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There's some nice darkly humorous performances from Mckellhar and Firgens and the rest are just so-so.
But I will elaborate on some of the performances and definitely the story.
The ultimate result is that the only entertainment to be had is in guessing the outcome, and the sooner you do that the sooner you will get bored with the robotic, two-dimensional performances.
Acting performances are adequate, however, many important events that were present in the novel are omitted.
Little-seen black comedy from writer Pat Proft features very good performances by Joe Alaskey and Donna Dixon, yet it makes no lasting impact.
The performances were horrible.
Individual performances were good, and special effects were adequate, but not enough to overcome the basic lack of content.
Divya Bharti and Shah Rukh Khan give good performances.
The crude humor isn't as effective as in "Toxic Avenger" and the acting performances are unforgivably amateurish.
All the actors gave good performances, and Jude Law was outstanding as he is always is.
I really felt sorry for the star-studded cast- Kathy Bates was a wonderful actress... before she made this movie- Vince Vaughn and Paul Giamatti were disappointing as usual but Miranda Richardson couldn't put in one of the fabulous performances I know and love her for.
There are some good performances (e.g.
Fascinating atmosphere for telling a story and good performances from Robin Williams and Toni Collette, who I thought was the film's key character.
I waited and read reviews for months about the award winning performances.
The performances do not jibe.
All the performances are fine, but there is no plot.
If you seen Rodney Dangerfield's previous movies and performances, you'll recognise several of the jokes made in this odd piece of dreck.
"Raw Force" is like an ultra-sleazy and perverted version of Love Boat, with additional Kung Fu fights, demented cannibalistic monks, white slaves trade, energetic zombies and a whole lot of lousy acting performances.
The performances are all one-note although it's nice to see Carl Brisson in a musical but when Victor McLaglen, as the police Lieutenent, lurches into view for the umpteenth time on the hunt for clues, you may want to throw in the towel or at least fast-forward to the next number.
Despite its stellar cast, the performances are lackluster and the story nearly incoherent.
Bland performances by the leads, a typically eccentric one by Richard Lynch.
They deliver pretty good performances, especially Rosanna Arquette and Jean-Marc Barr.
Good actors and good performances can't mask a pointless script, bad dialogue, and patterns of behavior spiraling into nothing you'd care about.
The performances are routine, the direction flat, and even the set dressing perfunctory.
Don't spend your money or your time on this pitiful piece of film in the guise of cinematography.When every third word is devoted to foul language and there is no real plot as well as having a cast of old actors who are still giving the same dated performances from the past and have not evolved in their careers, leaves a lot to be said.
"The Cat's Meow" contains a few scenes that boast intelligent dialogue, and some fine performances, a few of which surprised me.
Frankie wants to be a ballerina and a baseball player (yuk) while best-friend Hazel runs for mayor---she's 13! Totally pedestrian in every way, plus the added disadvantage of syrupy performances by the girls as well as the baseball boys.
As a screen actor myself I felt most of the performances were phoned in, although Beau Bridges, as Nick, did have a moment or two.
He usually gives solid performances, such as in The Straight Story, and The Grey Fox.
Fantastic performances all around.
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