Sentences with phrase «shocking than funny»
Georg Grosz's 1930s satirical caricatures of the Nazi regime and Andrea Bowers» contemporary cartoons of Fascist police are more shocking than funny.
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Film Review by Kam Williams Headline: Seth Rogen More Shocking Than Funny as Crude Mall Cop The misleading TV commercials for Observe and Report set you up to expect a storyline that's practically identical to that of the recently - released Paul Blart.
A descent into depravity far more shocking than funny and morally - objectionable in part for all.
A descent into depravity far more shocking than funny that's morally - objectionable in part for all.
Film Review by Kam Williams Headline: Unsubtle Wayans Brothers More Shocking Than Funny Times sure have changed when a film featuring a character wearing tights which emphasize the outline of her oversized private parts can be rated PG - 13.
More shocking than funny, the film revolves around a couple of lifelong platonic friends (Elizabeth Banks and Seth Rogen) who have been roommates since graduating from high school.
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I just don't get you guys at times.What's with all the hype?The downfall of a team is not dependent on whether the team's best player leaves or not.It's much more than that.People can not just say that if Arsenal sign Lacazette and Alexis leaves we wil not improve.People acting as if we've not had better players leave the club who we have survived without.It's funny how everyone is predicting doom if Alexis leaves but I wonder who will be shocked if we place 4th without him in the squad next season.It's not all about Alexis you.Transition is part of life so you you just have to take it as it comes.If you think Alexis» departure means Arsenal downfall you guys are all wrong.Now look how many are claiming Alexis is irreplaceable.Yet before he came many wouldn't have said that.Alexis is a replaceable player to me because someone might even come and do better.Look at him before he came and look at him now there's your evidence.Who did he replace?
The Diving Bell and the Butterfly) that do indeed provoke some inquiry towards the subject of dying and the boundaries of morality - but this film does none of that, Haneke's objective here is no different than in Funny Games: he simple wants to use the shock value to prove that we are captivated to a sickening extent by watching horror unfold before us.
The key to its brilliance, though, is its pace and humour — it's horribly funny, and its tongue - wagging central sex scene is shocking more for its tenderness than its subversion.
This sequel may be bigger, dumber and louder than the original — no surprises there — but the big shock is that it's funnier, too.
It's never shocking, never anything more than a chuckle's worth of funny as it struggles to mine some laughs out of how obnoxious the French are (and isn't the mocker unable to let a mediocre joke die the more obnoxious?)