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The movie itself is great - the soundtrack, the performances, the cinematography - it all works.
The only real exceptional performances come from Jacobi and Stewart, who is a great Claudius.
All of the actors give great performances.
Good performances by most of the supporting characters - her butler, his co-workers, a sister, interlopers along the way.
On the contrary, the director pulls amazing performances out of truly gifted actors and does so in extremely confining circumstances.
This film has some solid performances from bad guys Bernard Cribbins and the always fascinating James Mason.
Hearn and Lansbury give the performances of their lives and the rest of the cast are quite obviously caught up in the electricity generated.
Anthony Queen gives one of the most wonderful performances ever.
excellent performances by the whole cast.
It's actually a pretty good movie, featuring good performances from the leads, with enough uncertainty throughout about what's going to happen at the end that you keep watching.
It's great to spot a young Harrison Ford, Scott Glenn, etc. in early screen performances that suggest what fine actors they will eventually be recognized as.
The real strength of the film is in its supporting performances.
Timothy Hutton and Sean Penn both give outstanding performances in this not-so-well-known film.
Excellent performances.
Dark deeds lead to despicable dilemmas.Is love really just a luxury for the rich and free ?? Elaine Cassidy as "Maud Lilly" and Sally Hawkins as "Sue Trinder" both give fantastic performances as the leading ladies asking this question ... OF EACH OTHER ...whilst Rupert Evans shines as the delightfully bad "Gentleman".. with great support from Imelda Staunton's "Mrs Sucksby", David Troughton's "Mr Ibbs" and Charles Dance's "Uncle".
The plot twists and turns and I wasn't sure I could be led to care about characters able to hurt and use each other in this way... but somehow.. i do care... and thats because of the quality of the performances... love feels like love .. hate feels like hate... betrayal .. confusion.. well hopefully you get the idea and hopefully you will get the DVD and enjoy.(
I attended an advance screening of this film not sure of what to expect from Kevin Costner and Ashton Kutcher; both have delivered less than memorable performances & films.
Both Costner and Kutcher delivered powerful performances playing extremely well off each other.
Look...I've come to expect this level of acting from William Macy...the guy just keeps putting in terrific performances...but MEAT LOAF?
The supporting actors give great performances, especially Laura Linney and Chris Walken.
The rest of the cast is solid, with a few shining performances here and there, particularly John Cothran Jr as Reverend R. L.. I'm a very selective movie watcher, and this film honestly rates among my favorites because of its candid look at race, sex, religion and neurosis in a rural southern town, along with its cinematic genius, in my opinion.
The performances were excellent, as was the story.
Bad stories told on (nowadays) digital film with sloppy effects and horrible performances- because this IS the best they can do with a budget of a couple thousand dollars rather than a studio budget of several million dollars a day.
Very Heartfelt performances.
The performances were great on the part of the adults and most of the kids.
It is supremely entertaining, moves along at a fast pace and features some of the most outrageously over-the-top direction, production, performances and special effects ever to explode across the screen!
It is one of the great cinematic performances of the 1950s.
I've been unable to verify whether the net information is inaccurate or if the musical performances have been edited into the shows on the DVD.
The acting mainly carried this film, with superb performances from Jude Law, Nicole Kidman and Renee Zellweger, as well as the supporting cast.
Good drama/comedy, with two good performances from Hunter & Hurt, but Albert Brooks steals every scene he is in.
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