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Instead of playing it strictly for laughs the writers and director concocted a nice blend of human feelings and comedic action.
And yet still, the show remains deadly serious, even though it provokes more laughs than any musical comedy.
but the film moved me beyond what i expected by turning out to be a perfect blend of belly holding laughs (alex's strange use of English) situational comedy and heaviness bordering on depressing.
From start to finish this movie has some solid laughs and makes a good family film!
Sacha Baron Cohen is possibly the greatest comedian ALIVE, and here he gets more laughs than Jude Law on a nude beach.
I thought it was laughs on the floor funny.
The film is played for laughs from the beginning to the end with homages to Douglas Fairbanks, 77 Sunset Strip, and the famous showdown in the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly.
The movie is a little slow in pacing - don't expect too much action - the laughs are there - and so is the message - but the timing is a little slow.
Unfortunately this original mix of action and laughs is kept from cinema fans as it sits rotting in the Columbia vaults for all eternity.
There's some laughs thrown in too.
Somewhat akin to "Showgirls" or the two most recent "Star Wars" films, "Lost Horizon" is full of unintentional laughs.
He buys an ice cream, simply because "this is America, isn't it", and ends up wasting someone named "the giggler - he laughs when he runs" just because he stole his camera.
Director Martin Munthe does a great job finding the comical highlights in this script and gets a few good laughs out of the audience.
"From C. Jay Cox, the writer of the hit comedy 'Sweet Home Alabama', comes a heartwarming and tender gay romantic drama that combines laughs, seduction, tears, and plenty of romance.
Mickey throws a half-peeled potato at the parrot and laughs, thus closing the cartoon.
This movie has more logic than laughs, which I suppose is why it works so well.
In the day of multi-million dollar budgets, this low budget Indy proves it is not the cash in hand, but true talent that will draw the biggest laughs.
I went to see this thinking it would be a great comedy and a comeback for Robin Williams, but when I saw it I realized I had bee lied to by advertisers as this is more drama than comedy, although it has a few really good laughs in it.
I have seen several Yul Brynner films--yet this is his best performance as the camera captures his emotions in close up as he snarls, smiles, and laughs.
Unlike some of the other recognized classics such as Keaton's "Cops" or Chaplin's "The Immigrant" this film is in some respects a familiar, conventional situation comedy and doesn't offer much in the way of belly laughs; one may even wonder whether Langdon belongs in such rarefied company.
Watching this movie with an open-mind (especially if you're not familiar with Singaporean culture), and with an open-minded group of friends is guaranteed to deliver a lot of laughs and a memorable time.
The film is worth watching for laughs and to complete your D'Amato film quest.
Lots of good solid laughs as well as some quiet moments of realization.
I mean, this movie has blood, gore, laughs and chills through out the movie.
Though not exactly a comedy in the usual sense of the word this more rewarding than any movie full of laughs but devoid of substance.
It takes a little time to get into the characters and relate to them, but after that's done, you get some unstoppable laughs from it.
From the opening credits to the ending credits this movie has straight laughs.
all actors are the best choice of their roles and they all play precisely the best, and there is no stupid laughs or shouting through out the whole movie.
The movie is hilarious and delivers non-stop laughs.
The acting isn't as bad as you may think, and the laughs and crudeness never stop coming.
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