Sentences with phrase «awful movie about»

Johnny Depp, Gwyneth Paltrow and Ewan McGregor turn in arguably their worst performances with this simply awful movie about a shady art dealer trying to recover a stolen painting.

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My only consolation in seeing this horrible movie exist is that it wraps up the awful Alessa story and tells the audience that it's opening things up for the far superior one - shot twilight zone stories about individuals being tormented in Silent Hill, a place they can never understand, like James Sutherland.

There is nothing more I can say about Alexander other than that it is a perfectly awful movie.

By ordinary movie standards it's awful, but fans of cinematic dementia should have fun for about half an hour.

One reason it's hard to believe in the Coens» characters or their surroundings is that just about everything that isn't borrowed from the original Ladykillers comes from an earlier Coen movie (except the changing expression on the painting of Munson's late husband, which can be traced back to any number of awful Hollywood haunted - house movies).

People are far less likely to trash the movie if asked about it as they emerge from the theater (and they still have the ticket stub in their pocket) than they are a few days later, when they are more likely to look back on it as a trial - by - fire bonding experience, and yowl about how hilariously awful it was to sit through.

But, deep in the bowels of the Palais des Festivals, there is another Cannes that no one talks about, where distributors desperately try to hawk awful - sounding movies that may not actually exist, with awful - looking posters full of has - beens and never - weres.

Story), who also executive - produced, everything about the movie screams «woman's entertainment» in a way that gives that phrase an awful sound.

But then a funny thing happened: Ever so gradually, word got out about just how awful the movie was — how this near - tragic waste of an estimated $ 6 million budget might be appreciated as an accidental comedy — and audiences started coming to see for themselves.

Why the hell am I bothering asking serious questions about a movie so awful?!

I could talk about how Tara Reid can not act, how half of the cast are so lumbered with the role of red shirt that they don't have a personality or even a name, or how some of the dialogue is so cringe - worthy that you have to pause the movie to let the awful line sink in (although some of the puns appeal to the terrible comedian within me — «jumping the shark?»

I don't know an awful lot about the latest movie from them Broken Lizard chaps, but that's not to say that i'm not intrigued...

Given that the beginning of the summer movie season is just about here, let's take a look at the ungodly amount of films that'll be opening over the course of the next four months and see what looks good, what looks awful, and what will top the box office whether it sucks or not.

Hook and Tiger Lily have a romantic subplot that no one cares about and Peter spends a lot of time being a really awful brat — which jives with what a selfish asshole Peter Pan is in literature, so at least they got that right — and there's a giant blind crocodile but Hook never loses his hand because Warner Brothers thought they were launching a franchise and could do that in another movie.

For a movie based on fact, it feels an awful lot like fiction, and that may be why it took so long for someone to make a film about Kuklinski's life.

Here is a movie that is not just bad on the merits of it's inexcusable plot - it's a movie about a hitman that is kidnapped and unwillingly given sexual reassignment surgery - but equally awful in it's production value and lead performance.

What else... I mean, there's no point in talking about something so absurdly god - awful, but these big budget movies and the effects are on par with The Last Starfighter for CG and Superman IV for flying effects.

A movie that ends up being about the awful abuse of power as much as about that last - gasp period before journalism shifted from being a conduit of reliable information into a circus act of celebrity reporters riding unicycles of distortion and deceit, Spotlight is especially admirable in its restraint, not only in its approach to unsettling material but also in the relatively muted acting by all concerned.

Seriously bizarre and laughably awful, this low - budget horror movie throws in just about every shopworn idea under the sun, excepting anything that might be considered scary, alluring, or entertaining.

Dominion (Syfy)-- an awful adaptation / continuation of a mediocre movie about a war between humans and angels.

A comic - book movie, a heist movie, and a biopic about the Iran - Contra affair might not seem to have much in common, but in the new trailers for each of these movies, they're all being sold the same way: with music that sounds an awful lot like Kanye West's «Black Skinhead.»

Yes, I am about to say this, but Tatum isn't awful in this movie.

Though «Walking Dead» star Lauren Cohan deserves credit for committing to the silly premise, «The Boy» is so terrible in just about every respect — from its complete lack of scares, to the awful sound design — that it's astonishing the movie has any admirers at all.

They also talk about their favorite scary movies, porn star cameos and a bunch of other awful shenanigans in the newly - revived Internet - only segment.

The movie is awful, from the script's blending of Southern charm and Jewish slang, to the over-the-top performances by its actors, but when an internet posting begins a rumor that star Marilyn Hack (Catherine O'Hara) should garner an Oscar nomination come awards time, the film's publicist (John Michael Higgins) goes into overdrive, generating even more buzz about possible nominations for its other two stars, Victor Allen Miller (Harry Shearer) and Callie Webb (Parker Posey).

From a critical perspective it is an awful awful movie that adds ideas that retroactively hurt the better Alien movies, though it might be an hyperbolic statement that will depend how much one does care about that aspect, since certainly Ridley Scott is more interested in using the IP to do creative visuals to tell a really weak allegory of christian themes.

People need to not forget the awful reality of violence, because there's really nothing good about it despite what your movies and videogames might say.

The two part extravaganza is packed with nonsense like some early talk about burgers, a bit of terrible fishing advice, as much awful planning as ever and a reflection on the many, many times Delaney cried in movies during 2014.