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• Oh yeah, and a lot of the time, in their nuttily adorable way, the lunatics take over the asylum.
• There's also something nuttily impressive about the demented profligacy with which " Getting Away With Murder " has been produced.
• "Open Heart " blends the themes of medicine, madness, destructive love and Indian mysticism into a story that might come across as nuttily New Age from a less mature and accomplished writer.
• And as Jell-O's copywriters hit their stride, their message became ever more nuttily universalized, with mentions of the product inserted into nursery rhymes and even Bible stories _ as in one ad that showed Eve serving some tempting Apple Snow Jell-O.
• Lisa Margonelli, an Irvine Fellow at New America Foundation observed in the pages of The Atlantic that the " deli " is actually a " nuttily gourmet kitchen that turns out huge platefuls of food, " and that " the deli is a continuous party all summer long ."
• From Chris Rock as a 13th Apostle who literally falls out of the sky, to Salma Hayek as a stripper-muse who claims credit for all of the top 20 highest-grossing movies except " Home Alone, " to Jason Lee as a fallen angel who cites central air-conditioning as the most exquisite sin, " Dogma " abounds with nuttily triumphant imagination.
• Of those who praised the film, the " Hollywood Reporter " said : "'Moonlight'has its serious side as an intelligent peephole into the psychological and sexual dynamics that can drive a once loving, loyal couple to the edge of criminality . " They also praised Ryan's " terrific " performance and concluded that the film is " a nuttily engaging tale of betrayal and, perhaps, redemption . " The " Los Angeles Times " considered it " one of the pleasures of the film-- from conception to character to the conversations that fill the scenes-- is the savvy and off-center way Shelly had of crafting troubled relationships.