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It certainly has a very British feel to it, Gregory plays in the school's football team which has lost every match of their season, instead of shouting at the team the coach wearily holds a try out for new players.
Yes, he's a significant improvement over William Conrad--but a bit too distant and peevish and his shouting rants are not quite the bellowing that one associates with Wolfe.
Most bad films leave you bored or listless; with Dragon Head, I was shouting at the TV screen, it was so mind-numbingly stupid.
If,on the other hand you think Antonioni's movie was an overblown con trick and "The Knack" too clever by half,then you may prefer to watch the very beautiful Miss Christie and the admirable Mr Scott in some other movie.Perhaps one where the director isn't always shouting "watch me - I'm going to amaze you".
When she realizes what's happening, the woman starts shouting and calling for her husband, who was precisely running along the prison two corridors away, hears hem and says something like "I'm coming, honey!!" This movie is THIS sophisticated, from the beginning and until the very end.
We're also treated to a stellar performance by Charles Frank, who plays Joe, and who RUNS everywhere shouting and waving his arms.
What normal teenager wants to watch or even cares about some spoilt brat who they have nothing common with screaming and shouting until they get their own way?
Or soviet officers only drinking vodka and shouting around.
Where's the talent in shouting and stumbling and acting like a fool?
Script, script, script I hear the gate keepers, the producers, the film council shouting, if the foremost essential key to a successful film, but know one obviously took the time read this one and kill this abomination at birth, in fact it would seem that unbelievably know one read it before taking part in this rubbish.
The script was shouting it was made for TV.
It's almost as though the new blood directors are shouting "look at me" rather than "look at my story."
Especially the hysterical shouting wife was terrible and the Oh-I'm-so-mean husband shouldn't be allowed to ever 'act' again.
This has none of that, all it has is a grumpy Alan Sugar a-like moping round shouting and swearing.
read a book!!!!!!!!! (note IMDb would not let me format this comment as i wished so imagine this all in caps and i'm shouting in outrage)
Even Seymour Cassel, known for his work with John Cassavetes, soon joins in the general shouting and gesticulating.
Too bad there's no plot, and it's paced slower than a Bergman film, and there's not a single actor in it who knows how to convey distress without shouting, whining and falling down.
Listen for Travolta shouting "Hush!
The historical inaccuracies are so numerous that I found myself shouting "wtf" throughout the entire film.
He runs about for a bit shouting and acting extremely poorly, and rants on in a monologue format about his own views.
Unfortunately no one had the nerve to tell him it was a small role and he gives us his usual "lovable" foreign schmuck stereotype,shouting and waving his arms.His comical misuse of the word "Pussy" should have you rolling in the aisle.It has Tom Arnold in a rather bigger role.He too spends most of his time shouting and waving his arms in between "hilarious" attempts to kiss Hugh Grant.It also has Joan Cusack,a sort of madonna (with a small "m") figure worshipped for her fecundity.She too is very loud,her screams in labour are truly terrifying.And then there is Julianne Moore wafting through the movie half - heartedly,looking as though her mind is really on where she left her car keys.She is so disinterested she can barely be bothered to look at Hugh Grant,which is a sentiment I can at least have a certain sympathy for.
Mr Grant never gets into first gear let alone out of it in the less - than - taxing part of the posh English shrink with a practice in San Francisco and a reluctance to have children without long and serious consideration,a remarkably sensible attitude that renders him an object of contempt and ridicule in this movie.He stutters a lot and closes his eyes to express deep emotion,furrowing his brow then,in desperation, resorts to shouting and waving his arms like everybody else.
If you want to practice picking out continuity errors and shouting out comments, this the movie to do it with.
At one point, Nostradamus is in a carriage, having visions of WWII, shouting 'Stop Stop!' over and over.
Perhaps he was really shouting at the director and writer in this scene.
Here's the plot,such as it is -- a bunch of uninteresting, taciturn working class folk living in Bermondsey eke out a turgid existence (no sign of drugs though-hmmm,has Mike read any newspapers lately?) variously getting pantomime drunk at karaoke evenings (can't remember her name but that character was so laughably simplistic that I almost took her to be a post-modernist joke slipped in!), now and again shouting at each other, having listless sex, and barely able to conjure up a wry larf between the lot of them.
James Mason, too young for his role and heavily made-up, keeps shouting as if everyone else had gone deaf, while the supporting players are equally colorless.
Nearly two hours of badly recorded shouting in this early talkie with barely intelligible dialog, absolutely exhausting.
The scene where Yehia(Ahmed yehya) is angry and shouting at his mother Ginger(yousra) after finding out his real father is Egyptian (his looks aren't exactly American or Caucasian either) is just another example of cementing notions in the psyche of the audience.
Along the way they are "funny" as always, they make fun of each other and alongside Leo Getz and new addition Lorna generally have lots and lots of fun!! - but keep in mind they are cops, and Riggs especially goes from funny to frenzied car-chaser in a second-and when that happens, his left behind slow apprentice, the ever-retiring side-kick Murtaugh finds himself shouting on top of his lungs "Riggs, Riggs, wait for me" , reminding me of Daniel-San in Karate Kid calling out for his Master Miyagi for the entire duration of the movie, with a not-so-bright look on his face.
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