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There is plenty of charm and a reasonable (albeit predictable) storyline that keeps you interested until the next bit of eye candy graces the screen.
Let's just say if you couldn't handle that, then don't bother watching PWK, as this show is a profile of 4 puppets who fell out of society's good graces through drug abuse, hedonism and violent felonies only to end up in a half-way house.
If you know someone who goes ga-ga over mirthful love stories, you will be in their good graces forever if you introduce him or her to this fine movie.
The only saving graces were Dominic Monaghan and Jason Leonard as Livien's roommates/bandmates.
Apart from a few saving graces, it's nothing to write home about.
The only saving graces are the competent performance by Toni Collete and the frequency with which we glimpse Paltrow's pleasant face.
The saving graces of this oddity include a surprisingly apt social commentary on sixties values along with a number of relatively well known actors caught in early (and embarrassing) footage.
In the novel the protagonist is a virgin, with no idea how to win the graces of the women he desperately wants to write about in magazines.
The money had gone but their airs and graces remained, as well as their beauty.
He uses this opportunity to weasel his way into the good graces of its exclusive members and land a spot as the club's resident boxer.
Only Linda Hunt provides this mess's saving graces with a magnificent turn as a Pirate-Jenny-of-the West.
Amsterdam gets in the good graces of the Butcher only to plot his demise.
The John Woo directed action scenes stretch over the top at times, there's the mentally unstable talkative nemesis and yes even one of those bombs that graces us with a digital readout.
It's got it's saving graces, but they may not appeal to everybody.
A hotshot newspaper reporter(Fredric March)tries to get in the good graces of his boss(Walter Connolly)by exploiting the "imminent" death of an ailing young woman(Carole Lombard).
In essence the movie has scene after scene that does nothing but emphasize and embellish hate over and over....someone gets out of line...BANG...someone spits the wrong way.....BANG.....someone talks out of line....BANG...then the end of the movie comes and guess what???? BANG, BANG, BANG, BANG...a bar room shoot 'em up that looks like it was filmed one time without editing..... Some of the saving graces of the film are some of the scenery where the movie was shot, details to the guns for the era, costumes that appear to mirror the times and Ric Dark's performance as Owen...the reckless gun for hire that looks like a cross between Ulysess S .
Martha Plimpton, Garofalo (one of my faves) and Kate Hudson were the only saving graces to this film, that I feel, could have been a lot better.
The first one was utter garbage, the only saving graces were the captain, Tau (played by a woman, she was very good).
There were two saving graces: if you're in the mood for a blast from the past, the ultra-hip 70's feel is totally groovy, man; and if you still happen to have a dusty bag of grass in a drawer somewhere, this is the movie for which to bring it out.
but it does have a few saving graces.
A few saving graces for this film: David Duchovney was very good, the nod to 'The Graduate' at the end was cute, Gary Shandling was funny, and, unfortunately, that's about it!
A colorful character who could read and write-rare for men in that age-and had considerable social graces, he was quite a hit among the ladies.
Flatter yourself, Edward Burns; you have touched graces with a master (on the sidewalks of New York).
Apart from a couple of interesting nightmarish sequences (very gory and cannibalistic, a trademark of the director, Deodato) and the well exposed graces of the ladies involved, the movie stinks as a thriller, even as a late example of Italian giallo, the plot is crude and convoluted, and the result is a mess.
Saving graces: sealed windows, i didn't rent the film but watched it on cable...though i am tempted to unsubscribe after this, and, finally, this "film" got my mind back on doing some out of work reading on the financial markets.
Despite the summary above, this film actually does have some saving graces - 3 of them.
We will be lucky if such integrity and eloquence graces us again.
The charming Anna Lee lands in bad graces with the wrong people and finds herself locked away in a hotbed of madness.
Its only saving graces may be the Keystone cop and Goldie, otherwise its schtick.
The only saving graces are Bill Murray and Larry Bird's all to brief appearances.
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