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He uses the illusion of dopiness to mask the wheels rapidly turning underneath.
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Joel's appealing dopiness, Nelson's vibrating energy, and Stevens' usual intensity all count for a lot as well.
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This particular way to fail stands out both for its popularity and its obvious ham-headed dopiness.
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If you tend to think the opposite — that their dopiness and gimmickry too often cancel out the appeal of their polished creepiness — then it's reason for hope.
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This in turn prompted a very funny and popular video by a young comedian, Jeffrey Almonte, mocking Insider's tone-deafness and, by extension, the general dopiness of gentrifiers.
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Perhaps that's down to his beaming grin, boyish sense of humour, perceived dopiness and strange likeability, or perhaps it's down to his thumping left foot and eye for an abundantly memorable goal.
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While the team was riven by dysfunction and dopiness, Mattingly was reliably one of the best hitters in baseball; by the time the team started to figure things out, during the brief executive exile of their ulcerous owner, Mattingly was already in decline.
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O. Scott) 'Central Intelligence' (PG-70833, 70823:70813) Reuniting two former high school acquaintances (Kevin Hart and Dwayne Johnson) for an odd-couple caper of staggering dopiness, the director Rawson Marshall Thurber creates a clean-out-the-fridge soup of celebrity cameos and C.I.A. confusion.
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O. Scott) 'Central Intelligence' (PG-66073, 66063:66053) Reuniting two former high school acquaintances (Kevin Hart and Dwayne Johnson) for an odd-couple caper of staggering dopiness, the director Rawson Marshall Thurber creates a clean-out-the-fridge soup of celebrity cameos and C.I.A. confusion.
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For the Toronto Star, Geoff Pevere wrote that the film "trades in the kind of deadpan comic sullenness that's far closer to the mopey dopiness of Jim Jarmusch or Aki Kaurismäki than the romantic languor of Leonard Cohen." He compared the film to Jarmusch's Stranger Than Paradise, and concluded that "It's a case of the parts adding up to a hole: At its best (and it does have some very funny sequences) Looking for Leonard reminds you just how comically subversive silence can be."Geoff Pevere, "Leonard Cohen inspires movie with pauses that refresh". Toronto Star, November 29, 2002.
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