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Arthur is a clever comedy, and one of Dudley Moore's most successful. He plays a happy, rich drunk whose fortune will be taken away if he doesn't marry a certain woman – but then he meets Liza Minnelli. John Gielgud steals the show as a formal but sarcastic butler with a deliciously biting command of the English language. Witty one-liners, delivered casually between more prominent but less interesting lines of dialogue, comprise most of Arthur's humor, and its story is all heart.

Thunder's fifth album, Giving the Game Away, was an unexpectedly mellow affair, trading in most of the hard rock bombast that characterized the British band's prior releases for slower tempos, unusual restraint, and lots of acoustic guitars. At their most "aggressive" (though "urgent" is a more ideal descriptive), the band delivers what amounts to radio-friendly, middle of the road rock, which isn't to say there's not much to like about examples such as "Time to Get Enough," the mildly muscular "Rolling the Dice," and opener "Just Another Suicide (You Wanna Know)" (even if it basically updates Bryan Adam's "Run to You").

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