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But even with her stinko lines, Weaver has never been as flabbergastingly gorgeous and charismatic.

And here is the surprise: Mr. Cruise is flabbergastingly right for this role.

The book, "The Big Love," written with Tedd Thomey, was described by the novelist William Styron as flabbergastingly vulgar, at times inexplicably touching, a "masterpiece" and a work of "wild comic genius."

Part of an international television series on Bible stories, which so far has succeeded quite admirably with "Abraham," "Jacob" and "Joseph," this "Moses" (filmed, like the first three, in Morocco) strives for painstaking authenticity, looks splendid and is flabbergastingly dull.