The uneven pacing of WHAS guarantees a small audience —
big laughs come in clusters, and the plot speeds up and slows down depending on what you like — but I have a feeling that it's the type of movie that will find its niche in repeat viewings.
The hateful competition plot throws very few curveballs, and
the big laughs come too infrequently.
Some of
the biggest laughs come with Ruth dealing with her customers in the saloon AKA the brothel.
In fact, the night's
biggest laugh comes when she does a spot - on impersonation of her co-star, kicking the furniture and jabbing her elbows.
One of
the biggest laughs comes from a transition that brings a roomful of people from hectic bickering to unified peace, as they simultaneously pore over a short - story manuscript with quiet, utmost seriousness.
Early Man is charming and means well, but it's all without real personality, and
the biggest laughs come from football puns that will go over the head of much of the audience.
But this is not to say things are not funny on the rare occasion he does utter a word; some of
the biggest laughs come during a climactic speech he is forced to deliver.
Some of
the biggest laughs come from this Greek Chorus of people and how they tell their little part of the tale.
Some of
the biggest laughs come from obvious gags that you know the writers couldn't resist, such as the bit where Idris» water buffalo captain says they can't start the morning briefing without acknowledging the elephant in the room.
Throughout the film the dialogue sparkles as brightly as the evening gowns, but
the biggest laughs come from the couple's knowing glances to one another, a semaphore of smirks and raised eyebrows that escapes everyone else in the room.
In fact,
the biggest laughs come from moments as insignificant as a doctor (Ken Marino) describing medical malfeasance as «just a goof» to a hothead detective (Liev Schreiber).
Nighy's performance is deliriously over the top, and the night's
biggest laugh comes when Mulligan does a spot - on impersonation of her co-star
Not exact matches
In its relatively short life,
Big Girl Branding has become a blog of note... a place for entrepreneurs (and aspiring entrepreneurs) to
come and sit a spell... learn a little something... and maybe experience a
laugh or two.
The peaches
came up by airplane with my sister from California and peach cobbler is one of my all time favorite desserts and both of these facts
laughed in my face as the cobbler sloshed its way out of the oven in a
big gloppy mess.
Imagine the champions got beat by Birmingham City and Spurs
came back from 2 - 0 down to beat Arsenal 3 - 2 in the
big North London Derby... I'm sure the bookies are
laughing their head's off this [Monday] morning!
Can't help but
laugh, players only
come to arsenal these days because of
bigger pay cheque and to improve themselves, then they move to ambitious clubs.
After all this talk of England being the
laughing stock of football (true to some extent), it has been decided that a
big name is required to drag the FA out of the mud and here
comes the name of Arsene Wenger who's contract is running out next summer.
Fans of the clubs where Wellbeck Debuchy Chambers Xhaka Gabriel + Perez
came from will be
laughing at us for paying
big money for their donkeys as they sing «we want you to stay we want you to stay Arsene Wenger we want you to stay» Schadenfreude «It cuts both ways» Gloria E
Our club is in serious decline, our transfer window activity compared to the other
big clubs is pathetic, clearly profit driven for greedy Kroenke, wenger is a subservient puppet and gazidis is just another yes man, none of the current board have any interest or backbone for the club they represent, as long as the silly fans keep the money
coming all the management are happy, to keep their respective snouts in the trough (money pit) and
laugh all the way to the bank.
For Team Rafferty — they managed to pick up a
big 3 points on this night, and while many people could chuckle and say «who needs 3 points» — these guys will be the ones
laughing when those 3 points give them the nod over another team
come Playoff time.
We are becoming a
laughing stock in the transfer market — who knows if not signing Pedro was a
big mistake, but I don't believe anything that is
coming out of Old Trafford right now.
While the boys
laugh and joke around - Zhem's laid - back cockiness and Kol's physical humour get the
biggest laughs - we see their japes with the knowledge of the trials to
come, and smiles are rueful.
«Films can do many things, they can entertain, terrify, they can make us
laugh and tell us something about the real world we live in - sorry it's early for a political speech - and in that real world it's getting darker and in the struggle that is
coming between rich and poor and the wealthy and the privileged and the
big corporations and politicians who speak for them.»
BUT, she has this top tooth that has
come in and it's just sitting there all by itself and when she
laughs and smiles real
big she shows her single top tooth and she looks like a mini-redneck.
After a
laugh and a «Trust me, it will
come,» my doctor told me that, since I'm tall, I simply am not built to show as much, and though I'll get a bump, it may not be as
big as others.
I love to
laugh and can find humor in just about any situation.I
come from a family of mostly girls
big boobs and
big mouths..
Tracking a very limited set of clues, they spend the bulk of the movie and generate the
biggest portion of The Hangover's
laughs piecing together the events of the prior night and wondering how they
came to lose Doug.
The film's
biggest (and, truthfully, only)
laugh comes from seeing ex-major leaguer Todd Zeile and current steroidal slugger Jason Giambi credited as executive producers.
Only Anthony Anderson (
Big Momma's House), Mongo Brownlee (Con Air), and Jerod Mixon (Bulworth) score
laughs as the gigantic trio of geniuses that
come to Carrey's rescue.
today, the
biggest and most genuine
laughs came from Thor.
While I will admit that I liked the idea behind the all - marionette adventure, and that I did get a few belly
laughs, I
came away from this one almost as disappointed as I had been for their previous effort, South Park:
Bigger, Longer and Uncut for the exact same reason.
In a film boasting four of the funniest women working on camera today, the
biggest and most genuine
laughs came from Thor.
The
biggest laughs therein result from pedestrian physical comedy that
comes off like low - level Farrelly brothers, much of it involving a committed - as - ever Heffernan relishing his return to the land of Farva.
Carell and Fey manage to wring a few
laughs out of the material just by being themselves, but, really, the only
big laughs in the film
come from the numerous cameos.
For a while, the
laughs come in great
big waves, after which they wash ashore as mere chuckles, weighed down by facile dramatics.
The
laughs come naturally; Trevorrow is brave enough to let the talented ensemble improvise around Connolly's spot - on script, which nails the quiet character moments but isn't afraid to think
big.
There are plenty of
laughs to be had in They
Came Together, though none of them were too uproarious for me, but the
biggest problem with the movie is that it's ultimately a one - joke premise stretched out to a feature length.
Nonetheless, the
biggest laughs in this surprisingly funny farce don't
come courtesy of the predictable antics of the younger generation but from those of the nerdy babysitters who seize on a second chance in life to party with the beer and bikini set, especially Judi (Dratch) who flaunts her newfound sexuality, boasting «I mounted an Abercrombie model who's 19 years - old.»
Brand A Second
Coming review: A highly entertaining documentary which is
big on
laughs and extremely engaging.
It's the making - of scenes in The Disaster Artist that bring the
biggest laughs, but it's what
comes before the Room shoot that makes that laughter something deeper and richer than mere mockery.
Most of the
laughs come from
Big Bad Wolf and Twitchy.
Following Shallow Hal, they continue their trend at toning down some of their most vulgar jokes and getting a PG - 13 rating, and the result will probably frustrate the crowd that had
come to rely on a good deal of raunchiness for their
big laughs.
Keegan - Michael Key and Jordan Peele, stars of Comedy Central's «Key & Peele,» haven't quite licked the downtime problem in their first joint
big screen outing, «Keanu,» but when the
laughs come, they are hearty and frequent.
As nit - picky as that sounds, I have to commend Meyers for getting that
big laugh most of the time, even if it
comes at the expense of the vital truths about the value of an older woman, which is touched upon often, but never honestly explored.
But whenever the
laughs come, they
come big, and the movie never bores, thanks to three stellar performances: Streep, mostly known for her dramatic work, proves to be an adept comedienne; Willis, famous for macho action roles, makes a surprisingly convincing geek; and Hawn continues to prove whe's one of the finest comic actresses in film today.
While a scene in which Mark gets laxatives slipped into his drink draws out the sure guffaws for those who titter at bathroom humor, that scene is also the last
laugh to be had for most of the viewing audience, who will likely grow impatient for the next 30 minutes wondering when the next
big gag is going to
come into play.
Although I did mention that the film doesn't go for
big laughs, once you
come to like the characters, you'll
laugh at the folly of their situations just as you would members of your own family.
Where he errs is in feeling like he needs to go all out for the
big laughs, especially when it
comes to depictions of explicit sexuality.
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And — promise you won't
laugh at me — when I take the
big elevator upstairs and walk through the long hall, and I see all the signs, it feels like
coming home!