Sentence examples for nuanced comedy from inspiring English sources
This is disappointing because Mr. Orloff has previously shown a facility for nuanced comedy, in "Funny as a Crutch".
Information: (914) 428-4220, extension 243. ) For Nuanced Comedy Robert Klein concurs with his fellow comedians that anything can be the grist for humor.
What's surprising is that it's a remarkably tender, even slightly mawkish at times, sitcom, in which the title character is an innocent who loves Rolf Harris, Jesus ("because he's nice"), Britain's Got Talent, and clipping the toenails of the elderly residents – the tone flowing between nuanced comedy and poignancy.
They sacrifice their time and social lives so that they can inform YOU and tell YOU whether or not you should spend YOUR valuable time on Nine Lives, Kevin Spacey's most embarrassing piece of work yet, or the nuanced comedy and sharp observations of Mike Birbiglia's Don't Think Twice.
Australia-based Irishman Jimeoin, who does a similar but more nuanced comedy-of-recognition schtick as McIntyre, could well be the new run's breakout act.
With "Something's Gotta Give," Ms. Meyers moves closer in spirit to the emotionally nuanced comedies of her friend James L. Brooks ("Terms of Endearment," "As Good as It Gets").
But if "Ferdydurke" is a Freudian farce, it is also nuanced cultural comedy.
For "Best in Show" is essentially a well-organized, exquisitely nuanced skit comedy, "Saturday Night Live -style sketches Live -styletched together and refined to the nth degree.
A heady mix of facial tics, comic timing and nuanced physical comedy, it's a performance that probably deserved a series in its own right.
The film follows The Squid and the Whale and Little Miss Sunshine as this year's nuanced indie comedy drama about a screwed-up, middle-class family featuring one literature professor.
This is Feig, and his trusted, regular team of McCarthy and Wiig, having huge amounts of fun once again with genre silliness, as opposed to essaying the more nuanced indie comedy of Bridesmaids.
