The description of the Blitz and the devastation it causes is utterly believable: this is Ursula, stunned (or killed?) by the shockwave of a bomb: "Her name was Susie, apparently.
He's really cool in it, plays it completely straight, and is utterly believable as the hunk majordomo whose respect all the tight-vest-wearing honeyz crave, to the extent that you just want to watch it all over again once it ends.
The voice is harder, coarser than it had been in 1985, but it suits the grittiness of the song – Houston is utterly believable as a woman who has suffered.
Everything in this film is utterly believable, so much so that at times it seems almost anecdotal, a sweet little anthology of kids doing the darnedest things.
He is utterly believable, and curiously sympathetic.
She is utterly believable as Hall's young doppelganger, right down to the way she grabs her Birkin bag.
The CGI robot is utterly believable as a fledgling, sentient lifeform – by turns inquisitive, sensitive, angry and distressed.
Each and every character is utterly believable, even when they're lying, which they do with surprisingly subtle expressions and glances.
Benton, especially, is utterly believable as a woman who is feisty and courageous enough to dress as a male soldier so that she can sneak into camp and give all the doomed young men one last kiss.
Casting the tenor lead as a nerd was one of Weill's more inspired ideas, but while he is utterly believable, he's not very appealing despite Peter Furlong's strong singing.
