Sentences with phrase «kill list too»

The trailer itself sells a movie that looks far more approachable than most of Wheatley's work so far — his penchant for combining grisly violence with black comedy is on full display, but it's wrapped in a package that could be appealing to audiences who found the psychedelic A Field in England too weird or Kill List too oblique.

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Your list is better than the list of foods I found too — I wondered why molasses and TVP always killed me and now I know.

Up to 25 % expected death rate in any given litter, macrosomic pups that block the canal and kill all the pups to follow, pups that are «too big to birth» so the bitch is euthanized because the owner can't afford a C - section, horrific rectal tears, sectioning dead calves just to get them out and save the dam, uterine atony, hypocalemia... the list of ways that «birth» can kill a dog or a cat goes on and on.

And it kills me to put Leslie Mann, one of my favorite comedic actresses on my shit list too, but this dress was BAD - so baggy, bad color and so not «her».

And despite Goldthwait's antipathy for the Tea Party, Roxy's kill list also includes hippies, people who wear crystals, people who buy «anarchy» T - shirts, and Juno screenwriter Diablo Cody («the only stripper who suffers from too much self - esteem»).

With fairly cursory critical discussions, perpetual plot synopses, and adjective - driven lauding («an acidulous commentary on class» or «a masterclass in film acting,» to name a couple) in place of detail - driven social criticism, Forshaw has placed himself between a Brighton Rock (1947) and a Kill List (2011), casting his historical net too wide for anything more than introductory textual assessment.

While he's younger than any on this list — he's only 31 — we thought that prodigy Nico Muhly, who worked on «The Reader,» «Margaret» and Sundance flick «Kill Your Darlings,» among others, might be too established to crop up here.

First, this caveat: I've still not seen three films said to be strong contenders, so it's too early to list these here: «Les Miserables,» directed by Tom Hooper, who made «The King's Speech;» Kathryn Bigelow's «Zero Dark Thirty,» about the killing of Bin Laden, and Quentin Tarantino's «Django Unchained,» with Jamie Foxx as an escaped slave and Leonardo DiCaprio as a plantation owner.

Not too long ago, Ebert said that anybody who watches every selection on the AFI Top 100 Movies list would never want to see another Dead Teenager Movie, something he defines as «a movie that starts out with a lot of teenagers, and kills them all, except one to populate the sequel.»

In an e-newsletter to members of the alliance, Baker listed a litany of absurd arguments breeders used: that «unfettered access» to the outdoor was not properly defined, that their dogs were too excitable and being outdoors could kill them.

It's been sitting in my Amazon shopping list for months but I've been too cheap to make another purchase (I have to buy books all together otherwise the shipping kills me).