Sentences with phrase «enough charisma»

No man had ever before dropped Casillas to the bench but the only man with enough charisma and bravery to do so is Mourinho.

While Fields is still held hostage by the underwhelming story progression and boring scene work in The Raven, Evans emits just enough charisma in the role to successfully keep things going during a number of dialogue heavy scenes that would have otherwise been cause for eye rolling.

Lopez is appealing, but McConaughey's character doesn't really show enough charisma onscreen to buy her falling for him so quickly.

While he doesn't have the comedic refinement of Disney's two most reliable leading men of the day (Fred MacMurray and Dean Jones), he does have enough charisma for the film to rely on.

And although it's not quite the king of the hill, the SRT 392 brings enough charisma, value, and capability to make a strong case for itself on any performance coupe shopping list.

Producer Dimitri Rassam calls del Toro «one of the rare actors with enough charisma and range to play such a multi-faceted character as Escobar, who could be wonderfully charming yet dangerous and menacing.»

Penelope is an awful person, but there's enough charisma in Johnson's performance to suggest that once she grows up a little, she'll be one of those fascinating awful types you can't stand to be around but also don't want to miss what they do next.

Not all of us can muster up enough charisma to match the reference in the song, but we know that people are more likely to be influenced by a charismatic leader.

If Ed Miliband is good enough to think he is a Leader, never mind being one, then he should have enough charisma and clout to bend the Party his way without the desire to pick and choose which moral code and rules to abandon.

Meanwhile, Johnson has enough charisma and swagger to sell Davis as being a worthy hero in his own right, with a simple character arc to boot.

I feel like the principal actress didn't have enough charisma.

It helps that he spends most of his time listening to a cast (Josh Brolin, Reese Witherspoon, Benicio del Toro, Owen Wilson) with enough charisma to fill a dozen films, but never is he lost in the shuffle of sunny dispositions.

His best roles are the ones that harness that silliness, but even as a dour action hero, Jackman has enough charisma to emerge with his dignity intact.

Hemsworth struggles with his American accent, but he has enough charisma to make believable the loyalty of Captain Nelson's men, who follow him despite his lack of actual battle experience.

This isn't Broderick's best work by any stretch - but he has enough charisma to successfully pull off a double turn as the appealing hero and the raving lunatic Robo Gadget that Claw creates.

He has more than enough charisma to hold it together, even if his one big emotional scene feels a bit, well, stony.

Though he comes across as a mild sociopath at times (like in one scene where he matter - of - factly tells Phil that he wants to rip open his antique grandfather clock to see how it works), Gyllenhaal imbues Davis with enough charisma that he turns an otherwise unsympathetic character into someone whose erratic behavior is understandable, if not completely relatable.

Although it is a rather inconsequential film in the end, while it's on, the likeability factor is high, with enough charisma to almost make you overlook its aspirations to be worse.

Will Smith has enough charisma to carry most films by himself, but he's really in his element in a slam - bang action flick like this.

Cancun itself has enough charisma to keep you entertained all on its own.

He had enough charisma to pull it off.