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• "Money, Money, Money, " or " Dancing Queen " and enough high-energy larkiness to leave audience members dancing in their seats.
• But while writer-director Ron Shelton, Hollywood's favorite jock, says that boxing is his favorite sport, his new sports movie can't match the off-the-wall larkiness of such previous Shelton winners as " Bull Durham,"
• The result : laughs of delighted recognition as one character or another launches into " Take a Chance on Me, " " Money, Money, Money, " or " Dancing Queen " and enough high-energy larkiness to leave audience members dancing in their seats.
• Libby Purves writing in The Times in 2006 described Edwards's work as a synthesis of art and larkiness, Cirque du Soleil talent scout Waltidor saw Galina as a modern take on the white face circus clown, and author Robert Mawson believes that Edwards suffers from the classic Cinderella Complex and is working this out in his writing and performing.
• If the climax seems anticlimactic and ordinary after what had been its zigzag wildness and mournfully funny larkiness, it at least throws into relief the inventiveness of most of what has gone before, including an endearing belief in the saving grace of blarney as the lowlifes realize with more than a twinge of regret that they're really not inhabiting an American tough guy movie after all.
• The text mixes clear-headed and often trenchant explication of sometimes arcane philosophical ideas, pungent writing ( " To be disillusioned one needs first to have been illusioned " ) with wordy awkwardness ( " Schopenhauer argued that it is this that is the . . . " ) and amusing Britishisms ( " snook-cocking exuberance "; the " knockabout larkiness " of Nietzsche's attacks on Wagner ).