Sentence examples for amiable comedy from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, this is very amiable comedy from an on-form stand-up, celebrating the daft little dramas that punctuate even the most inauspicious lives.

He was in more comfortable territory with Neil Simon's amiable comedy I Ought To Be In Pictures (1982), which he had successfully directed on stage two years before.

A Phoenix Too Frequent, an amiable comedy set in a tomb near Ephesus, was premiered at London's Mercury theatre in 1946.

But so be it and on with the nuptials in Joel Zwick's film, which struck most critics as "an amiable comedy," as Dave Kehr wrote in The New York Times, before word-of-mouth turned it into a runaway hit.

This week sees a slight return to form for the Oscar-winner, with the release of amiable comedy Danny Collins, in which he plays an ageing rocker trying to reconnect with his family.

Hercules is not the harrowing Euripidean tragedy in which the hero slaughters his family in a fit of insanity, but an amiable comedy for all ages written by Helen Eastman.

"The Vandal," a modest but amiable comedy-drama that is the playwriting debut of Mr. Linklater, a talented actor, depicts the gradual coming together of two lonely souls in surprising, supernatural circumstances.

Once upon a time... Woody Allen was known as a sophisticated writer, actor, and director of amiable comedies.

Here is an amiable animated comedy that has had a wildly enthusiastic response in the US.

But for children not old enough to grasp its larger resonance, "But the Giraffe" is essentially an amiable little comedy that extols the virtue of selflessness and sharing.

An amiable romantic comedy with fatal attractions to primary colors, glorious scenery (locations include Switzerland, Italy, Australia and even India) and 360-degree pans, "Bachna" starts too cute.