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As bad as the Marty Durand character was, Meg Ryan playing her only made her more unbearable.
Herzog flies in a helicopter, through oil fires, playing Wagner, and reading from the Apocalypse.
Managed to get the DVD from England so will be playing every night.Soundtrack is wonderful as well,so will be keeping the eye out for that.
Brando playing the aging corporate bad guy who knows the score, and Scott an over the hill cop who gets his teeth into something he just can't seem to let go of.
Russ Tamblyn gets thrown into the mix as well, playing a nasty biker.
We have floozies with hearts of gold, grizzled old-timers, cowardly townspeople, and an over-the-top Aldo Ray playing evil incarnate.
"You Gotta Hear that Beat" was a sizzling production number featuring Ann Miller dancing amongst a disembodied orchestra where you only see the arms/hands of the orchestra playing various instruments.
I was hoping it would be enjoyable but the insipid performance from the actor playing 'Holmes' was barely offset by the far more scintillating 'Watson'.
Ironically, this is the same year that Evil Dead 2 came out starring Bruce Campbell, a movie that was most likely playing at the very same theatre (which would have been a far better choice even on the whim of a guess over FITA).
It was a cult favorite here in the Boston area, playing for weeks at the late lamented Orson Welles Cinema.
Eva Lobau does a fantastic job playing the young schoolteacher who doesn't seem to fit in.
This is partly because of the wonderfully expressive actress playing the part, and partly because it is easy to recall how we felt about things as children and recognize how we would react to the clearly drawn situations of the film.
The rest of the movie is a fast paced action, worthy to see instead of explaining, playing the Norwegian vikings an Kainan against the rampant dragon look alike alien.
It's Freddy Krueger, playing a nice guy who spouts philosophy.
Normally I'd say the same for Jack who's performance in 'As Good As It Gets', was groundbreaking but this time he's just playing The Joker in Batman he's too over the top for such a seriously acted movie.
I, after performing The Threepenny Opera, playing in a German Cabaret Duo and spending $100 on KW books had to see this film.
In every scene there are children playing in their houses and outside even thought school was in session during the time this occurred.
Whenever they showed the families at their homes on the ground the have a kid in their arm and there would be 20 kids playing basketball and riding bikes outside.
The television production in Bamboozled is protested by Al Sharpton (playing himself).
I used to like to play role playing games when I was young so I thought I might enjoy this independent film about a group of role players, but I was very disappointed.
Ellen Barkin, who has a face that would stop a clock, is her usual foul mouthed self in playing the woman playing the boss, highly unlikely in the corporate world.
As the sub-par Fast and the Furious style credits sequence shot past with a low rent nu-metal band playing in the background, I was still reasonably sober but could feel the effects of two purple nightmares (look them up) taking effect and knew that soon, I would be swimming in a haze of my own creation.
Playing this wannabe member of the "Axe Gang" would be the ticket for him, Nope!
Muldaur made a career out of playing unlikable women, and yet I always admired her skill.
Beyond having a college setting (with Turner playing an outsider) and the same Director (S.
Plus she looks great in a charming girl-next-door way, playing a character that gets to smile a lot (she has a great smile-too bad so few of her roles utilized it).
The actors try to overcome the limitations of the Z-Grade script, but the performances are merely passable, although the actor playing the nanny was suitably creepy.
As for Zachary Scott, while he's far from a household name, I loved how slimy he could be--and when I read he was playing a guy who's selling guns to get rich during the Mexican Civil War of the 1910s, it sounded like a role PERFECTLY suited for him.
MacLaine, playing grandmother to her deceased daughter's three now-grown children, is in full Aurora mode, but tellingly the only two sequences that work are the ones MacLaine shares with former co-star Jack Nicholson.
Milind Soman plays extremely artificially, and falls flat in front of Bobby Deol, in spite the fact that he is not playing well either.
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