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• So faithful, alas, that the movie can be thuddingly literal-minded.
• "Marlene, " directed by Sean Mathias, is thuddingly true to this genre.
• He has taken a soap bubble and encased it in lead, making a lightweight fantasy thuddingly literal.
• You can sense her straining for laughs, trying for any possible comic spin on her thuddingly unfunny dialogue.
• The complicated responses his performance evokes lend the film a moral complexity that prevents the central equation from seeming thuddingly glib.
• The term was so thuddingly ugly and Dickensian that we could not help imagining the condition must be ugly and severe.
• He proved to be an elegant and unflappable host, but thuddingly unfunny at both scripted humor and ad-libs.
• It's possible that the only thing more torturous than a thuddingly unfunny comedy is a thuddingly unfunny comedy with subtitles.
• It's possible that the only thing more torturous than a thuddingly unfunny comedy is a thuddingly unfunny comedy with subtitles.
• A lot of the new business, meant to illuminate the work's subtext, seems more thuddingly literal-minded than iconoclastic.
• The promise in the casting of Gene Hackman and Morgan Freeman in " Under Suspicion " was thuddingly unfulfilled by that film.
• Unfortunately, particularly clever moments are usually followed by a thuddingly obvious joke aimed at the target audience of 14-year-old boys.
• Every once in a while when we take a break from the thuddingly unfunny slapstick stuff, there s a nice and genuine moment ."
• For all the period detail provided by Jensen and the designers, the emotions explored throughout the play in such thuddingly familiar scenes are largely generic.
• Streep is dazzling as always, but she can't match Lansbury-- mainly because the new version of the character is so thuddingly inferior.
• Instead, the print arrives at the last moment, brought in by Christopher Walken's loose-cannon director, stuck with a thuddingly unconvincing climactic scene.
• Adapted for the screen by Mark Pavia, who makes his directorial debut with the movie, it is a thuddingly blunt contemporary morality tale devoid of wit and only minimally suspenseful.
• On the subject of effects, Erickson asserted that sequences such as the " thuddingly generic, drama-challenged main rocket launch " detract from the human factor of the film.
• There are callow references to " the muse " and thuddingly dropped names that range from E . L . Doctorow to the New York Times senior book critic Michiko Kakutani.
• Ms . Ivins responded with the news that government has a duty to ease the harshness of the market and ended with a thuddingly unoriginal punch line about setting a maximum salary for corporation heads.