Way to overact, Zoidberg!

sheesh, can win give an award to Mr. Choggs for overacting and overstating his humble opinion or what?

swampy... with shatner, it's not called 'overacting', it's called 'range'

Actually it's the reverse tbone8ty: CBS News Followup

In the one time that he was said to be "off his medication" or "overacting" by Rush Limbaugh for a ad supporting stem cell research. Micheal actually was over-medicated and dyskinesic in said ad, nothing that has to do with this interview. Even in that "controversial" ad he denies trying to play up his disease in any way shape or form.

He also made a note that without his medication he wouldn't be able to speak. I don't see anyway that this incident should allow us to "parody" on his disease.

(Personal opinion below... if its just me I'll never mention it again)

Tarantino is a shit-actor.

... its three things; he's always this boring false-badass character, he always overacts the role, and he is never able to react as if he doesn't know what they're going to say. His timing is all over the place and his rolling banter ("no not thank you, what do you say about the tasty beverage") sounds like scripted rolling banter. Very unbelievable and distracting as an actor.

Ladies and Gentlemen, we've just seen the video. What we've seen speaks for itself. The videosift website has apparently been taken over - "conquered" if you will - by a master race of overacting praerie dogs. It's difficult to tell from this vantage point whether they will consume the amazing ukulele play or merely own the home made light saber duel. One thing is for certain: there is no stopping them; the praerie dogs will soon be top five. And I for one welcome our new rodent overlords. I'd like to remind them that as a yet-to-receive-a-star videosift personality I could be helpful in rounding up others to toil in their underground video queue.

HAIL PRAIRIE DOG!

Well first of all, I'm not English - I'm British, and so are you. Scotland, which now exists only in the past and the overactive imaginations of people who've watched Braveheart too many times, has been British for several hundred years and now is the time to grow up and accept it.

There's a reason why countries merge and grow, and that is: they're better off that way; be grateful.

Am I the only one who hated this movie, thought it was completely contrived and stupid, and found Denzel Washington to be overacting?

For instance, in the course of their day, Denzel and Ethan end up saving a girl who is being assaulted in a back alley. Later in the movie, one of the guys Denzel has hired to kill Ethan Hawke finds the girl's wallet in Ethan Hawke's pocket. The girl turns out to be the thug's sister and so he chooses to help Ethan's character. Deus ex machina. Is that not just a bit of an outlandish coincidence on which to pin your story?

Insofar as you can hate a piece of art, I hate this movie. To me it's just an example of successful marketing and people's increasingly "fast food" take on culture these days.

oh he's overacting all right, but in a David Lynch film that is perfectly acceptable.

what spelled out for me that it was fake ... other than the overacting news anchors ... was when emma bolted out onto the field ... there was a camera squarely positioned on her already, not moving, catching her every jiggle ...

Take every gun movie stereotype ever and do it again with finger guns and overacting.

The only creative bit was the surprise the first time it happened. I liked that.