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Gake no Ue no Ponyo is a beautifully animated film and a relief from the many heartless soulless CGI movies being made.
Dennis Miller is surprisingly OK and non annoying in his small role, and managed to bring some comic relief.
Robert Gustafsson have done some less great movies the last years or so, and this is really a relief.
Also, it has just the right amount of comic relief.
Be warned though most of the jokes are for those with a knowledge of lawn bowls but there are many amusing sight gags that provide comical relief.
a bit of a romance angle that's hinted at.there's some nice comic relief in the form of Edgar Buchanan,who plays Uncle Willie McLeod,a character who pretend to be a doddering old fool,but is actually aware of everything going on.Randolph Scott plays the town Sheriff,and Glenn Ford Plays Cheyenne Rogers/Bill Smith,a hunted outlaw who eventually tries to change his ways.i
Judith Ivey did so well portraying a weak, fearful, dependent, who was passive aggressive in her complaining and self-involved character, that it was a relief to see the character's metamorphosis.
Such a relief to see a real woman with real fire and character instead of one of those photofit botoxed dummies who play in movies in today's Hollywood and all look identical.
This film is smart, edge of your seat entertainment for adults, and what a relief that is in these days of big concept predictable cartoons.
h.o.t.s. is one of those sexy 70's drive in movies that features many of playboys famous playmates from the 70's like sexy tall blonde Susan kiger,Pamela jean Bryant,Lisa London,kc winkler and the late sexy Angela Ames.and would you believe a post partridge family Danny bonaduce?its the snobby girls verses the good girls(the hots girls)led by Susan kiger.there's a couple of comedy relief gangsters,a runaway bear,a trained seal,misplaced bras,etc;etc;think animal house meets hooters.h.o.t.s. is an enjoyable little comedy with t& a no complaints here.i
Batman Returns provides comic relief, action, suspense and fantasy; and it should not be viewed as 'crap', although we are all entitled to our own opinions.
It's such a relief to see something else than your regular Hollywood motion picture.
This bedroom farce isn't terribly sophisticated (and faintly reminds one of "Any Wednesday" besides), but it's a welcome relief from the noisy, teen-oriented comedies they turn out today.
Yet, the central tragedy of the movie, while posing enticing questions in its own right, acts primarily as the backdrop against which different coping styles are set into relief.
Money was still tight, but I no longer had to choose between seeing a movie in the theaters and paying bills (or eating lunch), and the sense of relief and gratitude I was feeling at the time was enormous.
There is cutting wit throughout, allowing us the relief of laughter when faced with life's pain.
George Hearn is incomparable in the title role, bringing a strong voice and dead on (no pun intended) impersonation of the legendary demon barber, while Angela Lansbury provides the comic relief as she cheerfully grinds up his victims into meat pies.
I was filled with hurt, hate, angry, bitterness,pain and finally relief.
This movie to me, comes in really handy for the type of therapy of stress relief.
Perhaps the nostalgic, dated feel are just a result of being plonked down in Belle Epoque Paris, but the illustrations are fussier (a pity) and the animation and overall pace much less frenetic (sometimes a relief) than in more recent efforts such as Aladdin.
My wife and I find this movie to be a wonderful pick-me-up when we need to have a good laugh - the conflict between some characters and the repore between others make this a sure fire comedy relief.
That's why this movie came as a relief.
This movie is apparently based on a true story, and it's a relief to be asked to think about real issues for a change.
They loved each other, found relief in each other, that was sufficient.
More than funny, each character in the family contributes priceless comic relief that not only spurs laughter but inspires a few joyful tears as well.
Barbara Stanwyck probably didn't think of it, but it is a relief to see her in a more becoming dark hairstyle (if it wasn't a wig) than the one she had to wear in "Double Indemnity" the year before.
There is a plenty of comic relief, too.
A movie that made me think of love and all that I have lost, but no sadness graced my eyes, for some strange reason, relief.
Meanwhile, two pitifully unfunny "comic relief" dwarf gnome creatures run amok in Los Angeles.
The writing is clever and subplots generally give great comic relief.
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