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Every single performance is spectacular, but Aaliyah is the one who steals the show.
Sure, she steals, but she doesn't rob or murder (unless you're out to do her in).
As Stripperella, Erotica fights crime and the forces of evil such as a plastic surgeon who gives women breast implants that either explode or make them fat and Cheapo, a criminal who steals from 99 cent stores and makes his two henchmen share a gun.
But, Paulina's Dallas steals the show i think.
Luke Wilson nearly steals all the crucial scenes from the charming teen actors who have most of the best lines.
Lipson steals each and every scene he is in.
It features former partners Randolph Scott and Glenn Ford whose friendship is strong despite the fact that Ford's Cheyenne Rogers has been part of bank robbing(he even steals Scott's Sheriff Steve Upton's horse without knowing it his good friend for which he is thieving).
Gil Bellows rounds out this motely crew and literally steals this show.
The scene where Black Scorpion "attacks" her partner steals the show.
Good drama/comedy, with two good performances from Hunter & Hurt, but Albert Brooks steals every scene he is in.
Philip Seymour Hoffman, as the invisible middle man, steals every scene he is in, just like Charles Laughton did in every movie he was in.The dialogue is fast but not fast enough for us not to catch up and discover that this is not an ordinary comedy.
Funny guy Tim Thomerson (who steals the show as Blinkin in Robin Hood-Men In Tights) is downright hilarious as the anal retentive Dr. Jekyll and the sex crazed Hyde.
Deneuve steals the show in this film, and it is clear that at the time of making the film Truffaut was very much smitten with her.
However, Sakall steals the film as a chef trying to master the English language while speaking with an almost incomprehensible European accent.
Speaking of scenes, Florence Bates steals most of the ones she is in as a dowager social lady.
George Saunders is a forger who steals a rare copy of Hamlet, killing a guard in the process.
She does a great job, and absolutely steals the show with her moody and understated performance.
With them lives Carrie's father Arthur, a picture-book extrovert, who is played by the fantastic Jerry Stiller and who steals the show from all the others every time he appears.
While Elijah Wood is charming as ever as Jonathan Safran Foer (the real-life author of the novel Everything Is Illuminated), it's Eugene Hutz (playing Jonathan's Ukrainian tour-guide and translator, Alex) who truly steals this film.
Samuel Jackson steals the show here big time.
Cathy Bates and Rupert Everett are well-cast and superb, but a newcomer in the role of Cathy Bates' daughter-in-law steals every scene she is in.
He just steals every scene that he is in.
All the actors did very well but Brynner steals the show again like always ( he is so sexy!).This is one of the movie that you do see Brynner's emotions.
Its a good film set in Vienna about a cab driver, Toni (Donald Buka), who steals a passenger's identity when the passenger is shot whilst sitting in the back of his cab.
General Hector Cordoba is setting up as near-emperor in Northern Mexico, and steals a huge cannon from General Blackjack Pershing.
While this movie has lots going for it (a very amusing script; offbeat characters; sudden sharp turns to unexpected violence, as in director Jonathan Demme's previous effort "Something Wild"; and hilarious yet menacing performances by Stockwell and Mercedes Ruehl, as his jealous wife from hell), Michelle steals the show easily.
A gang of bandits lead by the shrewd, rugged, ruthless Monetero (a perfectly imposing performance by Gilbert Roland) steals $300,000 worth of gold coins during a daring train robbery.
But Shemp Howard, Professor of Music, steals the show.
Luke Wilson (Officer Delinko)pretty well steals the show from an all-star cast that includes Robert Wagner and Jimmy Buffet.
Russell steals the show (even out hamming Lugosi- who does not give one of his more memorable performances, even considering his Monograms) as Countess Lorenz playing the role with the qualities of many of the stereotypical characteristics of many of today's Hollywood prima donnas.
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