Sentences with phrase «as pouty»

Add Michael Pitt to the list of the world's least convincing scientists, as the pouty - lipped dreamer plays Ian Gray, a molecular biology lab student obsessed with disproving the concept of intelligent design by demonstrating that eyes — those most elegantly complex of organs — could have evolved over a series of 12 discreet steps.

The crew includes Willem Dafoe as a pouty German engineer; Anjelica Huston as Zissou's wife, the only member with brains; and Brazilian actor Seu Jorge (City of God), who's mostly shown strumming a guitar and singing David Bowie songs in Portuguese.

As pouty, abused, tyrannized and ultimately devious temptress Vicki, she gives us raw sexuality and a glimpse of tragedy: a view of the dark side of the tracks that's pure noir, pure Grahame.

In addition, despite a leading man (Mark - Paul Gosselaar) who dallies with a trio of women (Claire Forlani as his pregnant ex, Lydia Hull as his naive new flame and Jenna B. Kelly as his pouty best friend) the movie lacks romance, sex appeal and comedy.

Cruz will star alongside Ben Stiller, who will reprise his role as pouty guyliner aficionado Derek Zoolander.

DWill was the last thing close to one and he wasn't as pouty as Marbury.

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As they grow older the insecure / anxious child is likely to be clinging and shadowing with adults; whiny, dependent and demanding; eager to please; intrusive on adult space; pouty when limits are set; have excessive separation problems and to lack confidence.

The internet recently came alive when photos of a fluffy brown dog named Yogi with light eyes and a perfect pouty lips surfaced online, as his...

News of Bieber's assassination raises alarms at Fashion Interpol, where his death selfie is compared against those of several other musicians, all of whom died making the same pouty face as Bieber.

Trailer Highlight: Phillippe will have a pouty baby face until he's well into his 80s, but Gordon - Levitt looks like a changed man — and as he's already proven, he knows how to pick a script.

Toni Collette (The Hours, About a Boy) seems like she could steal some scenes with an over-the-top performance as a vain starlet, but even her character has nothing much to do but primp and act pouty.

As you can expect, her pouty disposition does not make her an instant hit with her Marine superiors.

He's not only a corrupt schemer but lascivious as they come, which spells bad news for Cassia (Emily Browning), the pouty - lipped daughter of wealthy merchant Lucretius (Jared Harris) and his wife Aurelia (Carrie - Anne Moss).

Tony responds with screaming fits in public, and the movie turns into a drag; it's a real problem when pouty Louis Garrel, who plays Tony's brother, serves as the comic relief.

The sultry, pouty daughter of trash - horror maestro Dario Argento, her public image as a wild child jack - of - all - trades - as - long - as - they're - kinda - glamorous (actress, singer, model, director) does make her something of a poster girl for tough, troubled, attitude - y cool (just check out her Cannes red carpet pic or her Twitter account for that matter).

Many of the cast members are veterans of earlier Leigh films, including the pear - shaped, pouty - lipped Timothy Spall, whose character blinks back tears as his big song seems doomed in dress rehearsal.

Join us as we take you on our journey past the folding windshields, removable doors, and headlights that look like pouty eyes.

Psychologists have used the term Passive - Aggressive Personality Disorder (PAPD) as a label to characterize people who are chronically stubborn, pouty, sulky, irritable, procrastinating, and argumentative.1 More recently, PAPD was renamed Negativistic Personality Disorder to include other negative behaviors, such as complaining about being misunderstood, envy of others, and exaggerated complaints of personal misfortune.2 Both terms have been controversial; some psychologists believe that many of the symptoms only occur in certain situations (or certain relationships) and do not reflect an underlying pervasive personality trait that the person carries with them across relationships.3