And while it's probably understandable that " Pride " would want to avoid mentioning Horn's near-death experience, it just makes NBC seem even cheesier for bragging about its " exclusive " interview with him in a Sept . 15 special titled-- groan-- " Siegfried & amp; Roy : The Miracle ."
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Exploring the cheesier side of the retro sound, this compilation leads off with Della Reese doing " The Lady Is a Tramp " and ends 17 tracks later with Eartha Kitt; in between are some hot numbers by the likes of Bobby Darin, Rosemary Clooney, Sarah Vaughan, and duets with Louis Prima and Keely Smith and Count Basie and Tony Bennett.
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Here you can t count the disco balls fast enough not to mention the roller skates, the frosted-pink lips, and the glittering spandex that the director, Christopher Ashley, hurls at you like a PCP flashback . " Xanadu " is far sleazier and cheesier than conventional musical theatre, and it points out just how tame most other musicals are ."
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On the other hand, Roy Hrab of " DVD Verdict " gave the film a mixed review and writes " Gratuitous nudity, extreme violence, plentiful bloodletting, cheesy sets, even cheesier fashion, discount special effects, and lousy acting; it's all on display in " Hong Kong Godfather ", a Shaw Brothers production that makes for a fairly entertaining distraction ."
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GameZone's Louis Bedigian scored the game 8.4 out of 10, feeling " " Dark Cloud 2 " includes many annoyances that were not present in the first game, such as a longer, cheesier storyline; dorkier characters; and voice-overs that are so traumatizing you'll think you were watching an episode of " Blue's Clues " . " He concluded that " For all its annoyances, " Dark Cloud 2 " is still a really, really good game.
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It is actually kind of reminiscent of those old-school Radio Disney songs that would mimic the melody of some major hit, make it a thousand times cheesier, and then have a rapper enter midway through to appeal to the new, hip generation . Needless to say, Colbie s hip-hop experiment ends in futility . " Andrea Hinton from Stanford Daily wrote that the song " has Caillat almost yelling during the grating chorus and, along with an unbelievably underwhelming contribution from rapper Common, seems out of place in the album ."
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The website Brutal As Hell wrote that the movie is " a film cheesier than a Kraft dairy farm and far more likable than it has any right to be, " while faulting it for being " preachy, corny and overlong, with a shameless heart-string yanking climax . " " Home Media Magazine " wrote, " Like an episode of " Total Sci-Fi Online " granted only 1 star out of 10, saying, " At the core of " InAlienable " is an idea around which a terrific movie could be made, but unfortunately this isn't it . " The website DVD Verdict wrote, " A courtroom thriller masquerading as a sci-fi drama, " InAlienable " is an intriguing effort with higher acting caliber than one might expect . . . " InAlienable " is far from groundbreaking cinema, but Koenig plays around with a lot of interesting ideas and themes.
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"Rolling Stone " s Nick Murray expressed that the duo's " disco revival isn't quite as cheeky as similar efforts from, say, Duck Sauce [ . . . ] but songs like'Sexy Socialite'are clearly meant as clever fun all the same . " Jonathan Zwickel of " Now " stated that " the novelty disco elements are balanced by enough rock-solid grooves that the cheesier moments don't stink up the whole thing . " " The Guardian " s Lanre Bakare observed that " there are more sophisticated elements at play " on the album, but felt that " [ t ] he comedy lyrics and tongue-in-cheek delivery mask the fact that behind the japes there are some brilliant songwriting chops . " In a negative review, Leonie Cooper of the " NME " found the album to be " so dripping with awkward, wink-wink irony that it's utterly impossible to appreciate the Hall & Oates style synth pop that underpins the yacht rocking groove of'Old 45s'", and concluded, " Even a run of solid guest stars [ . . . ] can't pump any passion into this flaccid cringe-fest ."
