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The acting and directing are all fairly unremarkable which is strange considering the talented cast.
Totally unremarkable - even the stars seem as if they are pushing it beyond its reasonable bounds to try to evoke some fun or magic, but they fail.
'The Wolf Man' is a likable but completely unremarkable addition to the Universal horror stable.
All except the last have -- to a person -- found it both completely believable and unremarkable in the sense of "yeah, so what's new?" in its verisimilitude.
After watching an episode devoted almost entirely to the astonishingly unremarkable task of cleaning the twins' room, I vowed never to waste another 30 minutes of my life in the same manner again.
My guess is that most of the high votes came from gay viewers, who were happy to see gay love featured so prominently in a mostly unremarkable film.
The direction is entirely unremarkable, and the special effects are wholly un-amazing.
Each song must have been uniquely unremarkable.
In the utterly unremarkable "Firehouse Dog," a pampered movie star pooch named Rexxx falls out of an airplane and into the lap of a second-rate fire station where he is immediately adopted as the department's mascot.
This "zequel" however is not only unfunny, but unremarkable.
Certainly there seems to be little connection to reality as characters who look more like an idealized idea of Hollywood in the 80's talk about their petty lives and unremarkable tragedies.
Pirate Islands is an utterly unremarkable children's television show along similar veins to the computer game Curse of Monkey Island, along with various other games and shows of the pirate nature.
The acting is unremarkable and perhaps even irrelevant to the story.
The show seems to depend heavily on the popularity of superman and should be called something like "super tweeny man and his amazing lackluster friends from the future" The rest of the legion of super kids are very much unremarkable much as the entire concept of the show.
It would be easy to describe this as a cross between Brief Encounter and Le Boucher because it displays elements of both, the former inasmuch as it features a young, fairly unremarkable wife and mother who enjoys - if that's the right word - an unconsummated affair with an equally unremarkable medico, the latter because there's a serial killer on the loose and Claire (Isabelle Carre) slowly comes around to suspecting her medical friend.
When the story finally gets going, it is so unremarkable and predictable that you can barely keep your eyes open.
One exceptional dummy thrown out a window, only to land on its head, is actually a real human, but the rest of the action is unremarkable.
all things considered this movie is pretty unremarkable.it
Valentino's final film is unremarkable for its characters or plot - the latter is but a melodramatic trifle.
Unremarkable love story between a well educated woman (Scachi) and a simple Scottish sailor (D'Onofrio) that goes on and on for almost thirty years.
The characters are trite and undeveloped, the acting is unremarkable to poor, and the dramatic arc is nonexistent.
In the end, my problem is not so much this unremarkable movie (it varies little from several other movies of the 40s and 50s about the dangers of radioactivity) but about where the people who reviewed this movie as "scientifically accurate" are getting their information.
"So Close" is a terribly unremarkable and uncharismatic title for a movie that should have been called, simply, "Sexy Action Chicks!".
Indeed, even the markets were fooled, giving the ECB a good grade for its unremarkable rate hike.
Learning from Martin Luther About Technological DisruptionGENEVA – Five hundred years ago this week, a little-known priest and university lecturer in theology did something unremarkable for his time: he nailed a petition to a door, demanding an academic debate on the Catholic Church’s practice of selling “indulgences” – promises that the buyer or a relative would spend less time in purgatory after they died.
Theirs are unremarkable economies that do not garner many headlines.
The true secret of Lee’s political genius was not his skillful use of repressive practices, such as launching lawsuits against the media or his political opponents; such tactics are common and unremarkable in semi-authoritarian regimes.
Most of Putin’s other responses to the Financial Times were unremarkable.
His actions, however, were relatively unremarkable.
Seeking mental health care should be as routine and unremarkable as seeking treatment for high blood pressure, diabetes, or a heart condition.
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