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Rupert Grint plays the role of the teenage boy well, showing his talent will last longer than the Harry Potter series of films.
There are some truly heartwarming scenes between the pair and the talent of these two actors rescues what in lesser hands could've been trite lines.
I am simply in awe of the amount of talent it took to do one of these stories, let alone all three.
In fact Rising Damp should have been made as a film just so Rossiter could have been eligible for an Oscar, such is the magnificence of his acting talent.
To do all that takes real talent, something Mr. J.
This young man (Dan) is such an incredible talent, as a singer, performer and even dancer.
Although I haven't seen it yet, I know that Chaplin is a genius, and only someone of his talent would take on this daring subject matter--a comedy about Hitler.
Lorenzo Lamas once again proves his talent as a cop who committed the worst crime a good cop can commit, by being a good cop.
A fantastic film featuring great Aussie talent.
Australian film veteran, Sam Neill was, as always, fabulous in the role of Frank's uni professor and new talent Matt Newton gave a performance which will have people saying, " you know, Bert Newton, Matt's dad!" Get out and see this movie!!!
Kermit the Frog, is just an ordinary frog in his swamp, when a talent agent stops by and tells him that Hollywood is looking for frogs to be in movie (lol).
A gave it a "2" instead of a "1" (awful) because there is no denying that many of the visuals were stunning, a lot of talent went into the special effects and artwork.
A terrible waste of talent and time.
The martial arts action is all special effects and no human talent.
The lead Pamela Franklin is pert and pretty and has some talent.
He should leave these type of roles to less interesting actors who would fully commit to the film and spend his energy and considerable talent in more off beat roles and films where he can be his crazy interesting self.
The only person who even showed any slight sliver of talent was the actress playing Anne Boleyn (i might be prejudiced though, i do have a slight obsession with Anne Boleyn, she was a really facinating woman, read up on her, it's worth it!)
Probably hoping for a tour-de-force, Leigh is wire-drawn and nervous and jagged; however, we simply do not see any talent within this character (Leigh is obviously a solid actress, but she makes decisions here that wall us off from her).
The actors were very good but it was such a waste of talent.
There's a lot of talent involved here.
Massive talent is totally wasted in "Three Days to Vegas", with the blame falling squarely on the script.
The film lacks style, and mostly it lacks talent, not just with the acting, but the direction, sets, costumes etc. are all below par.
They constructed this one as a kind of fantasy Man From Snowy River meets Butch Cassidy and the Sundance kid, and just for a romantic touch Ned and Joe get to play away with high class talent, the bored young wives of wealthy older men.
Problem is that talent isn't always part of this equation and often times these kind of low budget films turn out to be duds.
There is absolutely nothing in this movie that shows even the tiniest scrap of talent.
It is hard to believe how a talent like Jack Nicholson could direct such an awful movie.
Leopold tried, but she is not the talent I hoped she would be.
But looking at what Jackson did on a similar budget in "Bad Taste", it's clear Ittenbach is lacking one thing that Jackson has - talent.
I would have guessed the fi9lm was directed by some wannabe auteur drop outs from some 3rd rate film studies program, but I believe the (at one time, pre-Amelia, talented)director Mira Nair took part in this disgusting travesty, so perhaps the directorial talent in America has descended en masse into the cesspool.
DreamWorks whether wanted to save money on acquiring voice talent, or really wanted to create an animated episode of National Geographic; either way, they succeeded in delivering a rather bland and boring movie.
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