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As a Pagan, I half expected the overt Christian themes of forgiveness and redemption to make me slightly uncomfortable, but such was not the case.
Brooke looks like she wants uncomfortable with everyone but the cat.
there certainly was zeeeero chemistry between the two leads but i don't think it was due to the lack of "smootching", ash and shahrukh had chemistry in devdas and everyone knows they didn't kiss, so i rather blame the actors in MOS who obviously were very uncomfortable with each other.
I really didn't like this story, I was very uncomfortable, but I realize, looking back that it was right on the money.
And in the climax scene Collette does nothing sensibly and instead panics and acts out in a manner that is really uncomfortable and embarrassing to watch.
I wish I could say the same for Richard T. Jones who looked so stiff and uncomfortable in the role of Summer G, a record label executive who has it all, except for his one true love.
Jimmy Shergill seemed to be uncomfortable in his role.
Shot in a very modernist style, there are long pauses, long glances, uncomfortable silences, all just like real life.
Much under rated this movie wastes no time in getting going, so far so fast in fact that with the knickers showing, then nude teen girl getting killed so vigorously before we know what is going on, a most uncomfortable start.
It made me uncomfortable, which is a credit to Christians' acting ability.
This black and white film made the horrors of prison life very real and uncomfortable.
Although the quarter they live in, the harbour that pulsates continuously, the places they go to, although these all seem very surreal and unpleasant, as if illuminated by cold neon light, one never feels uncomfortable with that - due to the deep sympathy the three friends have for each other.
Have you ever watched a movie and felt uncomfortable watching it because it was so awful?
Which makes this film slightly uncomfortable as it is based on a true story.
In the commentary, Moncrieff discusses how uncomfortable the actors felt with the scene and the location.
I genuinely cared about the outcome for the two main characters and I felt ashamed of my fellow humans at the more uncomfortable scenes.
With this movie, Polanski has obliterated the barriers of decency, and sometimes even makes you, the viewer, uncomfortable due to the goings on.
After each effort at generating laughs, there seems to be an uncomfortable silence as the audience consistently remains silent, or worse yet, sighs at this unbelievably unfunny movie.
When Flynn played a dramatic part he seemed forced and uncomfortable.
Supporting cast (including Tommy Steele and Keenan Wynn) is interesting but weak, and the anachronistic song numbers don't forward the story, they simply pad the proceedings to an uncomfortable length.
It's not that he is clumsy, he just seems to be uncomfortable with women.
The uncomfortable spot he finds himself in lies between them and the law, personified by Sterling Hayden as a tough, unforgiving police detective.
It just has an uncomfortable atmosphere, as the audience are very unsympathetic, and pre-judge people, before even considering that their accuser could be in the wrong too.
Everyone associated with this production should truly feel uncomfortable with the direction of their careers.
And, you can watch it with anybody without worrying about being uncomfortable.
Then they threw their papers in the air around a slightly uncomfortable Troy Bolton, and began singing what I consider the worst song of the film- "What Time Is It?" Which should have been called "What Time Is It?
But if it turns out that a whole heap of the photos are of their kids naked in the bath, then it can become plain weird and uncomfortable, and you start wondering why the person showing them to you doesn't realise it.
Two of the cast of the current TV hit "It ain't half hot mum!" make an appearance but were clearly uncomfortable with a script that makes the Croft/Perry series seem like the work of Noel Coward.In particular Mr Windsor Davies - a very funny man - is wasted in the role of a randy butcher off for a weekend's leering with the near - catatonic Mr Jack Douglas.
L'Immoralita is a film that is difficult to pigeon hole into one 'type' of film, but suffice to say it's an entertaining and well worked thriller with enough substance to satisfy most viewers, providing they can stomach the sometimes uncomfortable tone of the movie.
Also the champagne lunch with the CIA agent at the end is terribly phony and acted at an uncomfortable feeling.
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