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And yet still, the show remains deadly serious, even though it provokes more laughs than any musical comedy.
Shocked that Ashton Kutcher could act in such a serious role.
Kutcher seems to have tweaked the serious acting he played with in "Butterfly Effect".
These two actors came into this film with a serious, focused attitude that shone through in what I thought was one of the best films I've seen this year.
I bought the DVD a long time ago and finally got around to watching it.I really enjoyed watching this film as you don't get the chance to see many of the more serious better quality bollywood films like this.
then the second half is pure honest,and most of the time serious.
Granted, it was serious in parts and it had a good fight scene here and there for the most part it was more romance and comedy with some action and no horror at all.
It's not that the death of a child is an illegitimate subject for serious films to explore.
These guys encountered serious obstacles throughout the two years of the project (miniscule budget, trouble with the script and with the script writer) so the finished product wasn't what was first envisioned, but probably turned out to be more interesting than the movie they set out to make, which goes to show that the punk mentality of "just do it" ...with or without any backing, money, or help...figure it out on the fly and do what you want to do.
Along with serious and dark series like Batman, they also revived zany, outlandish cartoons made famous by the Looney Tunes.
You may have serious doubts about watching the third sequel to The Stepford Wifes, but this is an absolute classic.
I suspect that he missed the point of the movie entirely and was expecting something more serious than this film is meant to be.
I still don't understand why there has to be a complete-idiot-comic-relief-type character even in the serious films that come out of Hong Kong, but I can live with it when the movie is this good.
Critters 4 have a more serious tone in it, the first half of the movie (even without seeing one Critter yet) you have a scary feeling watching it, too bad they didn't "milk" out the Critters, I mean even if they only had two (2) puppets they could still have used them on-screen a lot more.
All in all this is a triumph and all serious classic rock fans should own a copy.
I knew they weren't serious but whether they were really them was unclear because...i guess i'm just that stupid.
I love the serious look that he's got going on.
There is a serious scene in this movie.
People seem to either set their minds for comedy, or for serious mayhem.
If one is looking for serious depth, meaning and excellent performance then you have to get to watch this movie.
But there were a lot of serious parts in the movie that I was not expecting.
Serious drama situations with brilliant comedic punches.
In contrast Kelsey Grammar(similar to Cary Grant)does not take anything to serious except the job.
Not many actresses are out there for us to relate to in a realistic, yet comical and/or serious way.
This show is actually serious fun.
TV newscaster Kimberly Wells (Jane Fonda) and her radical camerman Richard Adams (Michael Douglas) are at a nuclear power plant when a serious accident happens.
Plant executive Jack Godell (Jack Lemmon) realizes there are serious problems and tests have been falsified.
These have also added some comedy to the show, something I would gladly see more of in "serious" sci-fi.
Matrix star Keanu Reeves also looks good as one of the teenagers before he reached star status.At a time when teen flicks are made without any kind of serious preparation,it is hoped that "River's Edge" cannot simply be ignored as just another silly teen flick.It had massive impact on people who lived during turbulent times of the past when being an inhabitant of a sleepy town was akin to not having being born.For today's generation with their heady overdoses of Internet props such as Facebook,Twitter and Orkut,River's Edge might appear to be outdated but its importance cannot be denied by any serious film admirer.
The first half is great, which, apart from the opening which is a direct nod to "For a Few Dollars More", with Monco, Colonel Douglas Mortimer and El Indio lookalikes walking into a ghost-town and then promptly killed by a Bounty Hunter called "The Stranger", is entirely serious, with great gunfights (especially the train-robbing scene), fast and furious action and nice performances from Gilbert Roland, George Hilton and (who manages well, considering that he is badly miscast) Edd Byrnes.
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