| It's a distended medley of uproars, asinine taunts, genuine skill, charm, and self-indulgence. |
| The graveyard of decadence is self-indulgence, and Clark can be found wandering among the tombstones on occasion. |
| Unfortunately, it seems that self-indulgence and fame prevented Thompson from further, similar forays of genuine experience. |
| The new work, for example, is somewhat autobiographical, a self-indulgence that once he would not have allowed himself. |
| The cast approaches the material with relish and Polanski prevents broad characterisations and self-indulgence amongst his actors. |
| This movie is a glorious self-indulgence about a man who is gloriously self-indulgent. |
