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I found this film to be the usual French slap in America's face.
If you want to see something British with plenty of storyline which keeps you guessing without the usual cheap thrills most films have to use, then watch Paperhouse.
Nana Patekar, as usual, tends to overdo his hysterics, but all others are commendable.
As usual a woman concieling her true intentions.
Explored as a psychological study by a noted psychologist (Lindsay Crouse), it slowly pulls her into his world with the usual nasty consequences.
The cast includes a number of the players found is several of Mamet's films (Steven Goldstein, Jack Wallace, Ricky Jay, Andy Potok, Allen Soule, William H. Macy), and they do their usual good job.
The usual superb acting by John Thaw, who passed over recently.
Recap: It's business as usual at Louche's casino in Tanger.
The plot keeps your brain in motion - one of those movies (like Usual Suspects) where you want to see it a second time to figure it all out.
Robert Barrat delivers his usual no-nonsense, straight-down-the-line portrait of the local bigwig, though it's hard to believe that the personable, good-looking guy who plays his son is none other than the later dullsville writer/director Blake Edwards.
C3PO and R2D2 provide (as usual) great comic relief.
Dean Cain's performance was an usual excellent.
His character is more malevolent than usual.
Although Kenneth Brannagh (sp?) displays his usual talent for Shakespeare in this movie, he is somewhat marginalized.
Clark Gable plays con artist Eddie with all his usual charisma and mischievous eyebrow raising.
Les Valseuses re-awakens these questions in me, because morality, in contradiction to the usual 'media message', is quite complex...
Along the way,we are shown the usual array of teen pastimes (broken hearts,shop lifting,alcohol and/or drug use,casual sex,etc.).
As usual the storyline needn't detain us though for the record it was based on a play, Shore Leave, that also served as the basis for a Broadway Musical, Hit The Deck.
Spring Byington performance is excellent as usual.
Claire Danes did a great job as usual, she is a great actress.
The Ladies Man is a hilarious movie, albeit stupid at times, with a wacked-out cast and, as usual, WONDERFUL performances by Will Ferrel and Tim Meadows.
As usual, Sean Connery does a great job.
The cat and mouse are involved in the usual chases when Jerry dives into a bottle of invisible ink and discovers that it makes him vanish.
It has a great cast who give superb cliche characterisations with help from the usual effective story telling direction from Mann.
I am a big fan of the movie, but not for the usual reasons.
One of several musicals about sailors on leave, it is the usual sailor meets girl, complications ensue, sorted out happily kind of plot.
I am not a usual commenter on this website but seeing how underrated this movie is, I endeavour myself to write some comments and remarks about it.
It is somewhat odd that Karloff, who was in fact British, plays a Hungarian scientist here while Lugosi, who was Hungarian, plays a French Scientist, but they are both excellent as usual.
George Cukor directs this high quality story of suspense in the theatrical world with his usual sensitive but firm touch.
Mr. Scott seemed to bring Scrooge to a more personal, understandable yet highly conflicted level; his role was acted with the great authority Scott always bring to the screen: yet his usual bellicose voice would sometimes be brought to a whisper, almost as a soliloquy, as he would berate the Christmas holiday in one breath, yet reveal his own human frailty in his next line.
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