One part of its challenge lies in ensuring that it is a true ensemble piece: to keep it balanced, no one character should take over, though there are ample opportunities for several to
chew the scenery if left unchecked.
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But all in all, it's great fun, the cast are a hoot - John McGrellis and Lindzi Germain
chew the scenery as rival sub captains, and the Bear-lero might just be worth the ticket price alone.
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Sylvia Sanchez has some of the film's most heartwrenching moments, but she occasionally goes over the top when she's allowed to "
chew the scenery" with effusive, veinbursting theatricality.
John Lloyd Cruz's crackerjack portrayal anchors compelling legal drama
What the film may lack in originality it makes up for in exhilarating action sequences and strong performances, with Affleck noticeably giving himself the least showy role and allowing his co-stars to
chew the scenery.
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What the film may lack in originality it makes up for in exhilarating action sequences and strong performances, with Affleck noticeably giving himself the least showy role and allowing his co-stars to
chew the scenery. The film is set in Charlestown, Massachusetts, the one-square-mile neighbourhood that apparently produces more armoured car and bank robbers than anywhere else in America.
Full-on action drama
What the film may lack in originality, it makes up for in exhilarating action sequences and strong performances, with Affleck noticeably giving himself the least showy role and allowing his co-stars to
chew the scenery.
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Director: Ben Affleck Star rating: makes up for in exhilarating action sequences and strong performances, with Affleck noticeably giving himself the least showy role and allowing his co-stars to
chew the scenery.
BEN Affleck may be best [...]
Hanks and the rest of this talented cast get to
chew the scenery - including Rance Howard, the director's father, as one of the cardinals - but you get the sense that this is not a film any of them will be pointing to with pride in the future.
`Angels & Demons' needs to take penance
Make the scene,
chew the scenery and be "scene." Career: If you treat your job like fun and games, it may be more palatable and delightful.
A career in bloom
Trapped beneath tons of dust and brick, he has no opportunity to
chew the scenery, and instead relies on his power to pour emotion into the simplest facial expression or cry of pain.
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It all added up to a major temptation to
chew the scenery, but even as melodramatic fireworks exploded all around her, Beals chose to play it real.
Soul of The L Word: we may argue about The L Word, but on this we all agree: Jennifer Beals takes our breath away. The star opens up about shooting sex scenes, being a new mom, and giving lesbians what they want
I suspect that Pape, as a properly trained German artist, finds it a bit declasse to
chew the scenery (as so many of his colleagues do in performing the part); he's still a bit uptight, but it's a commanding performance nonetheless.
Gounod's Faust at the Metropolitan Opera, New York
Which means, as is often the case in action movies, it's the bad guys who get to
chew the scenery.
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Because his is a great story, full of highs and lows, with plenty of opportunities to
chew the scenery, which for the most part Harris eschews.
SPLATTER FEST
From the vastly popular X-Files with its "The Truth Is Out There" motto and Agent Mulder's office wall poster reading "I Want to Believe," to last summer's more lighthearted box office hit Men in Black or the youth-market film Spawn, with its graphic and medieval Hell (evil always films better than its opposite, and bad guys get to
chew the scenery, which is why angels do better in books than on screen), there seems to be a pervasive longing to be part of something bigger than the merely mundane, seemingly insoluable and often sordid problems of either Cops or the 6 o'clock news.
(Life on other planets)