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There are no classic Whoopi moments and she looks terribly bored.
This film has some scary, funny, and naked chick moments.
There are some surprisingly dark moments (both in light and tone) particularly the opening scene and the nighttime exterior shots are simply magical.
but either way, you won't see the kinder, more humane moments of life in this movie, and for that, it is a rather sad, simple, pathetic kind of story.
The supporting cast was great as well, each having their own moments to shine.
There are also some wonderful little comedy moments that punctuate this film if you can get your head round the bleakness.
It's a real thrill that's full of amusing moments.
Hopefully, for those who aren't very into crude humor, it's few and far between, so y'all should be able to get past those moments and check it out, if y'all haven't already.
There are some hilarious moments so downright comical it made me burst out laughing.
The show has it's moments of comedy brilliance but also has it's moments of comedy misses.
Tedious, with only a couple of truly funny moments.
For a few moments this tends to strain credulity when watching this in 2010 but we're soon wallowing in the great casting that tosses such disparate actors as Bob Steele, Zero Mostel, Everett Sloane, Roy Roberts, Ted de Corsica and Bogie into the mix.
Steve Mcqueen was never a very good actor for my standards of acting and although he has many really bright moments in this one his inability to stop switching his role on and off to his usual Steve Mcqueen persona didn't help much.
The opening moments don't prepare you for what comes up next and even though the action (which there is quite a bit of and, as stated earlier, is extended in the unrated version) is quite bloody, there's a morbid sense of humor running throughout the carnage and I fell out laughing on more than one occasion during this picture.
also think this movie demands a bit mote of its actors,especially for the the quiet dramatic moments.the
It has it's moments (most involving the attractive Erinn Bartlett), but the problem is that it shifts from dramedy to just stupidity with Clint Howard.
While this movie boasts quite a string of genuinely scary moments, it is essentially a collage of already successfully tested horror plots.
Palance gives the movie some of its best moments as a gay gunslinger ( a rival mercenary) out to revenge himself on Musante for humiliating him.
Main character's thrust not very well explained other than generic "leaving the farm" type of moment at the beginning, not enough tie-ins to previous reinforcing principles and moments earlier in the story.
Sean Patrick Flanery has good moments in the movie, but as a whole his performance doesn't come close to some of his other movies like Powder and Boondock Saints.
"Puzzle" embraces all the regular elements Giallo-devotees anticipate, like convoluted plot twists and a couple of bloody murders, but truly remarkable is the high number of nail-biting suspense moments.
There are a lot of other unpretentious, yet memorable, moments in this outstanding film.
Throughout the film, there are moments that transcend its obvious attempts to manipulate its audience, but it never rises to sublime status, like "Cinema Paradiso" did by tying a personal story to the evolution of a society that lost its innocence and the ability to dream.
Still the film has many funny moments and is a sure treat.
Despite the fact there are funny moments here and there, the main problem with this show is (like all US recent productions) that this is strictly American oriented one.
certainly not the movie of the year,but since when a comedy is?The movie is light and there are some funny moments.
As for the comedy there are a few laughs, and they do help alleviate some of the melancholy moments.
The film walks a fine line between comedy and drama, with plenty of great laughs and more than a few unexpected dramatic moments (and one genuine tragedy!).
It is not a laugh a minute comedy there are some funny moments but the film really is about ordinary women in their fifties trying to do some charity work by doing the extraordinary i.e. posing nude to sell calendars.
The most moving moments to me are a toss up between the confrontation between Dan Dority and doc Cochran over Sofia Metz or one single moment when Swearengen watches Reverand Smith mad ranting from the balcony with a tear in his eye.
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