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Luke Johnson, Trusted Reviews: "Sure to go head-to-head with the likes of the iPhone 5 and HTC One over the coming months, the Samsung Galaxy S4 is set to benefit from a raft of immersive, engaging and performance-enhancing features that will complement the improved hardware to create an all-round impressive device".

His open, likeable face actually responds rather well to Luhrmann's hyperactive, beady-eyed direction, and this is an engaging and attractive performance.

And then the latter: "Thankfully, a return to the same venue only a few months ago proved a much more humble, engaging and devoted performance.

This refusal is part engaging and part exasperating - but in the end mostly engaging, and the performances by, among others, Crusoe Kurddal, Jamie Gulpilil and Richard Birrinbirrin have an unforced authority and ease.

December 28 , 1954Mount Vernon, New York Denzel Washington, (born December 28 , 1954 Mount Vernon, New York, U.S.), American actor celebrated for his engaging and powerful performances.

Acosta, meanwhile, responds to the role of Colas with one of his most engaging and attractive performances for a long time, tenderly attentive in his courting of Nuñez, and displaying his answering longing for her in manèges of air-cushioned jetés and pirouettes that fade to casual, suggestive stillness.

Working from yet another top-notch screenplay by the versatile Paul Laverty and boasting a brace of engaging and convincing performances, this blends Loach's trademark tough social realism (Robbie's violent past is faced unflinchingly and without special pleading) with a rewarding strand of escapist fantasy.

On Wednesday night at Harlem Stage Gatehouse, in an engaging and admirably poised performance, Mr. Williams and crew kept evoking the flavor of a distinct moment in jazz and pop: the mid-1990s, when most of them were still in grade school.

The point of the system is to have an uber-tactile controller that is both visually engaging and an enjoyable performance tool.

But the sound was full of body and warmth for a lively and engaging performance by the ensemble of Copland's jazzy, rambunctious and moody "Music for the Theater" (1925), also conducted by Mr. Kernis.

Her Oscar-worthy, dramatic and engaging performance drew me in, and that was it, I was hooked on Grace, the 1950s and all things retro.