melodramatic
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Most of you must know that Udayakumar, a contemporary of Rajkumar, was famous for his highly melodramatic performances.
of or relating to melodrama.
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As for the role of men in this movie, let me say that, for the most part, they are not depicted as 'melodramatic' villains.
Characters disappear inexplicably and there is much 'melodramatic' action, with farce never far off.
I screamed, and swooped off to my room in 'melodramatic' fashion.
As a production of the book and opera Carmen, Karmen Gai does offer some wonderfully 'melodramatic' scenes.
Perhaps you think me 'melodramatic' , or even histrionic.
He does a lot of gritty dark 'melodramatic' flicks where hundreds of guys get shot down in crazy action scenes, then all the good guys die horribly in a tragic ending.
My character is really 'melodramatic' , in that one minute she is throwing a tantrum and the next she is laughing hysterically, but I wasn't at all like that.
I'm almost totally over yesterday's 'melodramatic' tantrum.
But somehow the 'melodramatic' elements are transcended, and the movie moves you, as movies always should.
They probably did so with 'melodramatic' flourish, causing fear and speculation to run wild.
What follows is a 'melodramatic' romance doubling as a shallow history lesson, and that's just the first half of the picture.
No slight was intended, I'm sure, the sin - to be 'melodramatic' for a moment - being one of omission, not commission.
Frequently theatrical and 'melodramatic' , it captured the tensions of wartime Britain, thriving in enforced isolation.
Clearly, the 'melodramatic' plot is a vehicle for the wacky characters and witty dialogue, and the performances are crisp and funny.
He has paid his dues to the sentimental and the 'melodramatic' , and is now ready to abandon these narrative modes.
They've matured, shedding the preoccupation with teen angst that might previously have led them to be perceived as 'melodramatic' .
The repetitions, sudden shifts in direction and 'melodramatic' flourishes fit neatly into the frantic pace of the contemporary dance beat.
What was outstanding was the way the entire film was knit together with enough play of emotions without becoming 'melodramatic' .
Most of you must know that Udayakumar, a contemporary of Rajkumar, was famous for his highly 'melodramatic' performances.
It would be in the hands of most directors, but Moretti doesn't allow 'melodramatic' excess to infiltrate his story.
So, yesterday I was being a little 'melodramatic' and very emotional.
Incidentally, the above use of ‘martyr’ was no exaggeration or 'melodramatic' affectation.
In the process they have cut the worst of the sentimental and 'melodramatic' elements to create a much tauter, more compelling plot-line.
It would be a 'melodramatic' exaggeration for me to say that I fight this battle within myself every day.
This is a subversive comedy dressed up as a 'melodramatic' thriller about money, sex and revenge.
Folks, give a break to your sob serials and 'melodramatic' movies this Sunday and stay hooked to Discovery as an extinct tiger comes to life.
You would expect to see those kinds of stories on a 'melodramatic' TV drama.
You might say that Maddin directs in a genre all his own, remaking 'melodramatic' movies that never existed.
His action had not only hurt this other person, but it also hurt me, because as 'melodramatic' as it sounds, I almost started to cry.
He returned to characters who offered identification even though it was mostly via 'melodramatic' exaggeration.
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