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But hats off particularly to Slim Pickens for giving what I think was his signature performance, especially given the fact that he had been a rodeo clown in real life.
This is one of Errol Flynn's signature roles and one of Raoul Walsh's greatest epics.
While both this movie and the signature car chase have been shown a lack of respect by many critics, both are way above average.
If you like you murders, to be signature and serial, and your cops to be British, and shout a lot, and the gore to be bloody and have a religious slant then this hits every button.
Following her signature role in Gilda, Hayworth opted to star in this musical that seems tailor made for her.
Raul Julia is amazing, best role ever in a movie - this is his signature piece.
Follow-up to 1973's far better "Cleopatra Jones" has statuesque black actress Tamara Dobson returning to her signature role as chic, super-tough narcotics agent, here busting a heroin ring in Hong Kong.
In Chinese films, this style works because that is their signature piece.
But, Hindi cinema's signature are the songs.
Every time he killed someone, he would do some karate flips and finish it all off with one of his signature punchlines.
His signature climax has the entire cast of the film coming together and fighting each other in some crazy moshpit over hidden money.
Hollywood Hotel was the last movie musical that Busby Berkeley directed for Warner Bros. His directing style had changed or evolved to the point that this film does not contain his signature overhead shots or huge production numbers with thousands of extras.
The only positive thing that can be said of 'Knots' is the catchy saxophone signature tune, later used as the title music for the I.T.V sitcom, 'The Upper Hand'.
Filmmaker Nicolas Roeg served as executive producer and, though not directed by him, the film does have his chilly, detached signature style all over it.
Effie's signature moment (the aforementioned And I Am Telling You... number) is well-sung by Hudson, but emotionally flat in the acting department.
Her next signature, for me, would be "55 Days at Peking".
Who would've imagined -- Hal Hartley creates a filmic corollary to Syriana while retaining his signature idiosyncratic style.
Mamet manages to bring his signature moodiness and obvious histrionics to the film while scamming us, the audience, and the mark simultaneously.
The original film could have been wonderful, with Dick Van Dyke reprising his signature Broadway role, but instead they tinkered with the plot, so the film is very unsatisfying.
This has his signature all over it and punctuated by Edwedge Fenech (alas not as well known as she should be but she did get a nice cameo in Hostel II).
Also has the best signature tune of any comedy show.
I mean--I logged onto IMDb to find more films by this writer...because Cross Eyed has that unique signature --you want to see what else this writer might have to say.
Like "Drunken Master," "Police Story" has many of the signature stunts and over-the-top martial arts/action choreography that Chan has become famous for, climaxing in a battle royal at a crowded shopping mall.
Sellers knew that his signature role for all time would be the stumble-bum French Inspector, but he hated how it hid his performances in, say, DR.
I've seen Lon Chaney Jr. in close to a couple dozen movie and television roles, and except for his signature 'Wolf Man' from 1941, I never thought he was that good an actor.
Buck Privates is a signature movie for Abbot and Costello.
It bears few of the director's signature set pieces, and possesses none of the energy of classics like "Body Double".
This movie is very dark in content yet because there is very little character development the viewer doesn't identify with the plight of the character and the absence of Hitchcock's signature suspense music allows a viewer to laugh at the awkward situation and the ridiculous actions of the characters rather than worry about what terrible outcome could come from them.
Woody's stories are often derivative, but he's forgiven that, usually, because the results are good and ultimately do deserve his signature.
Well, folks, I am here to announce that he has taken the Hollywood money and has not veered too far off his signature course.
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