Sentences with phrase «awful movies like»

In a movie culture where truly awful movies like Transformers churn out one terrible installment after another, it's a shame we can't revisit the charming, wonderful world Anderson creates in Moonrise Kingdom.

The Hunger Games doesn't interest me, though I do respect it, but god - awful movies like Divergent and decidedly average movies such as The Giver make it very hard to find a decent movie of this genre that isn't aimed at «young adults».

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Kinda like in the old movie Invasion of the Body Snatchers when Donald Sutherlands character the end of the movie points to the guy on the street and makes that awful screaming noise «outing» the last known human!

As a fan, for me it's that strange mixture of excitement and dread that usually leads to me watching the match through my fingers like some awful horror movie: too frightened to watch, too enthralled to look away.

You could also argue that Star Wars never went away, but the new movies feel an awful lot like a reboot, and having Rey front and center has really brought my daughter into the SW universe.

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Wow, this movie is awful, I mean the CGI is the worse I have seen this year, (although I, Frankenstein might beat this movie), the acting is horrible, Kellan Lutz is so bland, he makes fellow Twilight star look like Marlon Brando in comparison, the love interest is just as bland, then the

The movie's various problems are compounded by its regrettable lack of strong horror elements, as Gillespie places a consistent emphasis on set - pieces of a decidedly lifeless nature (eg there's a palpably awful Children of Men - like sequence in which Jerry attacks a car full of potential victims).

But there's more to it, another element that makes «The Post» feel like such a movie of the moment: Graham is trying to figure out how to look at (and perhaps even love) a man who's done awful things.

I really wanted to like this movie, but from the jump, it was just awful.

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.

I have nothing against people voicing strong opinions, but I think it's good to be open and acknowledge that someone may like a movie that you think is awful.

Evidently this is a Christian movie as there were interminable quotations from the Old Testament throughout, but Christianity can be fun, not dull like this awful film.

The CGI is horrible, this movie felt like a soap opera rather than a movie and the plot was just god awful.

The truth is, there are awful novels just like there are awful movies.

We may have reached a point where there's a dozen awful video game movies for every successful — relatively speaking — attempt, but it's films like Silent Hill that keep me from developing an entirely pessimistic view of the popular trend.

Like Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, The Lobster is original, heartfelt, and would make an awful date movie.

While almost none of the movie makes an awful lot of sense in the logic department, the action is great fun and nearly non-stop, all the while giving us an army of scenery - chewing performances from the likes of Depp and Geoffrey Rush (who makes just a perfect «evil» pirate captain, as opposed to Depp's «good» pirate captain).

It's not quite as awful as Lynch's last effort, the horror - comedy «Knights of Badassdom,» but while the idea of watching a scantily - clad Hayek fight her way through yakuza henchman and prostitutes - turned - assassins may sound like a ton of fun, «Everly» is never able to match its B - movie aspirations, instead forced to flounder in the gutter like the filthy, exploitative grindhouse film that it is.

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.

The philosopher Stanley Cavell has called the classic screwball movies like The Awful Truth (1937) and The Lady Eve (1941) «comedies of remarriage,» in which couples are rudely bounced from their Edenic connubial gardens and reunited (after a series of farcical / magical contrivances) in a spirit of wry realism: This time they know they'll live bumpily ever after.

Mindadze's awful film follows a series of characters so completely and utterly stupid that I wanted to yell at the screen like a horror movie.

Also, while the Independent Spirit Awards often award films I liked more than the Oscars, which they did this year, they do pick some awful movies.

Sure, there are some outright awful films like Elektra, Hulk and X-Men: The Last Stand, but Fantastic Four is a trying experience because it's halfway to being a stellar entry in the Marvel movie catalog.

(It might dawn at some point in the film that this is exactly like an execrable Spanish sex farce called Kilometer 0 — and if it does, hand - in - hand with that recognition is the realization that you've wasted an awful lot of your brain retaining memories of terrible movies.)

This trailer makes it look like a mash - up of TAKEN, THE TRANSPORTER, the BOURNE franchise and other high - octane based movies and although this isn't always a bad thing, the international trailer shows an awful lot of what to expect.

Amazon has released the pilot (you can watch it here for free), and while it's not awful, it feels like some kind of high school theatrical adaptation of the movie.

And while the makeup job for Abin Sur isn't awful (because hey, every movie needs a purple Frasier Crane), it looks like garbage when you compare it to the transformation Hugo Weaving went through to become the Red Skull for Captain America: The First Avenger.

Maudie: This real - life story, based on the life of the Canadian folk artist Maud Lewis, is this year's winner of the Vera Drake Award — the awful movie you feel obligated to like if you want to consider yourself a nice person.

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.

«Which was the final fight sequence and I sent a long email like, «This movie's gonna be awful.

Well, like another action movie I reviewed recently, Max Payne, PWZ is an exceptionally well crafted film, technically, but it's simply awful as a story.

Yes, there are a lot of indie movies and some are great, some are good and some are downright awful but it's like anything else.

But while «Hitman: Agent 47» is an improvement on its predecessor, the first movie was so awful that it's like comparing a rotten apple to a slightly less rotten apple.

Some 2017 blockbusters seem to have been sensitive to negative Rotten Tomatoes scores, like the recent bust of King Arthur, and some smaller films have been buoyed by strong numbers, like Baby Driver; meanwhile, The Emoji Movie had a strong opening despite awful reviews, and Detroit struggled despite great reviews.

But then Danny McBride and Nick Swardson's characters are the bad guys in the movie, and they just say the most insane and crass stuff, because guys like that would be — they'd speak in this awful way.

Like Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, The Lobster is original, heartfelt, and an awful date movie.

You'd be forgiven for thinking that this movie looks an awful lot like a western.

This movie looks absolutely awful, like someone watched Se7en, added a physic, and filled in every gap with utter shit.

With many «must - sees» as yet unseen, in late December, here are the movies I liked the most from a very good year for cinema — and an historically awful year for almost everything else:

Which is to say, it is far worse than the first movie — which, though awful, in hindsight looks like Citizen Kane, only with more discussion of dildos.

At least it's not a remake attempt like that awful Three Stooges movie.

He makes good and bad movies, and transcendent and fair movies, and then every so often he inflicts something like «Irrational Man» on the world, which is so awful you have to wonder if Allen wrote it himself or farmed it out to some look - alike cousin out to destroy him.

An awful movie that's clearly designed as a crass cash factory, like Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2, merits nothing but scorn — it's actively fun to ridicule.

Perhaps it seems like over-thinking to quibble with the ideological talking points of a movie that mostly dawdles from one skit or cameo to another, interspersed with the occasional song - and - dance number, and which contains one of the best comic set pieces of the Coens» career: a director and his recently re-cast lead trying to work through a single awful line of dialogue («Would that it were so simple») while filming a turgid melodrama.

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.»

Like that movie, «Winter's War» isn't awful, but it's such a generic and joyless experience that you'd be better off watching a supercut of all the films and TV shows that it imitates.

We don't like to remind people of awful movies based on videogames around here.

Thor looks like his original comic style, even though the voice acting sounds god awful, and then you have Hawkeye who looks like he was pulled straight from a cheesy 80s action movie.