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Even though at that age she was too young to understand all of it, the shapes and colors made her smile and laugh.
If you want to see a movie where - the main charachters are flatter than a table - the background charachters are just "background", no emotions, except for some chinese extras that while pretending to be menacing smile at the camera!
I'll agree that the movie is indeed awful, but it nevertheless brought a nostalgic smile when I came across the title as I was looking up some information on Ian McShane now that I have caught up on all the Deadwood episodes but still find myself wanting to see more of him.
Even when the werewolf's identity is revealed, we don't get so much as a nifty contact lens effect or wry-fanged smile.
Adam Goldberg, Jared Leto and character actor Darren E. Burrows (probably recognized best by audiences for his role as Ed on the 90's hit sitcom "Northern Exposure") give what are about the best performances here as what little screen time each has is at least somewhat amusing, and to be truly honest the only moments of the film that got me to crack a smile.
When the movie was over I had a smile on my face and I am still thinking about the provocative theme of the story days later.
This hysterically funny screenplay written by Nora Ephron and played for every laugh by Steve Martin, Rick Moranis, Joan Cusack, Melanie Mayron, and Carol Kane will put a smile on your face.
If you want something that might make you smile, watch the movie.
Every smile delivered like an empty grin; every 'heartfelt' moment delivered like a it was read by a middle school drama class.
Shumonto tells his father: "I may not have become someone, but when I see two people in love, I smile.
It was supposed to be a comedy film, but I didn't even smile!! Come on guys, is the script writer an 8 year old boy or what?
It's a bit of a harsh statement, but I personally thought the first episode was awful, not even a smile appeared on my face, in no way was it funny.
Of all the actors in the picture, I think his performance is probably the best; his make-up, his voice, his devilish smile make him a formidable adversary for our man Coop.
A few good lines in the movie where one might crack a subconscious smile, but not a real smile, certainly not a giggle.
It makes me smile and laugh each time I see it.
I did not laugh, nor did i crack a smile.
I got the impression he was ad-libbing his monologues and it brought a smile to my face.
To be fair Gregory Christian was not the only bad thing that happened to this movie (all though he happened a lot) the other two principal actors are not much better although James Michael Bobby compensates greatly for lack of acting skills by his very good looks and sexy/charming smile!
Goldberg's mere presence brings a smile, but this is hand-me-down material (much more so than the cookie-cutter first installment) and is completely without merit.
The delivery and execution of classic lines are very good, and even though you know exactly what to expect, they still make you smile when they are delivered.
At first I couldn't understand his smile when looking at the picture of his dead lover.
Sybil Danning is an extremely stunning sight to behold when she's wearing just a smile, sure, but there's only so much so can do when saddled with an abysmal script (and that's 90% of her career's work).
My favorite song, Piya Piya is nicely shot and puts a perfect smile on your face.
Lynda Carter simply has one of the greatest, most voluptuous bodies that I have ever seen, and that combined with her stunning eyes and smile makes the movie all the more enjoyable.
Plus she looks great in a charming girl-next-door way, playing a character that gets to smile a lot (she has a great smile-too bad so few of her roles utilized it).
Sam (Bret Harrison) is terrific, "Sock" (Tyler Labine) has perfect comedic timing and steals most of the scenes he's in, Andi (Missy Peregrym) is a fantastic actress (and not to mention has a dazzlingly bright smile), the Devil (Ray Wise) is by far the best TV/film devil I've seen.
This underrated comedy, will put a smile on your face,despite any insanities we'd project as insurmountable odds that you & I may sometime end up facing!
...And for Heavens sake, smile, as you may have the misfortune of being one of those dysfunctional, yet incredibly lovable, misfits!
(Who had maybe just the hint of a devilish smile on his face?)
I payed my money and saw this movie expecting a laugh and to leave with a smile on my face.
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