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It's a film that's charming, elegant, and sweet, not to mention funny.
This movie further benefits from fine acting from an excellent cast: Page really sinks her teeth into her juicy evil old bat role, Gordon projects her usual winningly spunky charm as the endearingly feisty Ms. Dimmock, plus there are sturdy supporting contributions from Rosemary Forsyth as sweet young widow neighbor Harriet Vaughn, Robert Fuller as the dashing Mike Darrah, Mildred Dunnock as the timid Edna Tinsley, Joan Huntington as Ms. Marrable's bitchy niece Julia Lawson, and Peter Brandon as Julia's conniving stockbroker husband George.
I also really enjoyed the short but sweet appearances by my beloved Katharine Isabelle as Ginger.
A motley bunch of garishly made-up malevolent, misshapen, murderous subhuman mutant monsters (biker, surgeon, Native American, Green Beret and other such grotesque beasties) prey upon various hapless folks in sunny, rainy sweet old San Francisco.
The father and the son relationship is fantastic and sweet.
There's a sweet naivety about the films perspective, caught up in the era in which is was released.
But the film provides a sweet exit from lives troubles for a short while.
This was the kind of movie....that I thought was amusing and sweet for a low budget flick!
She was good in "The Sweet Hereafter" and very engaging in this movie.
It all comes to a head when sweet Mary finds herself compromised by a craven Bogarter and then murdered.
It's just extremely sweet and innocent and this world isn't ready for it.
great cast with uniquely drawn characters, great un-stereotyped hero, sweet heroine, flying martial arts, Shakespearean "aside" characters, fantasy, terrific comedy, and an abrupt ending.
Considering all four of the girls are sweet on this guy, being a hostage does not seem like such a bad gig.
With many sweet camera moves, a script that crackles with the kind of scenes and dialog that makes one wish for the glory times of Hollywood's Golden Age, and at least four or five really excellent performances, The Bad and the Beautiful might not be as astounding and near-perfect as 8 1/2 or as funny as Bowfinger, but it ranks up there with the best movies about movie-making, and can make for some fine entertainment even for those who aren't really interested in how movies are made.
There's also character actresses Sue Ane Langdon and Marya Small (both familiar to '70s tv viewers) and the young Felice Schachter seems very sweet as Scott Baio's soon-to-be girlfriend.
The movie mixes music and tempos as well as mood to give just the right bitter sweet flavour with more than a hint of romanticism and drunkenness to give this the authentic air.
It's not funny, it's not sweet, it's not witty, it's not inspirational.
Teresa Wright also co-stars as the sweet Thorley and Judith Anderson gives a strikingly great performance as 'Ma' Callum.
John Travolta was perfect for the role of Danny and Olivia was just right for the sweet and innocent Sandy.
So sweet, so nice that you really wish that there was a movie that paired them with Itchy and Scratchy!!! Now I am not really saying I want the really little kids out there to see ultra-violent films, but there gets to be a point when a film is so non-offensive and sweet that it nearly puts the viewers in a diabetic coma!
There is no way anyone like Pamela Sue's sweet and innocent character would get involved with the weirdo Railsback plays!
Even though the scenes were sweet and beautifully shot, it was a complete mystery where the story was headed.
Clark Gable plays a really sweet, caring guy who just happens to be a top mobster and cold-blooded killer.
This film is cute to the point of being saccharine sweet.
It's sweet, smart and touching all at the same time.
It is very eighties, very sickly sweet, but Paul Nicholas is absolutely gorgeous in it!
This short and sweet silent film stars one of the brightest stars of the era, Ramon Novarro.
The lively and engaging acting from a game cast qualifies as a major plus: the adorable Felice Schachter as sweet school newspaper reporter geek Bernadette, Robert Mandan as pompous principal Walter J. Coolidge, Scatman Crothers as cranky baseball coach Dexter Jones, Greg Bradford as jerky college preppie Robert Wolcott, Sue Ane Langdon as ditsy English teacher Rose Burnhart, and Hilary Beane as sexy secretary Corinne Updike.
Some are sweet and lovable and attractive, in the way that Carol Burnett is attractive, and, as just about sublimely played by Frances McDormand, are so haunted by distaste for these illegal caste-ridden shenanigans that she's able and willing to squeal to Gene Hackman's FBI agent about the murders.
It consists of a rather ugly older couple getting frisky with each other and culminates in a brief but sweet kiss.
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