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The idea is really good, the performances are fine, the script goes nowhere.
sure this movie may have had its funny moments with the sat question people and i know the movie is not supposed to be totally believable the movie made it too outrageous for example a girl like that would never in a million years go out wit ha guy like that also people in movie had lackluster performances there acting was so bad.
Not just strong performances but their perfect chemistry is the biggest scoring point here for which Varma should be applauded.
Both films are far far below average but both contain very interesting Vincent Gallo performances.
Fine costuming and sets can't even begin to overwhelm lackluster performances by Joanne Whalley (as the title character) and the ever-bland Timothy Dalton (as Rhett).
No suspense, no scares, and plenty of embarrassing performances give this turkey a 3 for nudity.
Any fan of Russian cinema will have great difficulty in believing the sub-par performances phoned-in by Mashkov and Bodrov Jr., and will perhaps be utterly perplexed by Bodrov Sr.'s hackneyed and confusing script, which is coupled with uncharacteristically weak direction.
So we throw you a bone, because we're not looking for Oscar-winning performances, intriguing plot or realistic character reactions to the situations at hand.
"House of the Damned" (also known as "Spectre") is one of your low budget haunted house horror flicks, filled with mediocre performances and cheap effects.
Director Vicente Aranda has provided many interesting films throughout his long career, some of them were highlighted by strong and powerful performances by Spanish actress Victoria Abril.
Worst of all, Italian actors Daniele Liotti and Manuela Arcuri turn out in real bad performances, which, in the case of Liotti is a real problem as he portrays Felipe el Hermoso, a pivotal role in this story.
Fortunately, the powerful performances by Huppert and Dutronc dramatically improve the overall quality of the movie, which miraculously gains the depth and humor.
It meanders all over the place in search of direction and has some utterly embarrassing performances that might be better suited to bad sitcom.
The masses may argue that it is "cool" and that Clooney and Pitt put in great performances but these are the same people who have a subscription to "Hello" magazine and think that David Beckham has the potential to be a great actor.
All of the performances are top-class, especially Mathew MacFadyen as the psychotic preacher and Gerard McSorley as the father who finds his own intolerance terrifyingly magnified by his son.
It has likeable performances by Graves and Wynn.
I felt the performances were mannered and so much was left out of the story that the performances of such masters as Astaire, Douglas, Houseman, and Fairbanks seemed hammy.
The performances are mostly emotionless compared to better films in the GLBT interest genre.
"Stylish" overdirection, incoherent plotting, time-outs in the middle of action sequences for eurodisco torch -song performances, all these seem to be signifying traits for our man Pyun.
Robert Aldrich is a director who has done plenty of excellent work, and most of this cast has fine performances under their belt.
Its one of those performances where you just cringe and feel bad for that poor actor.
This was one of them and like quite a few Oscar winning American comedies I could mention, it has a fine concept, is well paced, has great performances, a complicated romance.
Actingwise, Salman delivers of his most amateurish performances till date.
But the performances by those actors when sharing the screen with Lazenby only serve to emphasize his deficiencies as an actor.
As an actor and filmmaker, I cringed often when potential poignant moments were ruined with atrocious performances.
There are some good performances, though, and a lot of great atmosphere.
The performances, particularly Joan Cusak and Kevin Kline are very good.
His performances in Days Of Wine And Roses, The Apartment, Some Like It Hot, Missing (to name the first ones that come to mind) were all worthy of Best Actor nomination.
I found the split screens to be a distraction to the drama in the film, some of the supporting characters gave bad performances, and the film to be a copy of several other films I have seen.
This is a god awful Norris film, with one of the most annoying performances ever in Calvin Levels and a weak script.
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