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• The story feels overfamiliar, but actor Brian Cox gives the father welcome shading.
• Other problems : The script is laden with overfamiliar gangster-crew lingo that becomes tiresome.
• Other recordings in the series made me hear overfamiliar works in a radically different way, as if for the first time.
• O'Donnell does well in the overfamiliar role of Grisham's idealistic younger alter ego, remaining solid and unflashy.
• Most of the songs are older without being overfamiliar, and the chorus sings away, surrounding the rough tones of the lead singer.
• In the United States, we are often told that overfamiliar, underinformed waiters and waitresses are the inevitable products of a classless society.
• In a 1976 review, Spider Robinson found " Children of Dune " unsatisfying, faulting the ending as unconvincing and thematically overfamiliar.
• This " Hamlet " is the rare adaptation that gives more than lip service, bringing contemporary urgency to a dusty, overfamiliar tragedy.
• Within eight months, his books, videos, talk show appearances, his management philosophy will be so overfamiliar even I will catch his act.
• The overfamiliar charge also applies to the Mystery Man, who, in addition, by the end of the film really isn't mysterious enough.
• That somehow, by walking these same overfamiliar halls and sitting in the same rooms, they might be warped into the same shape as the parental units.
• There has never been an Alberti exhibition before, Rykwert writes, because his achievement " seemed ( if anything ) too plain and obvious, overfamiliar ."
• Though several executives at MTV wanted Plant and Page to perform " Stairway to Heaven, " the pair decided not to give any more exposure to that overfamiliar work.
• On the whole, the evening afforded a promising, albeit modest, debut for the conductor, who proved himself able to find new life in at least some overfamiliar works.
• He went on to state that the described incident never occurred; " I have never met Fred Titmus, for example, let alone greeted him in such an overfamiliar way ."
• The plotting of " Dash and Lilly " succumbs to biopic cliches, particularly in the overfamiliar framing story about Hellman's appearance before the House Un-American Activities Committee.
• Set in an idyllic-looking Midwestern town during the prosperous and optimistic 1950s, this movie at first appears to be an overfamiliar nostalgia piece, but it's much richer than that.
• Shteamer ends the review writing : " In theory, what the band does might seem overfamiliar, but in practice, it's a minor miracle that they're still doing it so well ".
• The Showtime drama has not a hint of Fontana / Levinson magic, as it dribbles through overfamiliar tales of a basketball world ridden with corruption, hedonism, sexism, egoism, and the occasional act of heroism.
• "It was at times like this, especially, that they were apt to turn to the Ouija board, and supplement their overfamiliar human visitors with new and thrilling supernatural ones, " she writes.