She uses the fear and anger that are part of any comedian's makeup to turn an overperformed song into a funny, aggressive and bizarrely affecting acknowledgment of mortality.
Their blockbuster "Evita" was presented in a lavish but lifeless production that imported the show's London star, Elena Roger, as a rather shrill, shrinking Eva Peron, and Ryan Seacrest — oops, I mean Ricky Martin — as a bizarrely chipper Che.
She further compliments Ellis as "a bizarrely moral writer who specializes in evoking the amoral".
It's still a "round-the-clock slumber party," as a bizarrely cheerful friend of mine once called it.
It was a bizarrely calculated move.
Rose McIver does a nice job as Susie's younger sister Lindsey Nikki SooHooo, sporting a bizarrely intermittent accent, detracts from her scenes as Susie's guide to the afterlife.
Two weeks ago, when hundreds of miners perished near the town of Soma, Erdoğan rushed to the scene, and offered a bizarrely defensive lecture — as if the deaths were a personal affront.
Beneath the makeup, he's playing a bizarrely severe man who seems dead inside, and as soon as Mark meets him, the anxiety starts to hit us.
His expression is bashful, as if he were aware of what a bizarrely severe impulse it is to vocalise more than a decade later, older and wiser and far from the heat of the moment.
As well as tributes to movie history, Maddin's films are also self-portraits, of a bizarrely encrypted sort.
