Sentences with phrase «about blandness»

This is the key point about the blandness of diversity.

No spices - something about the blandness of the food suppressing hunger.

Not exact matches

In his own way, this CEO who at first appears to epitomize blandness is about as colorful as they come.

Well, Koster's direction is far from consistently subtle, or at least graceful in its subtlety, for there are times in which thoughtfulness leads to a blandness that is among the last things a film this problematically written needs, but can not avoid, due to limp touches to the - you guessed it - writing, which I was expecting to be tighter in this ambitious epic of only about 135 minutes.

This mild 1984 comedy about a mermaid (Daryl Hannah) who falls in love with a New York City yuppie (Tom Hanks) isn't at all hard to take (John Candy, in a supporting role, is hilarious and original, and Hannah has a pleasant naive charm), but its appeal is based almost entirely on regression — a thematic regression to infancy (now endemic to the American cinema) and a stylistic regression to the most lulling kind of TV blandness.

The Wendy Williams Show Love daytime tv but upset about the dirge of blandness that seems to have infected it since Oprah left.

by Walter Chaw John Krasinski's A Quiet Place is exactly the type of inoffensive, about - nothing movie full of beautiful people and empty jumps that is popular for a short while specifically for its yawning blandness.

The blandness of Reeves» character can be said about everything else set up in the film.

Ford is something of a disappointment, as he doesn't tell us much about his work, but others make up for his blandness.

If there is nothing especially faulty or offensive about the film, neither is there anything outstanding or affecting about it; and it's that terminal blandness that finally kills Straight Time for me.

Equally reliably, every month Toyota sells about 15 thousand of these compact crossover wagons in North America alone, in spite of, or again possibly because of their blandness.

We took a look at it, complaining about the pacing, monetization systems, and general blandness of the experience.

I'm curious about this show — if decor blandness has become the signifier of commodified space, how do we approach its representation as a decorative object?

Curated by TAL, bringing together the works of Diana Coelho, Fabian Albertini, Gabriela Maciel, Gioia Di Girolamo, João Paulo Serafim, Mark Kraus, Paulo Arraiano and Rafael Alonso, Swipe, Baby Swipe presents visual equations about a moment in time where mater / non-mater dialogue in a layer of digital blandness, mood manipulation and the non-spontaneity of trying «too hard» as a mode of indifference, is part of our daily scrolls.