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In response to "okay, can someone tell me what "chewing scenery" means? -- nm" by Beryllium

Over-acting? -- nm

Posted by mara Dec 14 '09, 12:33

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Well, with this in mind, I can see how Sam Rockwell might get that attached to him. (If only for his ZAPHOD) -- nm - Beryllium Dec 14, 12:39 2
- if over-acting suits the role, it really isn't over-acting. -- nm - Guy Dec 14, 12:43
- (However, he was also great for different reasons in Galaxy Quest and Matchstick Men) -- nm - Beryllium Dec 14, 12:40
what she said. -- nm - mafic Dec 14, 12:35
Hmm. i stand corrected. I guess I have always heard it used incorrectly. -- nm - Spawn Dec 14, 12:34 5
- I have never heard this term in a negative context. Always as a compliment. -- nm - con_carne Dec 14, 12:35 4
  - Or you've misinterpreted it. Every time - Roger More Dec 14, 12:37 1
    - No, they were complimenting me on my... oh... NO F-IN' WAY!!! -- nm - ConCarne Dec 14, 12:39
  - It's neither inherently good nor inherently bad, depending on the circumstance. -- nm - Reagen Dec 14, 12:36
  - Me too. -- nm - Spawn Dec 14, 12:36
this. -- nm - Roger More Dec 14, 12:34
No. -- nm - Spawn Dec 14, 12:33
yup -- nm - znufrii Dec 14, 12:33 2
- specifically to the extent that it distracts from everyone else in the scene. -- nm - znufrii Dec 14, 12:38 1
  - Anthony Hopkins is an example of someone who has scenery-chewed in a good way on occasion. -- nm - Reagen Dec 14, 12:40

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