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Ryan, required to remain in character, comes off rather droopily.
At times, Townshend looked as if he were going through the motions as dourly and droopily as possible, executing his windmill-style guitar chops with utmost sarcasm.
His face, shoulders and body sag, and suddenly he is a droopily ingratiating Pangloss, earnest and self-important, when he is arguing that God created noses to keep spectacles in place, increasingly desperate and panicky as he convinces himself that the same benign deity ordained his own sickness, torture and execution.
Roger Moore believed that Rogen had his moments in the film whereas Moira Macdonald of the " Seattle Times " said the actor was " droopily deadpan . " He followed this with a small role in " You, Me and Dupree " ( 2006 ), a critically panned comedy featuring Matt Dillon, Kate Hudson and Owen Wilson.
Charles McNulty's " The Los Angeles Times " review mentioned that " the downside to " In the Heights " is the book . . . which is overstuffed and oversimplified . " " The New York Post "'s Clive Barnes also gave negative comments about the book, saying that " Hudes'work is droopily sentimental and untruthful . " Joe Dziemianowicz of the " NY Daily News " also disliked the book, but added that " what it lacks in story and believability it makes up for in a vibrant rap-and salsa-flavored score, spirited dances and great-looking design ."