Sentences with phrase «everything in this movie feels»

Home Again - Everything in this movie feels utterly fake, from its smiley, wealthy, all - white setting to the ludicrously thin characters.

Then again, everything in this movie feels awkward, right down to the inert sex scenes between Hathaway and Chen's sister, Lien (Wei Tang).

Every element of the script, from the girl's downfall to the desertion of their friends to the villainous rival to the making of new allies, everything in this movie feels old and tired.

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I LOVE fall!!!! Halloween is to me what most people feel about Christmas I love everything from the rich fall colors, cool air, yummy comfort foods (when you can finally cook in a kitchen that isn't 100 degrees) and scary movies to enjoy under cozy blankets in the dark with fall scented candles burning...... Love Thank you for getting me excited over the coming of my favorite season!!!!!!

Whereas in the past certain 3D presentations felt muted with blunted colors and image distortion, The Lego Movie does everything correct.

But Forster's meticulousness — coupled with ample excuses to blow stuff up — isn't enough to turn World War Z into one of those class - A end - of - everything movies that leaves you feeling just a little bit queasy, momentarily uncertain of your own small place in this unmanageable world.

Hanks» solid yet stiff performance is, in the end, emblematic of everything that's wrong with Inferno, as the film's overly serious feel is completely at odds with the fun, fast - paced tone of Brown's page - turner - with, especially, the dull third act ensuring that the movie ends on as anti-climactic a note as one could envision.

And although the movie spins its wheels in the buildup to its final battle, Spartacus benefits substantially from an absolutely enthralling skirmish that stands as the high point in the proceedings - to the extent that most everything that follows, which comprises an additional 40 minutes or so, is simply unable to avoid an anticlimactic feeling of superfluousness by comparison.

Everything that made the first film so much fun is still here and done in a way that doesn't feel like a simple rehash of the first movie.

The various reveals are deliberately placed for maximum effectiveness and, while everything else in the movie stops for them, there's always the feeling that life is going on in the background.

And while a lot of Don't Breathe brings that same level of intensity, it's a much more restrained and calculated brand of horror that builds tension through silence — and because so much of the movie is quiet, everything else feels like a punch in the gut.

The Extra-Terrestrial, the definitive boy - and - his - dog movie, as I can't help but feel that E.T.'s departure will leave a bigger, more cavernous hole than the one Elliot started with — a troublesome notion that the pompous uplift of John Williams's score does everything in its power to drown out.

And because DC apparently feels the need to mimic the ultra-successful Marvel Cinematic Universe, this movie has to pause everything long enough to briefly introduce not just Wonder Woman, but also the Flash, Aquaman, and Cyborg in anticipation of the upcoming Justice League movie.

Everything about the movie's progression feels tired and stale, right down to the inevitable sequences in which the Americans learn their backwards hosts aren't that bad after all.

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The first Kingsman movie was a breath of fresh air, bringing a subversive tongue in cheek edge to the current glut of franchise movies that are so tired and repetitive, with each one feeling like an imitation of everything else.

In fact, everything about the entire production feels old, having been spoofed countless times in previous movies, and on TV shows that Wayans had been involved in, «SNL» and «In Living Color»In fact, everything about the entire production feels old, having been spoofed countless times in previous movies, and on TV shows that Wayans had been involved in, «SNL» and «In Living Color»in previous movies, and on TV shows that Wayans had been involved in, «SNL» and «In Living Color»in, «SNL» and «In Living Color»In Living Color».

itself, Kameron, you wrote that it was «the kind of movie that makes me want to avoid the internet for a century,» which makes me curious about how you and the rest of the gang have approached writing about tricky films in a moment where everything feels polarized between «this movie will save mankind!»

This is a movie that feels like it was gutted in the editing phase, stripping away nearly all attempts at basic exposition, streamlining everything down to a very basic level to give maximum exposure to fighting and computer generated effects.

If you've seen even a handful of Tommy - gun movies, however, everything that happens here will feel preordained, right down to the sniveling local sheriff who's helpless in the face of both our criminal anti-heroes and the psychopathic lawman in from Chicago.

The first film felt like a fun little movie to pay homage to some classic horror movies, and seeing the success, it felt like Wirkola put in everything he had to make sure that this movie stood on its own and it sure a fuck does.

Lady Bird: One of the unique elements of Lady Bird is the feeling that you don't exactly appreciate everything in the movie until it ends.

This movie is originally a series of graphic novels by Bryan Lee O'Malley, where in the novel everything is video game based, kinda chaotic, and with kinda old style 8 - bit side scrolling fighting style and video game feel to it.

It felt like watching an old movie on a really battered, well - worn VHS tape and then watching the same movie's director's cut on Blu - ray on the biggest 3D television possible: the change in quality was dramatic in every way, from the video quality to the audio to the acting, writing, direction, special effects — everything.

In an unfancy way — in a way that's like life, not like movies — everything that happens in «I'll See You in My Dreams» is about waking her up and making her feel again, from the handsome new man played by Elliott, to the presence of an unlikely new drinking buddy, the new pool guy (Martin StarrIn an unfancy way — in a way that's like life, not like movies — everything that happens in «I'll See You in My Dreams» is about waking her up and making her feel again, from the handsome new man played by Elliott, to the presence of an unlikely new drinking buddy, the new pool guy (Martin Starrin a way that's like life, not like movies — everything that happens in «I'll See You in My Dreams» is about waking her up and making her feel again, from the handsome new man played by Elliott, to the presence of an unlikely new drinking buddy, the new pool guy (Martin Starrin «I'll See You in My Dreams» is about waking her up and making her feel again, from the handsome new man played by Elliott, to the presence of an unlikely new drinking buddy, the new pool guy (Martin Starrin My Dreams» is about waking her up and making her feel again, from the handsome new man played by Elliott, to the presence of an unlikely new drinking buddy, the new pool guy (Martin Starr).

Everything comes together in this movie — a phenomenal story; great performances (particularly from Perkins, whose take on Norman evokes precisely the right mix of sympathy and horror); the black - and - white cinematography (done, by most accounts, as both a cost - cutting measure and to lessen the impact of the bloody scenes), which contributes to an edgy, noir - ish feel that serves to increase the tension; and a killer soundtrack (horrible pun intended).

He brought along his «Argo» writer Chris Terrio to pen the new adaptation, and producer Kathleen Kennedy told us last year that there's no fear of another version so soon, saying «I don't do usually do remakes, but this was also a movie that wasn't seen by a lot of people in the U.S.. It's an absolutely fantastic movie, but at the same time, there was a bit of a flaw in the third act in terms of how everything wrapped up, so it just felt like perfect remake material.»

In other words, almost everything in this film feels like a reference to another movie, but it's expertly assembled to look fabulous from start to finish, with some seriously striking sequences along the waIn other words, almost everything in this film feels like a reference to another movie, but it's expertly assembled to look fabulous from start to finish, with some seriously striking sequences along the wain this film feels like a reference to another movie, but it's expertly assembled to look fabulous from start to finish, with some seriously striking sequences along the way.

But Waititi also knows there's a unique groove to be found in the middle of all of this, and when the movie syncs up everything from its auteur's facility for sight gags to the actors» impressive young - fuck - up - meets - old - fart chemistry, Wilderpeople generates enough good will to make the stalest of plot devices feel semi-fresh.

The movie's mix of music and era doesn't quite make sense, strictly speaking, but like everything in this loose, inspired and yet tonally precise film, it feels right.

And so everything that Todd brought to the movie made it richer and more beautiful and filled it out in a way that I feel privileged to have observed and to be part of.

After the first few moments of the movie everything feels like repetition meant for those in the audience who either fell asleep or didn't hear the first time.

It takes a while for the trio to get together and hit the road (everything takes a while in this movie, which feels longer than its 125 - minute running time).

Before anyone feels the need to point out that Laurie Strode had a son, not a daughter, as played by Josh Hartnett in 1998's Halloween: H20, remember that the new Halloween movie (directed by David Gordon Green, and co-written by Green and Danny McBride) will pick up after part two, and ignore everything that came after.

Also, part of me felt as though everything we had seen so far in the film was leading up to this punch line, which took away from the whole movie experience.

But for everything that the movie gets right, «What We Do in the Shadows» suffers from the same problem as Taika Waititi and Clement's last collaboration, the geek - chic rom - com «Eagle vs. Shark» — namely, that the concept feels like it's been stretched well beyond its limits, despite the brisk 85 - minute runtime.

Everything to this point in Gerwig's career now feels like it was prologue to Frances Ha, the 2013 movie that she starred in and also co-wrote with Noah Baumbach (who directed).

Cable, the gruff, cyborg Mutant from a dystopian future, made his dark and gritty debut in the new trailer for Deadpool 2, and at first, everything seems to serious that it feels like a totally different type of movie from the irreverant comedy of the first flick.

and taxi's lined up at the mall» front door - mall has everything supermarket, movies, air - cond and great place to walk in comfort and eat, rooms are very clean staff a # 1 towels for pool them will make you feel at home off street parking!

Of course, the downside is that something which felt like a pretty big plot element for the new movies could end up leaving a lot of fans feeling like it got sidelined and that they have to go and pay to play a game in order to fill everything in.

However, thematically the game manages to nail just about everything else, the vast lifeless desert, junk cars and dramatic chases so perfectly replicating the feel of the movies that by swapping over to first - person driving mode you could almost believe you were in Fury Road.

Don't get me wrong, the game looked nice and graphically ambitious — but pop - in was pretty bad, texture load speeds, framerate dips, jaggies, slight stutter etc... In Movie mode the game felt more consistent and the quality of the game looked much better — everything is sharper, there was less pop - in and it just felt and looked better to plain was pretty bad, texture load speeds, framerate dips, jaggies, slight stutter etc... In Movie mode the game felt more consistent and the quality of the game looked much better — everything is sharper, there was less pop - in and it just felt and looked better to plaIn Movie mode the game felt more consistent and the quality of the game looked much better — everything is sharper, there was less pop - in and it just felt and looked better to plain and it just felt and looked better to play.

One particular for me was Stitch in Lilo and Stitch, to quote the movie he was «cute and fluffy» the adorable nature of the character made it hard to be belief that he could be truly evil but because he had to fight his urges for destruction and mayhem many of us couldn't help but feel for this character and watching his struggles in his attempts to be good kept us amused and entertained with everything he did right and everything he did wrong.

He's so out of place in design with everything and everyone around him that it feels like a great B - movie.

Be its texts, images, movies or YouTube videos, everything just looks nice & crisp, and if in case, you feel that it is not as per your liking, then you can also tweak the color temperature from within the display settings.

Perhaps because I remember days before we had kids when it felt like there were many more silver linings to long distance — nights on the couch to myself watching movies I knew he wouldn't like, more late nights reading in bed, uninterrupted Saturdays in which to write, always drinking my favorite white wine instead of red, lazy Skype dates during which we'd talk about everything under the sun.

I LOVE fall!!!! Halloween is to me what most people feel about Christmas I love everything from the rich fall colors, cool air, yummy comfort foods (when you can finally cook in a kitchen that isn't 100 degrees) and scary movies to enjoy under cozy blankets in the dark with fall scented candles burning...... Love Thank you for getting me excited over the coming of my favorite season!!!!!!