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The other performances were so uniformly terrible, I am amazed a studio would actually pay the "performers" to appear.
As the former sheriff back in command, Charlton Heston gives one of his laziest, least-inspired performances ever (he has one good moment, attempting to read a letter and fumbling for his glasses).
The next best things are the supporting performances by the actor playing foppish groom-to-be Edward, the always marvelous Holland Taylor, and the actor playing Taylor's husband.
The acting performances are amateurish, the dialogs inane and primitive and Komizu's direction is weak and uninspired.
But as it turns out Cave's performance is only the start of lengthy super boring performances by literally a bunch of no ones who don't even have a minimal attraction to keep you on your seat.
five-minute close-up shots of wanna be singers in a fake concert in Australia!!! What does the filmmaker really think to insult the audience by adding "fake applause" to these endless nasty performances.
Notorious box-office flop wasn't so much panned as it was ignored, and one can see why: it's a series of sketches in search of a plot, and the performances, directorial touches and cinematography are all variable.
This film is really bad, with a script full of 'memorable' lines and incredibly bad performances.
If any of these actors, aside from Liz Renay, were paid more than five dollars for their hideous performances than they are grossly overpaid!
After watching Awake,I led to a conclusion:director and screenwriter Joby Harold made Awake with the intention of laughing at the spectator,for the simple fact the movie is full of ridiculous elements.Awake has a lot of plot holes and it is full of absurd and ridiculous elements(for example,the hospital uniform the spirit of the main character uses...did the ghost of a doctor leave it in the floor ?).The concept behind this movie is slightly ingenious but all the plot holes and the absurd things make of this a stupid and crappy film.With the exception of the great Lena Olin,all the actors bring bad performances.Hayden Christensen has zero expressions and the same applies for Jessica Alba.The extraordinary actor Terrence Howard is enormously wasted on his role.Awake makes a laugh of the spectator.It's so ridiculous and full of absurd things that it's impossible to take it seriously.My recommendation is:skip this crappy movie.
They deserve oscar nominations for their performances.
I am both upset and embarrassed to have been one of the first few in Singapore to watch The Leap Years, but those of us in the cinema would agree that our muffled groans at the cringe-worthy performances spoke volumes.
There are some nice performances by Radha Mitchell and Will Ferrell but they can't fit it together on there own.
The performances are not the problem here, but the story is.
I don't care if this is Woody Allen, this writer cannot write dialogue, or at least he cannot knowingly write dialogue then draw performances from actors capable of drawing laughter from even the most ticklish of clowns.
The best performances weren't anything to do with acting.
The plot is ridiculous and highly unoriginal, the acting performances are painful to observe and there's a total lack of suspense.
Whatever remains to enjoy are the truly misogynous make-up effects and the hilariously awful acting performances of the ensemble cast.
Warren Beatty didn't do an awful job as Dick Tracy but it was definetely not one of his better performances.
I will keep this in my collection only as an example of Poitier's performances.
The performances of Fishbourne (who appears strangely funny somehow) and (short featured)Ed Harris are remarkable, unlike Connery's who doesn't appear to find sense in his role and ends up in the motorial behaviour of a 80yr old man.
Larenz Tate's portrayal of Frankie Lymon was not good, especially in musical performances.
In my opinion, these are two great actors giving horrible performances, and with zero chemistry with one another, for a great director in his all-time worst effort.
Gere and the others have all done much better performances elsewhere.
At the center of the misery are the characters that are overly simplyfied and exaggerated - they have no nuances in their performances.
The performances are very hammy and over acted but I don't blame the actors since those kind of one dimensional stereotyped characters are probably exactly what the CBC asked for and demanded.
The performances are all adequate, but this time the script lets us down.
Their performances were excellent!
The only problem was that the movie did not do their acting performances any justice.
Instead, Robert DuVall's and James Earl Jones' performances are completely wasted on a god awful storyline...or lack thereof.
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