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With brave, intense performances by Liv Ullmann (never better) and Max von Sydow (likewise).
These three deliver the strongest performances, but the entire cast does a wonderful job.
But everyone who acted in this movie pulled off good performances.
This is a nice movie with good performances by Paz Vega and Leonardo Sbaraglia .
The performances are great; I'd really like to see more of the actors in other movies.
The acting performances are far above average.
Especially the arrogant and obnoxious members of the Men's Association depict plausible characters and even teenage players Tammy Lauren and Randall Batinkoff give away impressive performances.
I just can't imagine why it is not heralded as one of the greatest performances Sammy Davis, Jr. every gave.
The most amazing part of this film were the astonishing performances by David Beazely, Mark Hildreth and Paul Anthony who plays the main role.
The actors deliver solid enough performances.
Though the film has yet to be released on video or DVD, it remains one of Brynner's most compelling performances.
Apart from the some unnecessary jokey cutting that really didn't add anything, I found the film throughly uplifting, very real, natural performances throughout left me wanting more from an ending that came suddenly too soon.
Good drama with lots of fine performances; based on a true story.
Good performances and a hot script makes this a winner.
It ranks highly as a great noir-crime-drama, incredible performances by Belmondo and Lino Ventura.
The performances and characters are well developed, and the cinematography is fantastic.
The performances are so terrible they are laughable.
While some performances were good-Victoria Rowell, Adrienne Barbeau, and the two Italian girlfriends come to mind-the story was lame and derivative, the emphasis on the girlfriend's racial background was handled clumsily at best, and the relatives were mostly portrayed as stereotypes, not as real people.
Russell steals the show (even out hamming Lugosi- who does not give one of his more memorable performances, even considering his Monograms) as Countess Lorenz playing the role with the qualities of many of the stereotypical characteristics of many of today's Hollywood prima donnas.
Atrocious performances, a cliche ridden screenplay, and boring direction make this movie one to steer clear of.
This is very little more than a black and white excuse to bore the hell out of the audience even as the egotist Bogdanavich (who did way better with TARGETS) gets "great performances" out of a ton of hams in their debuts.
Laughable "script", performances that wouldn't pass muster in an elementary-school Christmas pageant, inept "action" scenes, confused direction by the normally competent documentary director Louis Clyde Stoumen--who is apparently not quite sure if he's making a comedy, a philosophical treatise on the futility of war or a leering T&A (by early 1960s standards, anyway) travelogue of Eve Meyer's magnificent body--and a general air of shoddiness and incompetence.
He's a good guy, and that's always obvious in his performances.
The performances are universally sub-par and wouldn't pass muster in a high school training film, the direction is stodgy and choppy and, as mentioned previously, there's no chemistry whatsoever between the lead actors.
Even the occasional good performances (Antony, Rufus' first number, Martha's The Traitor) are spoiled by the context of the rest of this turgid blabla.
The performances are okay, and the story is easy to follow.
If there's ever a global shortage of guitar picks, the negatives of this rambling, incoherent ragbag of crummy ideas and dire performances may well serve some purpose.
From it's uninspiring title to the flat acting performances, Curdled is very much an unremarkable film throughout.
The performances are third rate, and the dialogue is so stilted that at times it seemed to have just rolled over and died.
Many of their titles, like Sexy Sixth Sense, are buried by baaaad performances and an amateurish sensibility.
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