Sentences with phrase «anything about the comedy»

I've seen many, many posts on how to write romance, but rarely have I seen anything about the comedy side of it.

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I'm also pretty particular about clothes and don't even want to consider wearing anything I wouldn't wear normally: so maxi dresses, tops with comedy pregnancy slogans on and anything even remotely practical are all out.

A little bit about myself: I enjoy travel, camping by a lake, dancing to salsa, anything outdoors, Comedy Clubs & Dinner Theater, music, & celebrating special occasions.

Will Ferrell's Cam Brady will do just about anything for more campaign financing, as you can see in this new scene from the upcoming comedy.

I don't know anything about the porn industry, but it's the dirtiest medieval comedy you will ever see.

Recently, he's returned to romantic comedies like «High Fidelity» and «Serendipity,» along with proving that he's down for just about anything in «Hot Tub Time Machine.»

From his lead role on the NBC comedy «Scrubs» to his directorial debut, «Garden State,» the writer / director / actor seems capable of just about anything — including undertaking the role of music producer and launching the careers of his musician friends in his spare time.

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Greg Proops has done just about anything you can do in comedy.

A smattering of funny moments and a lack of anything truly detestable make it a comedy about a journey probably best to be enjoyed while on a journey yourself.

For instance, the movie seems to stop being a comedy about halfway in and doesn't find anything too compelling to offer in lieu of laughs.

There's hardly anything to say about this comedy entirely bereft of laughs.

Truth be told, I'm more excited about the pairing of Samuel L. Jackson and Dwayne «I refuse to call him anything but The Rock» Johnson, but most of the folks in here can hold their own in comedy.

by Walter Chaw Bones, from Spike Lee's former cinematographer Ernest Dickerson (director of the underestimated horror - comedy Tales from the Crypt: Demon Knight), is torpedoed first and foremost by rapper / felon Snoop Doggy Dogg's monstrous ego and lack of anything resembling a sense of humour about himself.

You'd have to be more than merely intoxicated to find anything about this dismal stoner comedy remotely funny.

That's about all the plot needed for this breezy comedy that triggers plenty of silly grins but rarely anything more hearty.

Some other memorable moments that emerged while compiling this: Jack Nicholson, Meryl Streep (both Oscar - nominated) and Tom Waits on the downward spiral in Hector Babenco and William Kennedy's bleak «Ironweed»; John Huston's lyrical direction of the posthumously released adaptation of James Joyce's «The Dead»; the joyous Cajun -, zydeco -, R&B and gospel - flavored soundtrack of «The Big Easy,» gumbo for the ears; the consummate character actor John Mahoney breaking out (at least for me) in «Tin Men,» «Suspect» and «Moonstruck» and and Hunter delighting in «Raising Arizona,» «Broadcast News» and just about anything that came after; plus two British indies: Emily Lloyd as a cheeky 16 - year - old in David Leland's delightful comedy - drama «Wish You Were Here»; and one of the great cult films of the decade, Bruce Robinson's savagely witty «Withnail and I» with Richard E. Grant and Paul McCann.

By this time, of course, no one cares any more as even this reporter (and I'm sure the readers themselves) has grown tired of trying to find something — ANYTHING — even remotely interesting to continue writing about Baywatch, which makes «Snatched» seem like «Citizen Kane» and any Adam Sandler comedy look lucid, coherent and intelligent by comparison.

Amy Schumer is way too smart to be attached to a movie as clunky and backward - looking as «I Feel Pretty,» a flat comedy which attempts to take on beauty standards and issues of body positivity but can't think of anything fresh to say about either.

«Safety Not Guaranteed» is an amalgamation of everything that's great about independent filmmaking — from its hugely original script to its wonderful cast of characters — but the one thing that it does better than anything else is create a cinematic experience that's rich in both comedy and emotion.

Simply put, it's supposed to be a comedy, but there really isn't anything funny about it — except the fact that, after all the expense and time New Line spent on the film, it's likely to be forgotten by moviegoers within a month.