Sentences with phrase «audiences see it the same way»

Not exact matches

And it is that same fiery intensity that makes its way into Out of the Furnace that keeps audiences anxious to see what happens next.

There are way too many moments where I felt like the film was beating the audience over the head with the themes of loneliness or taking the same joke and changing it a tiny bit to see if it hit again.

To show how this works, I asked SurveyMonkey Audience to run a survey of moviegoers — people who have seen at least one movie in the past six months — to rank the best picture nominees the same way the Academy voters do.

Strictly for those who want to see essentially the same movie audiences were treated to three times already, the cynically conceived «Jason Bourne» feels like it was created by way of «Mad Libs.»

Jude Law has always been one of my favorite actors, so it's great to see him playing against type here as the larger - than - life criminal, much in the same way that Pierce Brosnan shocked audiences in «The Matador.»

«Because the love story here is between two women, I think the audience feels like they're seeing something dangerous and uncharted, in the same way that anyone — whether they're transgendered, bi, straight, lesbian, gay — does when they fall head over heels for someone for the very first time,» Blanchett told Rolling Stone.

Further, authors tend to get pigeon - holed and marketed in a particular way to the same audience over years, since that's how commercial success works best (see: James Patterson), and even if we find this constricting from a creative standpoint, it's a sound marketing strategy.

The Audience Rewards program is a great way to see a Broadway show and earn bonus miles at the same time.

The Audience Rewards program is a great way to see a Broadway show and earn bonus miles at the same time.

Through a combination of people discovering this activity at a later age, or simply reaching retirement age as a long - time gamer, this will see more games being created to suit older audience — in the same way that we are now seeing games created for a specifically female audience.

The hope must be that visitors see Bathers at Asnières (2010), his interpretation of Seurat's painting of the same name, and feel a welcome connection (the copy's cloistered simplicity is a way of reminding his audience that until Sasnal was 17, when Solidarity was re-legalised, travel to London, where Seurat's original hangs, would have been all but impossible).

View at least 200 (I view > 500 at a time) to see how many ways the same type of person can be presented to the same audience.

That is the problem that I have with using same whilst trying to influence a captive audience member to see things your way.