Sentences with phrase «average viewer»

Critics and average viewers alike continuously agree that the majority of features that focus mainly on the visual wow - factor usually fall flat when it comes to character and plot.

An average of 280,000 viewers - per - minute watched the opening weekend, which beat out Thursday Night Football on streaming services for average viewers.

Obviously this is not a movie for homophobes, and might have a few uncomfortable moments for average viewers, but «Milk» is worth seeing as an artful homage to a provocative figure and a movement.

The company consolidates the data, then breaks it out into useful categories: How far into the ad does the average viewer watch before changing the channel?

Then there is the average viewer's natural predilection to choose only that which is of interest.

The surviving examples of baptismal imagery from the first five centuries can certainly confuse the average viewer, since they reflect this often obscure synthesis of faith and experience.

The problem is that the average viewer (even the one who watched Romney's acceptance speech) will come in having little idea what Romney is for.

To the average viewer, King Kong is not exactly philosophy.

These sorts of adjustments to water baptism would make the death, burial, and resurrection symbolism much more clear for the average viewer.

Furthermore, this is the number of people watching one - quarter hour per week — not very much when the average viewer spends more than 30 hours per week watching TV.

The research gave us a helpful profile of the average viewers.

But this is the number of people who watch only 15 minutes per week or more, and 15 minutes per week is not very much when the average viewer spends more than 30 hours per week watching TV.

The average viewer may well have found themselves believing that the Church could do with taking a strong dose of perfectionism in order to implement some much - needed change.

The average viewer will not realize that experienced mountaineers never 1) climb alone; 2) climb without upper or lower belays; 3) have more than one man climb at a time when climbers are roped together; 4) use shoulder belays; 5) haul someone up hand over hand.

It's difficult for the average viewer to care about anything PSG is doing until the knockout stages of the Champions League.

Does the average viewer see the connection and tragic irony?

The no - strings - attached orphan is perhaps more palatable for the average viewer, despite being such an inaccurate portrayal of adoption.»

But are they playing it straight with the average viewer of the website?

Adom TV was the leading station in 2017 with 662,000 average viewers.

Joy Prime sits in fourth at 364,000 average viewers.

Interestingly research conducted since the late 1970s tends to show that the average viewer thought that the BBC was biased towards the Conservatives in the 80s and 90s, but this began to taper off when Blair came to power.

In the rankings of the top Ghanaian TV stations, Adom TV was the leading station in 2017 with 662,000 average viewers.

For the average viewer of these shows, it may even be hard to distinguish which season the clothing is meant for.

It's not noticeable to the average viewer until you really pay attention to it within the commentary.

But, like other arty sci - fi films like Liquid Sky or The Man Who Fell to Earth, Under the Skin is sure to try the patience of the average viewer.

If you're a Jessica Alba fan, Idle Hands is going to appeal to you much, much more than the average viewer.

And the jokes, respectful of the culture the film embraces, rely on the average viewer's familiarity with all - things - Mexican to come off.

Fans of del Toro's will eat this up more than your average viewer.

These battle scenes feel more akin to modern action cinema and while they may be the main event to historians and war buffs, they're also more routine and less entertaining for the average viewer.

Jeauffre's blending of terrestrial and extraterrestrial imagery is hypnotizing and spectacular, but this story of survival feels too bloodless to appeal to the average viewer.

It's the kind of detail the average viewer wouldn't notice while watching the darkly comic biopic «I, Tonya.»

Finally, and perhaps of greatest interest to the average viewer is a fairly long reel of six deleted scenes, running 16 minutes and 20 seconds.

This is communicated subtly but conspicuously enough so the average viewer can pick up on the patterns and extract their meaning, much like the fairy tales del Toro emulates.

While The Sweet Hereafter loosely reworks Robert Browning's The Pied Piper of Hamelin, The Captive needlessly shoehorns in some lines from Mozart's The Magic Flute, thus (wittingly or not) reinforcing the general perception that cinematic madman must always be more cultured and better read than the average viewer.

This is probably more than the average viewer will want to know about Jamaican economics, but those who are interested will find this an intelligent and impassioned account.

For the average viewer, the distance from the present day creates a disconnect both from personal experiences and the prevailing filmmaking methods they're accustomed to.

Although you don't need to be a horror fan to enjoy What We Do in the Shadows, there are a few sequences that will appeal to genre aficionados more than your average viewer.

Identical to the one sold on its own, the DVD definitely doesn't deliver the polish and detail of its hi - def counterpart, but its clean picture and lively sound should still be enough to satisfy the average viewer.

While it's presented in nothing but common terms, Roving Mars doesn't supply the average viewer with more than about a minute of intelligent discussion for their investment.

Some segments are so crammed with humor that the average viewer can't possibly «catch» everything.

It's possible that veteran newspapermen and women will appreciate Spotlight more than an average viewer might, but, even for an everyday viewer, it still offers a fascinating and frighteningly relevant story of big city journalism.

I'm not claiming to be smarter than the average viewer, I'm just saying that the finale plays like the natural course of the story, and not something surprising.

Celia Rowlson - Hall's gorgeous experimental film may be too surreal and confusing for the average viewer.

The characters in September, for example, were wholly removed from the average viewer, certainly more so than those in Allen's immediately preceding film, Radio Days, a nostalgic, working - class comedy also released 1987.

I don't think that will translate to the average viewer raised on a steady diet of explosions and bullets though.

It's as though writer Dan Fogelman and directors Glenn Ficarra and John Requa have no confidence in the ability of the average viewer to add 1 + 1.