Sentences with phrase «badly photoshopped»

They're not going to call him up and have a sleepover and pain each others» nails, although this DOES explain why Mr. Goodreads here continues to cite Amazon with nothing but hearsay, links to his own website, and badly photoshopped images.Because he HAS no new information.

Also when both the young and older versions of Maleficent were flying, they looked badly photoshopped on the screen that it was obvious that the actors were on wire in front of a green screen.

Furthermore, the plot largely hinges on the suggestion that a badly Photoshopped pic of a character supposedly having sex with an alien in broad daylight would be enough to make him an instant pariah (the provocative notion of interspecies prostitution, meanwhile, is treated as a one - liner).

In this remake, those images have been replaced by badly photoshopped images of animals humping and people in weird situations such as a person riding a horse with a hard - on or a father having his nipple squeezed by a baby.

The Region A disc doesn't support bookmarks (how much I wish it did on the multiple shots of cinema's worst Photoshopped family portrait) and annoyingly doesn't resume unfinished playback either.

by Glenn Dunks June proved to be a great month for key art, especially for Australian films, but Glenn Dunks still despairs at the amount of bad photoshopping going on.

Not exact matches

You'd rather change pics secretly so girls keep feeling worse about themselves cause they do nt look like photoshopped person?

This isn't necessarily a bad thing until we start to base our real self - esteem on someone's Photoshopped image.

The trailer shows that the story has certainly been updated to fit its contemporary setting, with one of Alexander's troubles being that his face was Photoshopped onto other people's bodies and Alexander's older brother Anthony (Dylan Minnette) remarking, before his own life takes a turn for the worse, that he is «hashtag blessed.»

I knew a picture can only take so much photoshopping before it just looks bad.

An amusing footnote to the BP Gulf spill surfaced yesterday, when a blogger noticed that the oil company had (badly) photoshopped pictures of its supposed crisis command center in Austin, Texas.

You know you've giggled at the bad photos in your MLS — the ones with neon - green grass or a sky that is an unreal (a.k.a. Photoshopped) shade of blue.