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Cary Grant is, of course, as good (if not better) than ever, and I've never seen Rosalind Russel in a role that suited her more perfectly.
The music and sound is perfectly suited.
He wants to shock the audience but he commits a series of unpardonable mistakes that ruin material perfectly suited for what is fondly known as exploitation cinema.
The plot of this film has a witch queen sending off a rubber suited monster thats controlled by a guy playing a magic flute off to kill people while the cops try to stop the mayhem.
Joan is far better suited to the role, and closer to the right age.
Not only are the characters ill suited for their roles, almost every major plot point was edited out or completely changed.
It's bizarre because Reginald Owen seemed a very odd choice for the lead--seeming much more suited to the role of Watson than Holmes.
Many a film has put out the notion that animal pets, dogs and cats etc, have to find the people they are suited for.
It's too bad the target fan for this couldn't possibly be suited for this somewhat traditional and historical piece of music.
As for the rest of the actors Dana Plato did a good job and was well suited for her role.
I think it is very true to the original story that everyone knows, and so many of the actors and actresses are perfectly suited for their characters.
Especially the soundtrack, the songs really suited the movie.
However, when all is said and done Petzold's "Yella" is a film full of irrelevant references pinned under the title of "artistic licence", it would be better suited to a total running time of 30 minutes, rather than forcing the viewer to endure 86 minutes worth of scenes depicting the supposed ideals of the capitalist West.
Janet Gaynor was originally selected for the role as Hazel Flagg and was decided that Carole Lombard was best suited for the role and she was a great success.
The jokes and funny stuff are not that funny, they may have been better suited for the early Lucy shows.
Rufus Sewell is remarkably well suited as the smoldering Seth with his brooding eyes and husky, outdoors-y sentiments.
The two female leads, Landon Hall and Ahmo Height, are both well suited to this type of movie.
Traci Lords fits pretty well into the action genre - her pouting expression shows believable contempt for her enemies - but she is better suited to "bad girl" rather than heroine parts, IMO.
The sappy, stupid soap-opera script is not saved by the actors, who give performances better suited to television dramas like Eastenders.
While not a superior actress, she performs adequately, although her talents are more suited to television, as it appears this movie was.
This film proves without any doubt that animation isn't just suited to tales of fantasy, sci-fi or cartoon comedy and violence.
the cast suited the movie.
The constant change of scenery suited me better than the play version where the scenery is pretty much the same.
The Charlie McCarthy bits were better suited for younger audiences, however, Charlie was no Howdy Doody.
(I can no longer watch TV chefs without wondering) It is refreshing to see a film using 'low tech' filming techniques, which in this case created a normal yet off kilter ambiance which suited the English style black humour of the production perfectly.
My only real gripe is with Braniac 5 and his robot-like body....It's more suited towards Gears of the DnA era of the Legions history.
I hope the network is not suited up and stupid were they cancel the show because that would be a waste.
Bernhardt obviously has true ability, but he is better suited for other films like BLOODSPORT 2 & 3 and TRUE VENGEANCE
Patrick Bergin displays just the right blend of charisma and intelligence as Robin, but I join many other reviewers in pointing out the woeful miscasting of Uma Thurman, an actress of limited range who's perfectly suited to embody Quentin Tarantino's cartoon characterizations.
Feig and his writers' ability to so seamlessly blend comedy and drama into a single show reveals tremendous talent - a talent, perhaps, more suited to the big screen.
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