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None can act except the nurse who was my fav! Juliet had good skills as a teen but she can't give emotional depth to her lines and we really can never connect to her.
Alberto Tomba was surely a good skier but he has to thank God (and we too) that he does not have to rely on his actor skills to earn his living.
Apparently, Della's magical ninja skills are impossible to beat.
Her driving skills are pretty nifty too.
It has all the gods, excellent plot, extreme special effects coupled with extremely good acting skills and of course in every role there is a celebrity superstar.
Except for the better than average acting skills of the two leads, this movie is really, really bad.
Sonny eventually wipes out the bad guys with his karate skills, end of story.
This amazing martial arts fighter doesn't use any of her fighting skills to try to fend off her attackers.
What director Peter Tewksbury is in dire need of is some narrative skills, though what he lacks in assessment he makes up for in sloppy comedic montages (his social commentary isn't exactly pointed, but Tewksbury does have a satiric bend to his outlandishness and there are some funny scenes).
( his acting skills lack everything! ) Sascha is played very well by Joanna Pacula, but she needed more lines than she was given, her character needed to be developed.
The 'good girl' in this movie must use her smarts and skills to defeat the 'bad guy' and save the day and her loved ones.
What is great about Batman is the diversity of his skills and aspects of his personality : detective, crime-fighter, playboy, philanthropist etc.
It makes me sad that there can be people such as Paris Hilton & Kim Kardashian in the world w/no redeemable skills or talent, to have more fame and success than this talented beauty.
The twins were the only ones that seem to have some acting skills..
His martial Arts skills are minimal at best , Some real gang members would take him and his weak skills and rip him a new one .
Now when I feel down about my skills as a first time director I just sit down with a plate of cookies and Severed.
Lack of emotion, coherence, rhythm, skills, humor... it repeats the same situation over and over again.
ZERO acting skills, inept gore, horrible camcorder-style camera-work, ridiculous dubbing...it just goes on and on.
Robert Wagner gave his best acting skills, he did a good job, but somehow the script was bringing everything down.
An apparent vanity project for Karin Mani (who?), as a hottie Charles Bronson going around wiping up the 'scum' that mugged her parents, or grandparents or something, and impressing young hunks with her karate skills.
Only light in this dark is, of course, David Carradine, who goes unfortunately deeply down under his level with this, but at least keep his actor/"fighter" skills at top.
Imagine the movie without the satire, humor, or writing skills.
First and most distracting was the way much of it was shot; that is, a lot of slow motion and overly arty close-ups that seemed to have no point--story wise or aesthetically--other than to show the skills of the cinematographer (who I believe was also the director).
Yoda has less verbal skills than Yogi Berra.
Maybe he knew her limitations as an actress, perhaps that is why he fashioned movies for her that concentrated on her body, not her acting skills.
Beside Ed Harris no-one seems to own the skills of acting.
In any event, all of his tricks are reminiscent of the greater funny men, but he lacks the acrobatic skills of Keaton and the prodigious ingenuity of Lloyd.
Kurt Thomas as the baby-faced "hero" displays some considerable acrobatic skills, but not a whit of acting talent whatsoever.
Sarah Michelle really didn't have to act at all to make this movie...she just practiced her frowning skills.
Jay Hernandez did his best but doesn't have the skills right now in his career to take on this role.
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