Sentences with phrase «comes out of this script»

He gets creative with some of the split screens and manages a few cool moments, but really needed to step in to control some of the awful that comes out of this script.

Not exact matches

When it comes to sex in the movies, there are lots of things that the writers leave out when putting together their scripts.

«The script of the inspirational coming out story of struggle is somehow not so noble when there's a character in that story who was deceived, and used — often for many years.

De Blasio indicated Monday he wasn't sure why Cuomo would characterize the mayoral control situation that way, but that they had not agreed on a public script coming out of their meeting.

My test showed T was at 200 and my doc would not give my a scrip for trt said it would make my mean and angry, also had a pounding heart, felt like it was coming out of my chest,, long story made short went to another doc, got my script and in 3 days my heart stopped pounding after 3 months strength has came back along with more energy

Imagine, it's predominantly men whose scripts get done so it was mostly a male voice coming out of my mouth for fifteen years.»

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We went through the past controversies and came up with five suitable online dating sites (one of which even runs on our own SkaDate dating script) to find you the alternative escapes from reality, while staying out of sight of the paparazzi.

Some of the actors come through well, which helps even out the less than stellar script.

While still packing it's share of jokes and parodies (like the lingering, drawn - out, protracted death scene of the king), the script's pacing lacks the kind of sparkle and snap audiences have come to expect from the crabby swamp dweller and his tag - a-longs.

The only thing that Dean Craig's (Death at a Funeral) script brings to the table is to have his characters all harbor some sort of secret, generally a sexual perversity, which comes out during supposedly discreet conversations that are overheard by other patrons or the café staff at various times.

Framed with documentary film — like interviews with the key players in what remains the most infamous story to come out of Olympic figure skating, his Tonya Harding script straddles a tricky tone of pitch - black humor, affecting pathos, and winking self - awareness.

There have been some claims by the Monkees since the film came out that this message was projected onto it by Rafelson and Nicholson, but the script was clearly born of a very real frustration with their image.

I think my only criticism is with the script and some cheesy dialogue in it, but overall, I really enjoyed the hell out of Battle: LA and I had a great time watching it, which is what counts the most when it comes to an entertaining popcorn movie like this.

And then just as I was like «I guess I should start acting again, go find some work» — this script came along, fell out of the sky and I read it and I thought «Well — that's interesting.

The key line in the script comes straight out of Poe: «Believe nothing you hear, and only one half that you see.»

But now the piper has come for payment, and the price is the manifold shortcomings of Green Lantern: a woefully underdeveloped script; dubious casting (I don't care how many billion galaxies are out there: in none of them is Tim Robbins the father of Peter Sarsgaard); slack, aimless direction by Martin Campbell; and a set of decidedly uneven performances.

A version of the script was completed just as Independence Day came out, cooling everyone's interest in making an overtly extra-terrestrial-themed Indy movie.

Former documentarian Michael Campus (Christmas Cottage, Z.P.G.) takes a more personal approach to Robert J. Poole's oft - revised, oft - improvised - off - of script, showing these characters as fully realized people, each with his or her own strengths and weaknesses, all a bunch of gray areas instead of the black and white, both figuratively and literally, of other Black cast films to come out at the same time.

Dropped into the middle of the action, there's very little information given as to what's come before and I liked this... too many films waste precious moments spoon - feeding audiences everything they think we need to know when actually, if the script and performances are strong enough, we can usually figure out enough to get by.

The realness of Jenkins script combined with two tour - de-force performances from Paul Giamatti and Kathryn Hahn makes Private Life one of the most emotionally powerful films to come out of the 2018 Sundance Film Festival.

His debut turn behind the camera, however, came a lot later than the scripts that made his name (you can read our rundown of those right here), and while it was hardly the box office blockbuster it may have been hoped the «Lethal Weapon» writer would turn out, it's in fact a great, great film; a hugely enjoyable comedy / murder msytery / noir hybrid romp with plenty of meta flourishes and sideways - winking humour.

Though the script is uneven at times, on the basis of visuals alone, this is one of the best things to come out of 2011.

- The original title of the movie was «Tomorrow Never Comes» - Anthony Hopkins was cast as Elliott Carver and joined the production, but dropped out after three days because filming was disorganized and chaotic and there was no completed shooting script - First Bond film since Diamonds Are Forever to have a running time of less than two hours.

«We would rehearse the scenes and they wouldn't come out right, so we'd pull away the script and have them improvise it, and then we'd rewrite it to what felt natural coming out of their mouths.

A: The script came about because the writer, Noah Haidle, was riding his bike in Coney Island one day and saw three old gangster - type looking guys sitting on a park bench drinking coffee out of a paper cup.

«The initial script called for a location in a glass house in upstate New York, but then Ex Machina came out and it had the same kind of setting, so in order to separate [our film] from that, we looked for a place on the beach.»

When she read the script, «my youngest was 7 months old, so I was just coming out of that dark tunnel where you think there is never going to be light again» after sleeping very little for months, she said.

This is the second Carnahan scripted film this year to tackle the tough questions emanating out of the Middle East conflict, coming out shortly after his more straight - forward film, The Kingdom.

Black, who marveled that the scripts bought for the most money were the ones that looked the least like those scripts when the movies finally came out, later described the film as «a frustrating proposition, so much potential, then a lot of «big action» which evolved over time and bloated a much less grandiose blueprint.

It should come as no surprise then that the script was written by a certifiable party of writers, with no less than four (John Logan, Neal Purvis, Robert Wade, Jez Butterworth) hacking out pages for the film.

RD: Before Graham came on to Notes on an Appearance, I shared the script with a few other producers, some of whom came out of NYU's film school.

Kurt Sutter (Sons of Anarchy) wrote the script and Antoine Fuqua (Training Day) came aboard to direct in the summer of 2011 only to see DreamWorks back out of producing the film soon thereafter.

Looking like a 10 - cent Matthew McConaughey version of the «cool» kid who came to pitch for the «Bad News Bears,» he sports wispy facial hair, aviator shades, ugly shirts and an in - script - only sexual charisma that gets scantily - clad girls to do his bidding when he walks up to them and says «You wan na make out?»

Ergüven has talent but comes across as tone deaf when trying for tribute out of this script that she's been sitting on since 2011.

It has also come out in the publicity for Argo that Chris Terrio's first drafts of the script told the story more as a comedy romp.

well im wondering what is rick baker going to do with the werewolf is he going to creat a diferent kind of werewolf will the same cast be in the movie when it comes out and what can we all expext in the fillm and lastey will a new script be ritten we will just have to waite and see

In news coming out of the Berlin Film Market, Deadline is reporting that Milla Jovovich is set to headline the sci - fi action thriller Hummingbird, which is being directed by Marcus Kryler and Fredrik Akerstrom from a Black List script by John McClain.

But «The Big Stick» is not one of those semi-awful, schematically spelled out conflicts such as the unfunny «My Big Fat Greek Wedding», but rather features a crackerjack script graced with a marvelous ensemble that mixes melodrama and broad comedy, and comes across like a hilarious memoir based on Kumail's actual marriage to Emily in one of the most beautiful stories of love and its conflicts you may run across in the theaters this year.

Like the Seller's movies, this script relies heavily on slapstick humor, with some of the gags coming straight out of the original films.

Danny Collins is the sort of thing that, 25 or 30 years ago, would've come out every week: a low - budget, low - stakes excuse for good actors to have some fun with a smart director and script (by Dan Fogelman, who wrote the busy, AARP - centric comedy Last Vegas).

Before it reaches that point, however, House at the End of the Street comes off as a fairly typical teen drama that's rife with eye - rollingly familiar elements - as director Mark Tonderai, working from David Loucka's script, devotes much of the movie's opening hour to Elissa's tiresome, drawn - out efforts at acclimating to her new surroundings.

Fault could belong to the screenwriter for pounding out a script that babbles on with little sense of what it wants to say, or the director for being blind when it comes to telling a story visually, or the star for a monotonous performance that becomes increasingly grating.

David: Director Steven Soderbergh couldn't resist coming out of his four - year retirement from film making after reading a script from his good friend Rebecca Blunt.

Director Steven Soderbergh couldn't resist coming out of his four - year retirement from film making after reading a script from his good friend Rebecca Blunt.

«I wrote the script to Lady Bird, and it really came out of a desire to make a project about home — like, what the meaning of home is, and place.

Gondry came out of advertising and music videos at the turn of the millennium to make a series of wonderful mid-budget whimsies: «Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind» (2004, from a Charlie Kaufman script), «The Science of Sleep» (2006), and «Be Kind Rewind» (2008).

«One of the lowest moments was when we turned in the script on the day The Avengers came out, a Friday, and The Avengers made what, over 200 and some million dollars opening weekend?

«Dylan came to me when I was reading the script and took it out of my hand and said, «Dad, let me explain something to you, This is a whole new audience for you, Dad.

A big twist comes from out of nowhere, but, like the entire script, it all makes sense.