Although it doesn't have much of a narrative, there are little
bits of humor in the various enemies, worlds, weapons, and items our hero can carry.
Even the best
bits of humor in the previous films held back from that line; they took themselves seriously — maybe too seriously — but it's a tonal change here that's quite jarring evokes the feeling of watching a TV show instead of an epic feature.
Yes, I laughed like a madman at that nasty
bit of humor in the old days.
«Some of the critics who saw the movie said there was no humor to it...» I du n no... maybe they didn't see this film, because there was quite
a bit of humor in it, and there were parts where I cracked up.
I want my mystery novels to have a little
bit of humor in them, too.
At least we can find
a bit of humor in this situation, as the photoshoppers go medieval on Lt. John Pike.
Not exact matches
While the president attacks 99 percent
of his opponents by mercilessly strafing them
in speeches, sound
bites and tweets (and has a one - size - fits - all approach to firebombing Democrats, disobedient Republicans, Gold Star families, war heroes, etc.), Daniels fends off her online critics with self - deprecating
humor, and has made a point
of refraining from saying anything bad about the president himself — which has probably kept him from retaliating and going after her personally.
As
in all
biting humor it contains an element
of truth.
A gift for wordplay is the sign
of an active, engaged mind, and I always appreciate seeing evidence
of Jesus's vigorous intellect
in the
bits of affectionate, word - based and rather Semitic
humor on display
in scripture; I marvel at Jesus's deft tongue.
After settling down a
bit I was able to see
in the comment made by His Honor, the Judger
of Motives, the black
humor of blind irony.
Her writing is so thoughtfully done with
bits of humor that let you know she is
in fact a human and not some robot that's trying to use the most flowery
of words to sound smart.
STANFORD»S BAND The musical kings
of sophomoric
humor have been banned from performing on the field at the next three Stanford - Notre Dame games after their Oct. 4 exhibition,
in which, amid other
bits of very low comedy, they parodied the Irish potato famine.
The final pairing's scores were more suitable for cricket than golf, Goosen told Gore, who shot 84,
in a
bit of gallows
humor.
As an adoptee, I think we have a
bit of wickedness
in our
humor.
Katie Stricker Curtis donned a Chewbacca mask while she was
in labor, just to add a
bit of humor to an otherwise excruciating experience.
There's also lots
of humor packaged
in digestible,
bite - size pieces.
In the video Levin demonstrates a self - awareness and
humor that I found a
bit surprising, saying with just a hint
of a smile:
Successful online daters also typically employ a
bit of humor and keep it light; words
in popular profiles include «love,» «fun,» and «friends,» according to Match.com.
Here you'll find healthy recipes, workout inspiration, informative content, research, and a little
bit of humor thrown
in for good measure.
This fun pillow is printed with a tone - on - tone effect
in shades
of grey and adds a
bit of humor and Downton Abbey style to your home.
I am honest, direct, have a great sense
of humor (morbid at times lol), sarcastic and a
bit of a smartass,
in a good way;) lol.
i have a
bit of a morbid sense
of humor in part due to six years
in the army.
I have a great sense
of humor although some people don't quite get my sense
of humor when I am being a
bit demented.I am a huge flirt but only to people I really like.I am very open and honest sometimes that is a bad thing that gets me
in alot fo...
Look, having a dog does make you winner,
in our eyes, and using that info
in your tagline does indeed reveal something about you, but instead
of making a demand right off the bat, consider inserting a
bit of humor that makes the reader want to delve deeper.
I am 25 years old living down
in Huntington Beach, working 2 jobs and finishing up school, I spend a lot
of time working out at the gym, I have a great sense
of humor and love to make you laugh, I'm a little
bit of a romantic but shh don't tell my friends, I always am looking for a good time and...
I am looking for someone that wants the ultimate dream... A beautiful wife, amazing children, a glamorous home, loves to travel the world together, has a sense
of humor, intelligent, loves to read, loves his family, has a huge heart, loyal, trustworthy, can be a
bit sarcastic but
in a fun loving...
If, on the other hand, you are a jerk, have no sense
of humor and look a
bit strange, by all means do not attempt a pucker... unless,
of course, you've got that bad boy thing down,
in which case, you can and should kiss sometime during the first half
of the first date.
You can make being a homebody more interesting by throwing
in a
bit of humor into your profile or by letting your overall personality shine through.
Hi there, I'm a female seeking another female lesbian for a passionate and long lasting connection if it's
in the stars for us... lol... I'm a masseuse, a musician / singer / songwriter, a lover, a healer, a poetic soul... but one with a
bit of wit and a good sense
of humor... I love Southpark,...
Diary contains a little
bit of each, with a dollop
of humor thrown
in.»
A humorous
bit - part as a conservative 12 - year - old facing the wrath
of a group
of lethal liberals
in 1995's The Last Supper dropped a dollop
of humor in the mix before Moss returned to more dramatic roles
in Separate Lives (1995) and A Thousand Acres (1997), and the talented young actress continued her winning streak with roles
in such diverse films as The Joy Riders and Mumford (both 1999).
But even though I found the last half
of the film a
bit draggy - too much plot getting
in the way
of the fun - there were enough funny
bits of dialog coming out
of Brand's mouth and enough
of Helen Mirren being... Helen Mirren, to give this a marginal passing grade - you could do far worse if you're looking for a
bit of light
humor.
There's a little
bit of farcical spoof
humor in place as well, with Django's strut now accompanied by contemporary soundtrack rhymes from Rick Ross, with the irreverent sass - talk
of Samuel L. Jackson's postmodern Sambo as Candie's reliable assistant Stephen, clouding the audience's sympathies.
Still, though the graphics are student film project specific, and the sound is echoey
in the best
of circumstances, I thoroughly enjoyed the irregularity
of the
humor, and the open gross out makeup, including axes
in the face, limbs being eaten, and frost
bitten appendages.
Even if I wasn't happy with the voice acting (Justin Timberlake as Arthur... I know his voice is his specialty but geez) the writing
in crucial
bits of humor couldn't be better.
With strong graphics, always fresh gameplay, an interesting plot and a
bit of humor, Bound
in Blood reaches the high grades
in our rankings, being one
of the best FPS
in the business.
Julian Mitchell's script tends to drag its feet, if not cut short a lot
of expository depth, but it keeps consistent on razor - sharp dialogue, occasionally broken up by witty
humor that puts a
bit of kick
in the slower spots, about as much as highlights
in Brian Gilbert's direction which break up slow spells and sentimentality with occasions
of color and effective thoughtfulness.
Whether through
humor or pathos, he excelled at illuminating the struggles
of average men against a callous world; as director Billy Wilder once noted, «There was a little
bit of genius
in everything he did.»
Though some
of the
humor is itself a
bit overboard, there's something kind
of touching about watching this self - centered, entitled woman discover her maternal instincts and find love
in a salt
of the earth family.
Here are all the things you will discover
in Show Dogs: embarrassingly bad CGI; pratfalls; a dog
biting FBI butt; dog farts; testicle
humor (multiple instances); a giant movie - long promo for a major hotel on the Vegas Strip that I won't name because they didn't pay me to promote them; denigration
of cat ladies; horrible clichés and stereotypes.
Band
of Brothers could use a little more
humor, a
bit more
of the irreverence and profanity that frequently arises
in groups
of men alone, to break up its almost unrelievedly somber atmosphere.
One identifies
in turns with both
of these inexperienced, erring characters, who bring the baggage
of their families as well as oppressive social convention to the nuptial bedroom, happily with a little
bit of humor thrown
in.
Andrew Matthews» script is kind
of limp, but with decent
bits, at least
in humor, as well as intriguing elements
in the mostly undercooked, maybe even somewhat unlikable characterization, whose distancing attributes are challenged by, at the very least, decent performances.
Even if the radiant
humor occasionally tends a
bit toward the local, as
in the brilliant season opening involving members
of the DSNY, the point
of view is so effortlessly relatable
in its humble assertions.
With a
bit less Kung - foolery than the previous outing, there are many moments
of humor and fun
in this sequel.
And sadly enough, these
bits of parody
humor are only evident
in the first half
of the film.
There's a
bit of fun once Mike and Steve reach a remote log cabin that's going to pieces (though an extended sequence
in which they're freaked out by and subsequently trap a bat is typically long and
humor - free).
The pilot's political
humor is a
bit polarizing, particularly when pro-Trump Roseanne (Roseanne Barr) faces off with liberal Jackie (Laurie Metcalf)
in ABC's reboot
of «Roseanne.»
Rory Kinnear continues a streak
of impressively understated blue collar men with his work as the aforementioned detective while Charles Dance is a dry -
humored bit of brilliance
in his few scenes bouncing off Cumberbatch, but the real gem
in the supporting roster is Keira Knightley, who adds another notch to an absolute banner year.
While she still found herself
in the comedic realm, Aniston began to take on slightly more daring projects like the black -
humored Horrible Bosses, which allowed her to go against - type as a sex - crazed dentist, and Wanderlust, a bizarre
bit of highly - exaggerated farce from the mind
of David Wain.