handful of important and somewhat obvious clues at first glance(even second and third glance).
With a quick glance at the plot, this would not be a film that would typically catch my attention.
At first glance, I had inspected more, but if you focus on the beautiful images, this is a fair deal.
It appears to be a comedy at first glance but that is rather deceiving.
Yet the heist is over in a glance.
At first glance, you start watching this movie and wonder if you accidentally turned to the Idiot Channel, because you can't possibly imagine someone actually getting PAID so much to act so poorly.
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