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But what makes the movie truly shine is a surprisingly awesome soundtrack featuring several LA punk bands of the mid-80s.
But the movie needed the cheesy and annoying and jerk-like characters to make Stanley Caldwell (Judd Nelson) shine once more.
DeNiro and Gooding Jr. both shine whenever they're on-screen.
She makes it shine.
Rain or shine outside, you enter a movie house.
The actors are to be praised not only for their brilliant performance but for accepting a part with no shine, no showing off, well to the contrary, displaying the true image of human depression.
The Jack Nicholson impressions shine right through that alien face with the dark sun glasses and leather jacket.
Lots of unused talent waiting to bust out when it comes to Melissa Joan Hart, you shine always Melissa!!!
You get very good interplay between Connery and Harris and Connery and Fishburne as they all shine rather well in this one.
Ray Liotta and Tom Hulce shine in this sterling example of brotherly love and commitment.
But, they all DO have their moments to shine (UNLIKE many supporting TV characters since, cliché or not!).
However, I was very surprised to see her true colors shine in this Comedy Central gem.
The movie lets Steve Carell have a chance to shine after stealing the spotlight from both Jim Carrey in "Bruce Almighty" and Will Ferrell "Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgendy" in their movies.
Michael Winner has admitted many times that he's not the best director of all time, and that does shine through on a number of occasions with this film; but it has to be said that the film works in spite of it's uninspired direction, and the fact that Winner has somehow managed to round up a simply amazing cast of talent more than makes up for it.
I was really surprised with John Abraham's acting he usually playing the gangster like character with the emotionless face,so from that to playing the complete opposite and does it successfully,by managing to shine amongst the comic geniuses such as Paresh Rawal and Akshaye Kumar.
Though the story is essentially routine, and the "surprise" ending is nothing but a bad joke on the audience, you can see what attracted these good actors to the project - it offers them the kind of roles in which good actors can shine, and shine they do.
Jimmy Stewart and Maggie Sullavan WERE both ideal and irreplaceable leads but how much brighter they shine when their performances are reflected in those of Frank Morgan, Felix Bressart, Joseph Schildkraut and Andy Hardy's Sara Haden and this is BEFORE we factor in that Lubitsch 'touch'.
Karloff and Lugosi, of course, shine as always, and the film furthermore profits from great sceneries and an excellent photography.
However, good to hear the full versions of all the songs (although 'Step in the right Direction' is still absent) and the moments of magic in this film still shine through.
Michael Moriarity is also not given sufficient opportunity to shine in this movie either.
The episodes, based at least in part on factual stories, shine.
In a world where City of God does not existed City of Men would shine brighter, unfortunately for this film that is not the case, it is a constant reminder of a superior film.
Kevin Costner as Eliot Ness didn't shine in this film, but Sean Connery did.
The two central characters particularly shine in the darker moments in the film, the combination of there acting and the directors ability to create such a tangible atmosphere creates some truly gripping scenes.
Tucci and Shalhoub shine in their roles and together they bring a very good film up another notch!
The review is deserved - possibly the BEST western I have ever seen - certainly one of the best movies ever for me; the closure in the final seconds is an act of creative courage that should shine on the director's head for ever - I walked out with my girlfriend of the time (no artistic slouch herself) shaking heads and muttering "they can't really finish it like that, can they?"
The film's opening number "I'm Taking a Shine to You" poses the question - why didn't Ann Miller become a bigger star - she had the looks, personality and the talent.
But every actor has the chance to shine and does.
If your thinking of watching this, I would seriously think twice, due to the poor acting, little tips though... when you place a false hand made of silicon or rubber.. make sure that you don't shine a light onto that prop, and for the woman in stockings when you act dead, try not to clasp your hand around the other actors hand and most important of all... ( Don't Blink ) I am not going to spoil it for you guys as thats the type of person I am, so if your going to watch it.. good luck, oh by the way..
The actors that really shine are Mark Walberg, who finally ditches the breathless, confused moron he usually plays and does something way different and innovative with himself.
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