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Her magnetism, her professionalism, her sheer talent at being herself - well, charisma is not learned - you have it or you don't.
All Dogs go to Heaven was a quirky, funny movie; With good name talent who's voices lended an adult familiarity to a cartoon basicly for kids.
Well in this case the beauty - you decide inner or external - is provided by scantily clad (or is that scantily dressed/ undressed) Zeenat Aman who the director Raj Kapoor called "a volcano of talent" while the film was being made.
It's too bad such acting talent was wasted on such hollowness.
There's a decent cast here but the film is lifeless and the talent completely wasted.
He is walking around in the picture, talking about his "god-given talent" and as a spectator, you wish he'd show some of it on the screen too!
Surveillance is one of those movies that was made by people who have NO imagination, little if any talent, a total inability to tie scenes together and an unreasonable trait of letting a scene go on and on, long after the purpose for it has elapsed.
Horrible waste of talent.
This film came out before Gene Kelly really hit his artistic stride, and while there are evidences of his burgeoning talent here, mostly he plays sidekick to Rita Hayworth.
What I fail to comprehend is an artist of Al Pacino's talent prostituting and embarrassing himself with this level of mindless junk.
A lot of local personalities were used as talent.
There are very few laughs because the whole thing is so forced.There is plenty of talent on the screen and some come off better than others.
No wonder, talent begets talent; lack of talent begets oblivion, which is where this film should find its deplorable end.
Colloca proves that you don't need any talent to star in a film but just sex appeal.
Flatliners is the ideal showcase for Joel Schumacher's glorious, flamboyant, brazen lack of talent.
It's so boring and dull, so insipid and uninspired, such a poor excuse to assemble any familiar talent.
Muniz is likable, Byrnes proves a very surprisingly talented support, and even though he is wasting his time and talent a little, Giamatti is great at being nasty.
Anyway, I've seen much worse movies in my life but Needful Things was a disappointment because of the waste of acting talent.
But the filmmaker doesn't have the talent to write or direct up to the premise's promise.
I am not a fan of Sacha Baron Cohen's character anyway but was curious to see how a man of so little talent was able to convince universal studios to fund a near 1 and a half hour feature film out of a 3 minute joke.
Screenplay by Tarantino, direction by Rodriguez, two guys who have previously shown talent, but who now seem to believe their own hype and assume that whatever they do must be good merely because THEY did it.
It was a waste of talent, film, their time, and mine.
Still, it's almost worth seeing for Boorman's eye for talent: this is one of Uma Thurman's first starring roles, and as always she is ravishing to watch.
This film is simply appalling, how the talent involved made this is beyond human belief.Iguess they must have been boozing when they thought of this idea,I feel as if 2 hours of my life have been taken from me.Harvey Kietel will try and distance himself from this rubbish, it should have been a great crime movie but it develops into a gory mess of vampires.I would recommend this film to people who like to sleep through movies ,you wont miss a thing.The humour is set to appeal to the lowest common dominate, movies can uplift us and remind us that life is worth living, this film just depresses you.As DeNiro said in one movie the saddest thing in life is wasted talent this film is a perfect example of this statement.
Yes folks, it's all there Baca Bourke (Jeremy Sims,an actor of little talent) Fire hero , Lill (Libby Tanner plays Bronwyn Craig in the bush), Fifi (Nadia Townsend) town slut, preggers by Baca's brother Joe (I think).
Where were we? Oh yeah the performance, well it was totally flat, lacking passion and talent if I am excused.
Most American directors would have sacrificed small animals to line up the kind of talent on the soundtrack of Demons 2. For another, well, two words: Asia Argento.
A complete waste of talent in some cases (Bernie Mac, John C. McGinley, Tom Kenny, and the master of hams Shatner) and exactly the kind of crap they deserve to make (the myriad of rappers who insist on making movies).
As the title suggests there is a philosophical, meritocratic thread running through this film: if a man has the talent and looks to find his way into society and money what might be the outcome if he is denied it for failing to have the X factor?
The only reason I can think of for watching this is to see how starkly Freddie Highmore's outstanding talent stands out from the rest of the mediocre performances.
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