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Largo doesn't throw knifes at all, but just some snake stares...
Which was great the stares he got were funny!
He stares at it for a few seconds.
hes the deep dark place inside you that rises to the surface eventually, and then pushed down just as fast because it terrifies you. the way Alex stares into the camera in the first scene just freaks me out, he has a little smirk on his face that seems to say you may hate me, but you'll never be rid of me, because there can never be good without the bad, and i am the bad.
My friend Rob and I looked at each other with blank stares on our faces.
I told two of these women to stop texting and was met with moronic, vacant stares.
It is a wonderful color, softly shining and lasts throughout - except at the climax when it starts to fade! Contrasts nicely with Smilla's beady eyes (admittedly quite large) as she stares at the camera.
Farrah's blank 'oh my gosh' stares make for a dissonant counterpoint, her star must have been fading around now because we get some gratuitous boob shots.
Robert Hays,whose career had a handful of early successes--the short-lived success of TV's "Angie" and the two wildly funny "Airplane" movies--followed by a long string of films that would elicit blank stares of confusion if mentioned to the average film viewer--"Touched",anyone?--and numerous TV projects that would not last past a year(my fave was the TV treatment of "Starman"),ends up in this flick which really has little going for it except the film debut(?) of Playboy mega-babe and "Baywatch" fixture Pamela Anderson.
Robert Forster plays the student and his performance is limited to smug expressions and wooden stares.
And since you can't write a terribly compelling film about training vocalists, we're trapped into watching seemingly endless camera pans of trees, birds in them chirping ad nauseum, pseudo-profound, meaningful stares between people who have nothing to say to each other, and a Mahler symphony on the sound track that just simply won't go away.
I mean with the never ending, annoying music and stares of the actors.
My best moment is when the "Butte Police" character is at home and wastes some time in the sofa and stares around thinking of something to do.
When Frank McHugh's character Skippy, drinks alone at a bar in Agua Caliente on New Year's Eve, there is no longer the usual smile on his face as he stares at his drink.
Then there are the little noises that emerge from people when we fat people are around, the "boom, boom, boom" when you walk by them, or even the stares and giggles.
She stares at it like it is the strangest thing she has ever seen yet somehow she knows it should mean something.
A stunned Donald Pleasance, playing a bank clerk, stares back and says "we don't have glasses."
His companion merely stares at the water, blinks his eyes and says "Oh, my God!" in the next scene, he is in the sheriff's office and has told his story to the deputies.
While quite beautiful, Francis' sometime stares wide-eyed into the camera, trying to give the impression she is thinking quite hard.
The young gangster even looks, stares like young Alex.
An old woman sits alone in a castle like house and stares longingly at the window.
Excellent blank stares, unsuspecting victims, the 50s-ish people... I guess looking at this movie now, it would seem kind of funny, but in those days, it was a horror movie!
Hopkins also strikes "attitudes" and she often poses dramatically as she stares off into the distance and speaks rather ponderous and unfunny speeches.
Nietzche once said that if you stare long enough into an abyss, the abyss stares back at you...
The Basilisk stares at her for two seconds, then chomps her torso off.
I have found myself, over the years, stealing lines from this movie at cocktail parties, and generally all I get is blank stares.
Johnny Depp plays Inspector Aberline, a cockney drug addict with psychic powers and a nice line in meaningful stares.
Despite the blunt rhetoric and cold stares between the US and Pakistan, a parting of ways between the two is simply not feasible.
Apparently, I was expected to offer only angry stares.
The worst were those with blank stares of deep despair.
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