Enjoyably

It was bright, upbeat, enjoyably violent, and boasted a fun cast of notable supporting players, including the inimitable Luis Guzmán, Jaime Alexander, and Rodrigo Santoro.

The film is an enjoyably creative addition to vampire lore due in large part to Cage's contributions as the world's most famous vamp.

This list leaps from “literally anywhere in France” to the enjoyably obscure Bissagos Islands (off the coast of Guinea-Bissau, West Africa, if you were wondering).

Think the BBC has found its next Line of Duty/Bodyguard," whereas another said: "Actually, it's no more absurd than any overblown Hollywood action movie, but it has lots of enjoyably parochial British references in it too.

It’s sweet, funny, sad and at moments enjoyably cringe-y.

A mid-budget drama about the underground world of poker, is one of the most easily and enjoyably rewatchable movies of the late 90s and features star turns from then on-the-rise actors Edward Norton and Matt Damon.

Boy George however is a real boon, enjoyably irreverent in the stagey inter-panel banter (repeatedly calling Faith “Palaver” is a nice touch) but eloquent and sensible when dealing with the contestants.

Cate Blanchett is also enjoyably campy as the villainous Irina Spalko, and the late John Hurt is overall commendable as Professor Oxley.

He does pull off one diverting action sequence, set aboard a fast-moving train and goosed by an enjoyably bombastic Hans Zimmer score.

In this enjoyably catty look at the odd world of fashion journalism, Meryl Streep relishes a break from being cast as a misery-guts, and plays the perfectionist editor of Runway (a thinly veiled Vogue).

At this point, it’s a fetus in need of some more time, and as directed by Claudia Weill (Public’s ) they have found some enjoyably cute setups together, but the play itself hasn’t quite matured enough to be fully dilated.

It’s one of the weaker 007 films and at times seems more of a comedy than a tense action adventure, but it’s enjoyably frivolous.

There are fleeting moments where Holmes & Watson feels like one of Ferrell's better absurd comedies, but for the most part it's a botched attempt to realize what sounds like an enjoyably goofy idea on paper (Sherlock Holmes by way of Step Brothers).