Sentences with phrase «anyone in the film when»

That makes enjoying its anticlimactic story even more difficult, because it's hard to care what happens to anyone in the film when they're as naïve, selfish and just plain boring as the characters here.

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In the film when he gave her the ring, he explains why he chose a black diamond, «Because you are not like anyone else».

When the action pauses you can count on anyone in the film bursting into an ABBA song.

At no point does anyone in the film even vaguely resemble an actual 21st - century teenager; when these kids text each other, it comes across like science fiction.

Moyer seemed brutally uncomfortable both when singing and when not singing, and while no one is obligated to replicate the performance of anyone else, the sly, sexy humor that Christopher Plummer brought to the Captain in the film was sorely missed in Moyer's read.

Can anyone conjure up a cuter image of (literal) puppy love than when Lady and the Tramp share a strand of spaghetti in their eponymous film?

The most notable example of this occurs early on in the film when Zuri (Forest Whitaker) asks if anyone is willing to challenge T'Challa for the power of Black Panther.

However, when it does work, it works well, touching all of the required bases in order to pay homage to the men and women of the Coast Guard, restoring its reputation in the minds of anyone that views the film that it is much more than a place to avoid more dangerous military service.

Lynne Ramsay is a tremendously talented director, as anyone who has seen her films We Need to Talk About Kevin and Ratcatcher can tell you, which makes the latest ripple in her career quite a bummer: When production began Monday on her latest film, the Natalie Portman - fronted Western Jane Got a Gun, Ramsay was nowhere to be found.

To give the film some credit, I appreciate when anyone — even unintentionally — pokes fun at society's reality TV obsession, but in this case the mashing of two well - worn horror subgenres only makes it twice as annoying that the film couldn't do either of them well.

The film would be completely nonsensical to anyone who hasn't seen or read the first instalment, and even so, it's initially a bit hard to follow when so many characters» names are thrown at us in the first half hour.

When: July 17th Why: Emma Strong is one of the most charming and entertaining actresses working today, but after the disaster of «Magic in the Moonlight,» does anyone really want to watch another Woody Allen film where she plays the beautiful young woman who helps an older, slightly neurotic man snap out of his midlife funk?

The only reason anyone has had to doubt its dominance came when it shockingly failed to earn a nod for the Best Director Oscar, but as we saw just five years ago, «Argo» didn't even need one to take the top prize, so in terms of which film has the least number of obstacles to overcome AND everything else that a film ultimately needs to win Best Picture, it would seem that «Three Billboards outside Ebbing, Missouri» is far and away the obvious choice.

What is does seem to be is a film that is thoroughly convinced of its own cleverness, setting up twists in the narrative anyone could see coming and paying them off like some grand revelation when the time comes.

It's easy to forget that Julianne Moore, Scoot McNairy, Michelle Dockery, Nate Parker, Corey Stoll and Lupita Nyong» o are all in the film as well, but when you've got Neeson doing things like bribing unruly passengers with free international flights to save the day, there's just no way anyone else can come close to stealing the spotlight.

When I first started this website in 1999, Cannes took place way too early to matter at all in the Oscar race — so much so that hardly anyone even reported on it in terms of films headed for the Best Picture race.

Anyone who loves Michael Gondry «s magnificent Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind knows how important that single piece of dialogue is when it's whispered into Jim Carrey «s ear by Kate Winslet, and next month fans will have the opportunity to meet in Montauk themselves for an unbelievable, special screening of the film in honor of Focus Features» 15th anniversary.

Anyone who's a major fan of the man will be looking for him in whatever newest Marvel film is coming out, taking us out of the story entirely when he appears.

Cage never seems in synch with the role, leaving the film without anyone to really identify with, and while attempts are made to provide character development, when deaths do start to occur to main characters we have seen so many people die that their deaths seem like just another casualty in an endless string of them.

I knew after concluding the story of «Z», and my participation in this discussion thread, that I would be drawn into F. Scott and Zelda's writings,... I didn't iron out a direct plan of what I would read next, and so, when I realised that the film would release in May, I decided to make that my next book to read, to bring me full circle: I started out with a superficial knowledge of both husband and wife, as anyone who reads literature knows of certain authors and their wives, but might not have a working knowledge of who they were when they lived.

Why would anyone want a dedicated e-reader to add to the clutter they carry around, when in 6 months or so there will be single devices you can (1) read books and magazines on, (2) make phone calls on, (3) type and dictate into, (4) number crunch on, (5) watch films on, and (6) play games on?

When the first film took off in 1977, it captured a feeling: nostalgia, yes, but also a stirring call to action that could make anyone feel that just outside their door was the promise of adventure and undiscovered greatness.