The phrase "acting nicely" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone behaving in a pleasant or agreeable manner.
Example: "The children were acting nicely during the family gathering, which made the event enjoyable for everyone."
Alternatives: "behaving well" or "conducting oneself kindly".
But it's the beautifully chiselled dialogue - counterpointed by near-static camerawork and a nicely mannered acting style - that remains the chief attraction.
Together, we alight on the interesting truth that the film's central statement "Our lives are not our own" nicely defines acting itself.
JAFFA -- ** (out of four) A melodramatic Israeli film with some nicely restrained acting by two lovers surrounded by scenery chewing and a cheap, intrusive score.
Neither has he considered the other danger his flippant challenge poses: if someone does invent one, it will condemn a generation of young men who should be going out and dating and smiling nicely and acting interested, and leave them to wither on the vine, alone at home pumping load after load into these sensational condoms.
When Troy was released in 2004, the cinemagoing public was treated to an attractive array of flesh and sandals, distracting nicely from a patchy plot and acting more wooden than the set's biggest prop.
And the script includes the "All the world's a stage" speech, delivered nicely by Chris Thorn as an emo Jaques, boisterously acting out the seven ages of man.
Robin Shou emerges as a reflective, courageous hero, and Linden Ashby nicely spoofs his movie star role, but the key acting honors go to Lambert and Tagawa, who bring a light, humorous touch to their embodiments of Good and Evil.
Rounding out his abilities nicely, he took up ice skating, classical ballet, gymnastics and acting.
The current study nicely complements this work and identified a different gene (Tjp1a) which is acting only on the iridophores.
