Sentences with phrase «as gibbering»

The worst thing about Patrick Melrose may be its callous waste of some fine performances, particularly that of Cumberbatch as a gibbering maniac holding himself together with bindings of heroin, martinis and speed.

Not exact matches

I suppose that those who prefer to refer to «historians» as opposed to acknowledging and observing the legacy from concrete, bricks and mortar bequeathed to them by those who fought in and won the Second World War also prefer to listen to the likes of Savage or Murphy, gibbering plundits who were presciently lampooned by the Super-Plundit himself: Alan Partdrige, about twenty years ago:

But when Gorgeous is knocked out during a rehearsal bout with a gibbering Irish gypsy named Mickey O'Neil (Pitt), the Pikey is rashly recruited as his replacement.

I won't bother to make up stories for why it happened so, it just did, but Douglas & Damion managed to continue without me as they manage to discuss everything but the podcast and eventually get around to saying some gibber jabber about... Continue reading «TUMP [EP # 100 — ANOTHER EARTH]»

Darren Aronofsky's exotic mix of backstage soap opera and gothic horror movie is tosh, really: being cast as the lead in Swan Lake wouldn't turn anyone into a gibbering psycho, even someone as highly strung as Natalie Portman's fledgling ballerina.

Yet it still doesn't detract from the masterful tension that builds as Pennywise, who's first glimpsed as just a pair of glowing eyes, steps out from the darkness to lure Georgie inside, his gibbering circus barking — including a truly sinister pronunciation of «Take it» — rendering Pennywise's actual bite somewhat anticlimactic.

That doesn't mean the book will be good, but it increases the chance that it will be decent, at least, as in relatively free of typos and incoherent gibbering.

And from there cause all manner of havoc, disturb the peace with their perpetual screams and gibbers, and even go as far as to attack our citizens.

Arma 3 is about as close to finding yourself on a real battlefield, gibbering unintelligibly as the choppers and tanks go by.