Sentences with phrase «comedy club scenes»

The best scenes from Taylor Hackford's new movie, The Comedian, have the smart, punchy pace and content of a classic Hollywood screwball comedy: Robert De Niro's comedy club scenes have a fresh sparkle that suggests improv and show him in a...

Anyone who has ever circulated, even peripherally, in any comedy club scene, will recognize all of it.

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Besides its buzzing dining scene, Chicago has plenty of other tourist draws: beaches, ballparks, breweries, comedy clubs, museums, and music festivals.

Im not into the club scene... I do like to go out sometimes but I prefer a movie, concert, bowling, comedy show or some other type shows.

From jazz clubs to comedy clubs, the downtown scene has many attractions and distractions to make long hours seem short.

Not into the club scene anymore, I enjoy a laid back setting such as a grown folk lounge, jazz or comedy show.

«It's no surprise that the headliner on this bill — Melissa Leo — frequently electrifies the scenes devoted to her character, comedy club owner Goldie.

By the end of the first episode of this utterly seductive tale about the comedy - club scene of early - 1970s Los Angeles, it's clear that the lives of these aspiring comedians with all their inexhaustible yearning, their whining, their gratitude for any spot onstage — 2 a.m., before an audience of 15, including drunken hecklers, what could be wrong with that?

My only main complaint for this movie is the frat boy scene in the comedy club.

The inbred lowlifes in this B - movie black comedy are members of the Smith family, a clan of troglodytes in a seedy Texas trailer park replete with vicious barking dogs on chains, who swing into ruthless high gear from the very first scene, when penny - ante drug dealer Chris Smith (a game turn by Emile Hirsch, who has grown from the appealing, open - faced kid in The Emperor's Club into a scabby, hirsute roughneck) arrives in a torrential rainstorm and is greeted at the screen door by his father's new wife Sharla with a female full - frontal.

A scene where Rupert Grint (an actor looking at turning to porn), and James Buckley (copying and pasting his role from the Inbetweeners, but he is just too funny to criticise him for it), wander into a strip club is comedy gold, the drug - addled eeriness of it all exactly what this scene needs.

While at times granular, it's still an interesting story, particularly as time marches closer to the present and the national landscape of comedy and its club scene changes for what the consensus believes to be for the worse.

For me, Beverly Hills Cop was, like its contemporary Ghostbusters, the ne plus ultra of comedy — my eleven - year - old self still a couple of years away from Monty Python — and the requisite throwaway scene in a strip club was enough to be the centrefold in this analog PLAYBOY that, huzzah, I didn't have to hide between the mattress and bedspring.

A major set piece at the Friars Club and assorted scenes at the Comedy Cellar never feel genuine, even though they were shot on location and are populated by real - life comics.

It took an entire act for me to warm up to the film, it starts out like a typical R - rated comedy, but a scene where Kumail takes Hunter and Ray Ramano, who plays the father, to the comedy club changes everything.

So in telling the tale of Hilly Krystal, the club's unlikely founder played here by Alan Rickman, director Randall Miller («Bottle Shock») could do worse than render the early -»70s punk scene as breezy broad comedy.

Available as a Blu - ray / DVD / digital copy combo, «Hall Pass» has a technically adequate presentation for a mid-level comedy such as this — the visual transfer clean and the lossless audio milquetoast save for the occasional club scene, fired bullet or screeching tire.

The acquisitions were announced this past weekend at the 2015 Anime Expo, the largest dedicated anime convention in the U.S. New shojo manga titles include SHURIKEN AND PLEATS, the new series by VAMPIRE KNIGHT creator Matsuri Hino; and BEHIND THE SCENES, a dramatic new comedy by Bisco Hatori, the famed creator of OURAN HIGH SCHOOL HOST CLUB.

From musical theater to cozy jazz clubs, printmaking classes to comedy nights, Alexandria's art scene buzzes with life, forming the core of our city.