Sentences with phrase «claustrophobic feeling of»

Lady Bird as a character and film manages both tenderness and lawlessness; caught in the confuddling mix of teenage hormones and perceived oppressive parenting; rebelling against the grain, oft to her own detriment; Gerwig's capable filmmaking expertly capturing that claustrophobic feeling of teenage angst and insurgency; Saorsie Ronan performing the hell out of the role.

The tight hallways and tiny rooms throughout the ship do emulate the claustrophobic feeling of the first two movies, which amplifies the tension and thrill of many scenes in the film.

The scrabbling nervousness, the claustrophobic feeling of being known, that I am so familiar with, the urge to pack and move and start over and over and over, rises up now and then for me, still.

This new top allowed for a slightly wider rear seat and the additional windows halped with the over the shoulder view and the slightly claustrophobic feel of the previous generations.

The uninterrupted view created by the frameless shower doors, and uniform tiling throughout, give the impression of spaciousness, diminishing that claustrophobic feel of an old, small bathroom.

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The very thought of give and take and «we need to talk» and «you're not spending enough time with me» type of conversations all feels so claustrophobic.

The walker is ideal for giving your baby some space if they feel claustrophobic and you can add all of your own toys just as you need them.

This stroller is fairly bulky in comparison to others available on the market, but this comes with a luxurious amount of space within the stroller for the kids, it would no doubt feel less «claustrophobic» for the infants than other similar products.

If you feel claustrophobic, just look out of the 42 - inch windows to watch the fish swim by.

Also, the door is made of glass, so you can see outside of the sauna in case someone feels claustrophobic.

It's the size of a very large bath, and even with the lid closed, I didn't feel claustrophobic, however, if you are prone to this phobia, you can leave the lid open.

So if any of the sensations mentioned above describe your experience in Virasana, it isn't shocking that you might start to feel claustrophobic, grumpy, and obsessed with wondering, «When will this pose be over?»

I am not a huge fan of overalls, they make me feel claustrophobic.

An abundance of tchotchkes makes a space feel busy and claustrophobic.

Although all of my clothes fit well, my body always felt claustrophobic in my clothes.

It's not a massive room — maybe around the size of a small bedroom, but enough for 6 people not to feel claustrophobic I think.

The action doesn't feel claustrophobic, then, but it does feel small, with only the four family members and their three tormentors in the mix, none of them compelling as characters.

Unlike some of the better previous titles like LEGO Batman 2 and LEGO Marvel, LEGO Batman 3 feels more claustrophobic, smaller in scale and lacks that open feel that the aforementioned titles gave us.

Berg keeps Stern tight within the frame and makes the audience feel his claustrophobic sense of paranoia.

«Penny Dreadful is trading the confines of Vanessa's padded cell for the expanse of the American Southwest this week, but it doesn't feel any less claustrophobic.»

Ironically, the scariest parts of this genuinely scary film are its quietest, and the formal innovation of the minimalistic and claustrophobic sound design — necessary to represent a world where breaking the silence will kill you — is what makes A Quiet Place stand out from standard horror fare usually committed more to jump scares than to skillfully calibrating a rising feeling of tension.

The location feels claustrophobic, the camera system is atrocious and the act of torturing cuddly bears is simply not as enjoyable as it should be.

The hushed, claustrophobic ambience of high privilege and repressed feeling occasionally cracks, as this horror movie reveals itself also to be a rich, agonizing melodrama and a dry comedy of manners set in a fantasy Manhattan of crème caramel wainscoting and black - tie evenings at the opera.

Rain plays the feisty Alison (Raine), a direct, funny woman ahead of her time, who feels cooped up and claustrophobic and ready to lead Honor gloriously astray.

On film, it feels stale, forced and claustrophobic: Who wants to watch a bunch of people yell in a room for two hours?

Even though the film takes place in a number of locations, both indoors and outdoors, it always feels confining and claustrophobic, displaying a more limited range of colors, and the DVD reflects this well.

To the deep credit of both Day - Lewis and newcomer Krieps, this love story reverberates with real feeling, emotions ricocheting off the claustrophobic walls.

Riggen undermines the miners» struggles by inexplicably skirting a claustrophobic feel, allowing no one the chance to truly panic or lose hope without Saint Mario (Banderas as inspirational leader Mario Sepulveda) swooping in with a word of wisdom to put everyone back on the right track.

In both «types» of movies, Assayas displays the same gaze: the camera always glides over people, never letting you believe that you can get «inside» them, what they think, what they feel; and, whether big (the kidnapping of the OPEC delegates in Carlos) or small (the decision of which heirloom to give to a deceased mother's old retainer in Summer Hours), «events» are shot in the same way, as an accretion of minute, yet complex decisions; of out - of - sync bodies competing for leg room in a claustrophobic space.

But no matter how much I prepared myself for it, PSVR rendering that cramped space in 3D did just too good a job of making me feel claustrophobic and vulnerable.

Though much of the film consists of little more than Paisley and McGuinness verbally parrying back and forth in a moving van, the filmmakers seem so concerned about not making the story feel stagey and claustrophobic that they invent ways of getting the men out of the vehicle; most conspicuous is a flat tire that leads to an extended detour into a forest and an invalid credit card that holds the two men up at a gas station.

In that claustrophobic setting, the tension steadily builds, until even the offer of another glass of wine begins to feel like a threat.

That was a exercise in paranoia that felt aptly stagey and claustrophobic on screen; this is much more opened out, with a fine eye for apocalyptic urban wreckage - the very nastiest kind of car park.

There's no sense of comfort at all, and this is the film's great strength: the unnerving, claustrophobic feeling that our leaders are sinister, and Joe's efforts to save one girl are, ultimately, not enough.

This happens in a couple of key scenes and gives a claustrophobic feel.

Despite the global reach of the operation, it all begins to feel mightily claustrophobic.

Admittedly, the production value has improved with more characterful creature effects and the claustrophobic locations make for more scope for suspense, but the pedestrian direction and tired formula makes the film feel like a TV movie with little in the way of flair or imagination.

The artificial look of the images and the limited number of characters give an odd claustrophobic and surreal feel to proceedings.

One, the cast is almost entirely female, and two, Marshall's ramping up of dread set against a claustrophobic setting is so effective that it almost doesn't even feel like a creature feature.

As well as the magnificent sound design, Berberian Sound Studio is visually impressive with the claustrophobic and darkly lit sound studio set enhancing the menace that Gilderoy feels from The Equestrian Vortex and some of his co-workers.

Gone are the studio's usual penchant for garishness and lack of stylistic unity; the claustrophobic, sealed - in worlds; the horrible neon colors; the feeling that everything's been dipped in a hard plastic coating.

Despite being shot on location at a beautiful Italian villa and its lush surrounding grounds, the action feels confined and claustrophobic, a fact not helped by Peploe's curious and distracting decision to occasionally insert shots of an audience watching the goings - on.

The last 10 minutes of the film are fairly effective — even if you're not claustrophobic, you might feel your chest tightening a bit — but by that point you've long been ready for the thing to be over.

A couple of scenes rely too heavily on slapstick, and there are times when the limits of the setting start to feel claustrophobic.

But he really wished they hadn't done it in a year when his entry, the score for «Dunkirk,» was designed to make an audience feel edgy and claustrophobic, instead of, say, 1995, when he won an Oscar for his crowd - pleasing work on «The Lion King.»

In The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance (Paramount), James Stewart is decades too old to play the naïve tenderfoot who finds the west a little more wild than he expected, and John Ford hardly leaves the confines of the soundstage, giving it an oddly claustrophobic feeling.

The image's astonishing clarity and depth refocus one's attention on how the claustrophobic compositions and imported foliage of the production design contribute to the close, hothouse feeling of the exercise.

Where Bayonetta and Devil May Cry (and old GoW) happily deliver zoomed - out, tactical views and swift, rangey weapons, God of War's more claustrophobic immediacy — coupled with the distinctly intimate nature of axe combat - feels far closer to the spirit of frantic, improvisational FPS flow that Doom absolutely thrives on.

«Tomorrow»» s cleanup sequence feels claustrophobic, even when they head out to the fire escape to dance with brooms, and the helicopter - adjacent tap dance of «I Don't Need Anything But You» is half - hearted.

Otherwise, I felt a little claustrophobic at this funeral because 90 percent of the film takes place at the house.