Cedric as a slick out-of-town promoter is terrific, Hart as his agent is perfectly wired and Smoove as Andre's BFF is a cat who never loses his cool.
It's probably our uncertain, recessionary times, but the hippie-modern aesthetic of the late '60s and early '70s, with its cavelike sheltering vibe and its tendency toward clutter, feels more reassuring than the slick, not-a-hair-out-of-place minimalism that was all the rage until recently.
It does, and not just because, slick, whizzy, central Manchester has replaced out-of-season Blackpool where the conference resembled a particularly pointless geography field trip – think immoderate alcohol consumption and a lack of anything that could come under the heading "organisation".
For fresh-out-of-grad-school talent, there are small but slick new spaces like Basekamp.
Posted to YouTube by The Bay of Plenty Times, this aerial video traces the slick seeping out of the ship.
Dolphins soon did, though, followed by a sea otter and then two sea lions that followed us briefly, poking their slick heads out of the water.
The slickest will work only this month, and only for Apple devices, but it's a biggie: free live video of every out-of-market game.
Adnani gained fame for churning out slick videos of ISIS beheading Western hostages and gunning down local opponents in mass executions, with the black ISIS flag flying in the background.
Haller is the kind of slick, cynical showman who can't resist making high drama out of every routine legal procedure.
"You come out of it as a gull comes out of an oil slick," he wrote.
Inside, he spoke in aphorisms about hard work, declaring there was "no such word as 'can't.' " And he warned against trusting the slick messages coming out of faraway places like New York City.
