Sentences with phrase «awful movie coming»

This was clearly a rushed game to capitalize on the god - awful movie coming out next week

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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).

Sometimes you see such a piece of crap that you yank off your clothes, cover yourself with ashes, and go out onto the street with a sandwhich board proclaiming that the End Of The World is coming, because movies this horribly putridly awful are being made.

The cast easily could carry an Oscar - bait film, at least before Pacino decided to accept every awful movie that came his way, and the performances are uniformly affecting.

It should have been a cheap movie with awful special effects (the dragons really are terrifying) that came and went in the summer and was forgotten once you left the theater, but instead it's a smart, well written, well directed chiller that really manages to get under your skin.

And the script relies way too heavily on rude, tasteless humor (especially in the final half hour) and over-the-top /» shock - value» scenes, which come - off as desperate and absolutely ridiculous — including an insane brawl in the middle of a street between rival scout troops (that you'd ONLY see in the movies) and an awful climax involving a rival business mogul (Peter Dinklage).

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.

And in his anger — a fury that looks an awful lot like righteousness in the wrong light — he comes close to emerging as the movie's tortured soul.

That first movie is great (not a popular opinion, I know), but what many people forget is that there was actually already a sequel that came out the following year, Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2, and that movie is awful — like arguably one of the worst movies ever made awful.

As for Wedding Crashers, I'm with Chad that it's a good movie overall, but I understand where Tapley's coming from b / c the last 20 minutes are AWFUL.

The final straw to break this god - awful film's back comes in the form of some nausea - inducing serious romantic developments late in the movie (does every loser have a hot babe girlfriend?)

Take every awful indie coming - of - age movie cliché, cram it into one film, fill it with terrible dialogue and bored - looking actors and you are starting to approach the disaster that is Gavin Wisen's Homework.

The Search for Santa Paws is mistitled, misleadingly marketed, and largely a misfire, but coming as it does on the heels of many awful Buddies movies, it doesn't surprise or even offend that much.

I didn't care much for the two movies starring Angelina Jolie (come to think of it, they were awful, despite a good performance from Jolie), so I was certainly looking forward to seeing Alicia Vikander as Lara Croft, and she nails it.

That said, 1969 is an awful year on the whole for movies — only Midnight Cowboy and Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid are standouts, along with the un-Oscared Medium Cool (similar to and far better than Z), which also came out that year.

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).

It's isn't massively complex, yet it's fluid, fast and satisfying when you get into the groove and start nailing Decepticons without even breaking a sweat, and it all comes wrapped up in a fantastic homage to the classic TV show that spawned a generation of fans and four bloody awful Michael Bay movies.

Hopefully, this will turn out better than that awful horror movie with the same name that came out several years ago.