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Smile in sentence

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Not once during the entire runtime did I so much as crack a smile.
He plays Rochester not as a character or as a real person but as an over the top grouch who never cracks a smile until after he gets engaged at which point he miraculously morphs into a pansy.
It's terrific when a funny movie doesn't make smile you.
This movie is probably one of the worst movies I have ever seen .It has no redeemable qualities .I just sat through this movie and it was a struggle.It failed to get even a single smile on my face.I find it hard to believe that anyone would distribute this horrible film.
I neither laughed nor cried, although one line of dialog did make me smile.
Susan Swift is an appealing youngster, a flower child transplanted to the 1980's (like a young Susan Dey), but she doesn't quite have the vocal range for a demanding dramatic lead and she tends to whine; still, she's rather sweet and has bright eyes and a pretty smile.
The so-called "hard 10" is the most insipid plastic creature there is (apart from having a horse-like face with a weird smile); I honestly found her friend Patty (referred to as the Hamburglar) to be much better looking than her.
Returning to his modernist penthouse he is delivered a package containing toy soldiers, this gives him a smile but he dismisses it and goes about his business.
Jim does something his way he means well but he upsets his wife, at the end she finds out that what he did was really for her, she caresses his cheek and gives a gummy smile while he looks on bashfully.
I turned it off after one of the bad guys was shot through the forehead and still had the forethought to turn to his shooter and smile before collapsing.
This is meant to be a comedy but mainly bad taste, and nothing remotely causing a smile in the film.
i checked this one out on DVD for a dollar so I could easily smile as this dreadful movie unfolds.
haha! you have to just smile and smile if you actually made it all the way through this movie.
I hope I'm not spoiling anything to say she turns, and takes the hot dog, with a smile.
I mean goes through something "life changing" and he can barely break a smile.
Despite some moments in heavy rain, an encounter with a drunk as well as an organ grinder with a gypsy and a monkey, and a stay in a sanitarium, this Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle silent comedy short with support from Buster Keaton and Al St. John is only fitfully amusing though there is a quite funny sequence of Arbuckle in drag flirting with Buster that's the ultimate in "meet cute" scenes especially since it's one of the few times we see The Great Stone Face smile and laugh in the movies!
She does have a charming smile, but after 20 minutes of memorizing her dentures, I began to overdose.
Bizarre horror movie filled with famous faces but stolen by Cristina Raines (later of TV's "Flamingo Road") as a pretty but somewhat unstable model with a gummy smile who is slated to pay for her attempted suicides by guarding the Gateway to Hell!
Well, not much, because this baby has it all, and a very satirical ending, that should leave a smile on most viewers faces.
There are scenes which make you gulp with sudden emotion, and those which even put a smile on your face through sheer identification with the characters and their situation.
It is earthy, grounded and a film that will make you think...and smile.
Ashley Judd's winning smile, and infectious gait exude warmth and command respect and admiration.
His wonderful smile tells the world that dreams do come true - all you need is hope and a group of college friends to support and care for you.
If you can read that and smile, the rest will be easy.
However, this film did make me smile and feel good inside.
I laughed out loud and left with a smile.
The lady with the parrot, the couple due to get married and are in trouble from 'her', and my favourite, the stationmaster, "Nobody knows where it comes from ... nobody knows where it goes.." Interestingly the ghost train was written by Arnold Ridley of Dads Army fame (Private Godfrey the medic) Watch it on a rainy Sunday afternoon after your lunch and smile.
This show manages to put a smile on my face with it's great storytelling, witty dialog and great acting.
Nothing makes me smile like Bill and Ted.
I left the theater with a smile on my face.
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