Phrases with «overacting»

Overacting means to act in a theatrical or exaggerated manner, often going beyond what is necessary or natural, usually in a performance. Full definition

Sentences with «overacting»

  • The film is saved somewhat from the abyss by Jason Lee, here in his first big role, with his energetic take as Brodie (although he does often overact in a very grating fashion), and some occasional funny lines penned by Kevin Smith that manage to give the film a level of amusement, even if the best lines are delivered without the necessary finesse. (qwipster.net)
  • The only complaint is that there's a lot of overacting from everyone in the cast, and the motive of the killings isn't exactly clear or sensical. (rottentomatoes.com)
  • These sequences almost seem ridiculous; not only does Angelina Jolie completely overact as the boy's mother, but Stone's style is reminiscent of countless History Channel documentaries on the same subject. (bucketreviews.com)
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