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Maybe all you want is to watch My Friend Dahmer and thank your lucky stars that it's not Harry Styles hammily slouch-limping across the screen.
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Buttigieg, who is gay and quite familiar with the former Indiana governor's anti-gay policies, palmed his face with his left hand and hammily affected a horror-stricken look.
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He called Clement Greenberg "a small and lecherous man," and in general, thought critics were arrogant and stupid "pimps" — a quote hammily and hilariously read aloud by New York Magazine critic Jerry Saltz.
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But Forman eschewed smart asset exchange to get him, paying something like $1.60 on the dollar, and rather hammily romanticized the drafting of the shooting specialist with tales of driving through Midwestern snowstorms to scout him.
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There's a scene towards the end of the movie where Nicolas Cage launches into full-on Nicolas Cage mode, and hammily screams lines like "Blackguards are as thick as flies on a farting goat's arse because of you!" while wearing an eyepatch and rubbing a snake against his face.
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He is a friend of Hobb and the uncle of Gleaner. He shares the same ideas as Hobb does and greatly dislikes the queen.3 ; Hammily : Hammily is Yarrow's wife. She is greatly concerned about Yarrow even when she doesn't understand his actions.
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Vincent Canby of The New York Times criticized the film's tackiness, suggesting it was copied from The Cassandra Crossing and likening it to the work of exploitation filmmaker Lew Grade, criticising the actors as appearing "at a loss". Time Out called it "awful", "formulary" and "hammily acted" but explained its curious editing as resulting from the production problems. The Radio Times gave it 2/5 stars, noting its disjointed quality but praising the acting and snowy special effects.
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On Rotten Tomatoes, the film currently has a rating of 53% based on 109 reviews and an average rating of 5.78/10. The site's critical consensus reads, "Genius seeks to honor worthy subjects, yet never gets close enough to the titular quality to make watching worth the effort". On Metacritic, the film has a weighted average score of 56 out of 100, based on 23 critics, indicating "mixed or average reviews". Among the British reviews of the film, The Guardian wrote, "Michael Grandage's debut film, on Thomas Wolfe and his literary editor Maxwell Perkins, is hammily acted, overstylised and lacking in subtlety", while The Independent wrote, "The acting, along with John Logan's script, belongs to the theatre".
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