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In this musicalized version of Arthur Richman's play "The Awful Truth", filmed as a straight comedy in 1937, Wyman wears a succession of shoulder-exposing, low-cut cocktail dresses and fur-lined evening wear, yet her wardrobe doesn't match her personality; Wyman's short, old-lady bob and her harried little face never give the impression she's having a good time.
Not only a car mechanic, but a car mechanic that wears as little as she can, while SHE WELDS.
And while Warbeck does his usual tough-guy shtick, the real amusement of "Panic" is the pair of tight-binding white jeans he wears during the last act...never has a bulge been so shamelessly exploited since David Bowie donned tights in "Labyrinth"...but aside from that dubious curiosity, there's really nothing here worth seeing.
Finally, the 'bad guy', Satoris, is apparently evil because he has a big face, wears a black trench coat, has a deep voice and waves a cane around in the woods.
Some of the comedy is very funny, but some of it wears thin throughout the film.
The one thing that REALLY got on my nerves bad (I mean besides the vampires dancing like zombies half the time), was the fact that logos on shirts were blurred out, and since a good deal of the cast wears a jersey during the first half of the film, this became extremely distracting and almost made the film unwatchable.
Audiences will enjoy the wardrobe Barbra wears and she displays a marvelous talent for comedy.
The female character wears a very revealing outfit and there are a number of times where the characters are involved in 'adult situations.'
Unfortunately it wears thin and one cannot even laugh at it.
When Preston stays in a meeting in the bank instead of with Julie, she wears a red dress against Preston will in a traditional ball where the upper class ladies white to get even, shocking the local society with her attitude.
And when Ella shows up, no one notices that she wears the same outfit every single day?
However, that wears thin, and the second half is a drag.
Although the film does have a few funny moments and a hint of a creative edge, it is a sub-B flick which wears out early on and most will not find it worth the time.
This movie becomes fixated on the most mundane nonsense like a stupid argument between a philanderer and his girlfriend that wears a curly wig or questioning (again?)
This film has a great cast of super stars, Humphrey Bogart(Dist.Atty.Martin Ferguson)"The Caine Mutiny"'54 who wears a bow-tie and was in the prime of his acting career which ended in 1957.
And yes, she wears leotards for most the movie.
His brother Kieran Culkin (Fuller McAllister - Kevin's cousin) was a cute kid and wears glasses in that same movie as his brother Macaulay.
He also shifted the focus of the way the story is told...the play tells the story from the leading man's point of view, but Fosse switches the focus to the character of Sally Bowles, the brassy, sassy party girl who believes in "divine decadence' and wears bright green fingernail polish.
What this movie does have: a blond-haired, blue eyed girl that wears this totally cool motorcycle suit and, like, totally kills 200 people, single-handedly, with one sword, Awesome!!!!! Doesn't take much to impress at the box office anymore.
There are so many obvious mistakes in it, but the simplicity and sweetness of the story make up for the horrible outfits that Drew Barrymores character, Julia wears.
Robbie's friend, Sammy, wears a jacket identical to what Michael Jackson wore in his Thriller era, and I really think that any guy, (at least over 14) that wore this kind of jacket in 1985 would in no way be cool.
It wears one down seeing this woman just torn apart over and over.
The music backing Robbie isn't a small band, but a magnificent orchestra, and Robbie himself wears the trademark 50s tux, complete with a lose tie.
She goes to summer school at a different school, wears a fat suit, and does not change her personality or behavior.
Buster Poindexter (I can't even think of the guy's name, because that's all he ever plays is that "character") plays a ranger in the woods (who wears a boy scout leader uniform) who helps pass the time in a creepy fashion along with 2 guys and a girl who both have very poor maintenance of their cars.
Other things to love: the drug kingpin who wears a little businessman's hat inside his house -- the pot plane ballad, sung over the freeze-framed plane at the end -- the pilot telling Oosh and Doosh (sorry, that's his ideal name), "Now, I'm going to get to the meat of the coconut!" as he lays out his big scheme.
You're supposed to believe him in that role because he wears glasses and chain smokes.
The absolutely ravishing Brigitte Skay as the delectably voluptuous German vamp Brunhilda wears the shortest skirt imaginable and bares her beautiful body for a much-appreciated skinny-dipping scene.
THe Snake Hair that the heroine wears looks so real..............know why?
His crew always wears masks so no one "except for Foster" knows the identity of anyone.
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