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• It's stagy in a way the play never was.
• It feels stagy and, occasionally, stodgy as well.
• It includes a bout of stagy swordplay and some very mild ribaldry.
• First, what was this stagy populist posturing all about?
• The direction is depressingly flat and stagy, Wilder running on empty.
• It gives a stagy, moralizing tone to an otherwise gently realistic story.
• Also somewhat stagy but far more effective is the show's photography.
• The spoken dialogue tends to be rushed or delivered in stagy British accents.
• It is a typical piece of stagy salon cant.
• Where the makeup didn't seem so stagy.
• So when story characters come out of the woodwork, it feels stagy.
• After a stagy start, the movie gets wise and life-size.
• Hong Kong has a lot of great actors, but most are very stagy,
• Long ( 155 minutes ) and deliberately stagy, but well worth the time.
• But it's an understated sort of tourism that doesn't feel stagy.
• Christiansen writes that viewers today have trouble with Tiepolo, because his paintings look stagy.
• And the movie, with its brittle, outrageous dialogue has a shrill stagy feel.
• This stagy ultimatum is dramatic but misguided.
• Luhrmann and Martin brought an exultant, defiantly stagy sense of theatricality to the cinema.
• Critic Dennis Schwartz wrote, " The performances are stagy but filled with fiery emotion.