| Mel Gibson and Joaquin Phoenix, two actors I don't like very much, perform convincingly and, more important, don't overact and chew the scenery. |
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| But unless you're a huge fan of the Wayans and their ability to overact, you should probably hold on to your money. |
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| Her lack of theater training shows because she is one of the few actors who doesn't overact. |
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| These poorly-articulated frog suits leave the actors inside with little choice but to overact and gesticulate. |
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| Dahl's caricatures could eclipse a production when performed by a cast of skilled actors allowed to overact to their hearts' content, as is the case here. |
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| The director Margot Bordelon and her designers manage shifts in time lucidly, though she sometimes allows the engaging cast to overact. |
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| Pavlova in particular is asked to overact, and not only because she is in a silent. |
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| At times, they do tend to overact or appear patronizing to viewers. |
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| It's the way for us to overact things and make the lyrics more logical. |
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| Protect them against molestation, but if it happens, don't overact and inflate it into a doomsday event. |
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| However, the solutions are not simple, and we should not overact. |
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| Miscarriage is something that affects the whole family so I didn't want to overact or underact. |
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| Such a situation also exists in Karachi and Lahore but since we are tribal people we overact over it. |
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| Tempted to overact at first, he says he now blocks out all other thoughts in an attempt to connect with the lens, be it cinematic or photographic. |
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| Used so that the controller does not overact on the servomotor. |
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| If governments overact and become oppressive, the terrorists will have won, for their theory is that repression will eventually lead to revolution. |
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| George C Scott was allegedly quite annoyed with Kubrick for putting pressure on him to overact his role, and vowed he''d never work with him again. |
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| There is humor and the performances are uniformly good, though Jacques does allow Moreau to overact on occasions in a role that somehow lacks credibility. |
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| His tendency to overact made his performance less realistic. |
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