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To my eye the visuals are likably reminiscent of Friz Freleng's Pink Panther, and of course a little more so of the Kells illustrations themselves.

The Secret of Kells Peter Bradshaw 2010

By contrast, McCarthy's Win Win is touchingly funny, featuring the most likably normal character Paul Giamatti has ever played -- and pairing him with the delightfully edgy Amy Ryan and the hilariously exuberant Bobby Cannavale.

Marshall Fine: Live From Sundance 2011: Day 2 Marshall Fine 2011

Fear is the theme as Ryan, played most likably by Elijah Wood, is railroaded into an unlikely alliance with his psychotic, pot-growing, porn-loving neighbour Spencer, scarcely a week after Wilfred persuaded Ryan to break into Spencer's house, steal all his pot and take a dump in his boot.

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It was presented by Miranda Sawyer, radio critic of the Observer, and was a likably non-sensational survey.

Radio review: Sex, Porn and Teenagers (Radio 4) Elisabeth Mahoney 2010

Huw Stephens is easy with daytime now, and likably daft Nick Grimshaw is made for it.

Rewind radio: Colin Paterson, Rachel Burden; Zane Lowe, Annie Mac; In Search of Barney Bubbles 2012

If this was being intoned on-air by Jon Stewart, the cue for massive studio-audience laughter would have been activated at the word chadors, allowing him to beam modestly and likably through the mildly suggestive last four words.

Cheap Laughs 2009

Loony surprises that seemed bizarrely amusing in the arch British setting don't feel as nutty in L.A. Rock is likably humorous and has some chemistry with Lawrence, who is low-key in his bespectacled role.

'Death at a Funeral': Some flashes of life, but kind of stiff 2010

But if Naked were a play, actor after actor would get to dig into those monologues and get a chance to put their own spin on this likably unlikable character.

Michael Giltz: DVDs: The Best High School Movies of All Time Michael Giltz 2011

If this was being intoned on-air by Jon Stewart, the cue for massive studio-audience laughter would have been activated at the word chadors, allowing him to beam modestly and likably through the mildly suggestive last four words.

Cheap Laughs 2009

Morris interviews the likably eccentric McKinney who is now taking legal action against the film and the gentlemanly, diffident British diary journalist Peter Tory, who covered the story.

Tabloid – review 2011