Sentences with phrase «crazy scene which»

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But the Whistle Sports study finds that the teenage audience is more interested in things like «fails» (which doesn't really interest the 34 - 54 audience, Selander says), or behind - the - scenes videos, or crazy dunks, or trick shots, or pranks.

It also has a booming art scene featuring 200 art galleries on two square miles, including the craziest fun house in America and SITE Santa Fe, New Mexico's leading contemporary art gallery, which is undergoing a massive expansion.

And then there's Fishburne, who wanders into the film deep in its second act, and absolutely owns a whispery - crazy scene in which he imparts some of the wisdom he's gleaned from 10 «seasons» of hunting and being hunted.

There are about seven minutes of deleted scenes, which equals to just more crazy stunts.

Amongst the raucous set presence of outlandish comedian Rodney Dangerfield serving up ample doses of crazy in each of his scenes (a scene - stealer if there ever was one), Chevy Chase's nonchalance as resident pro golfer — not to be believed either, which makes it even better if you ask me — and the drama that unfolds between Bill Murray and a goddamn gopher, rests a true Harold Ramis test piece.

The simple scenes in which Gil must try to fit in will suddenly be interrupted by a hard left into strange - town in which a diminutive man goes crazy.

All of the interior scenes look way overlit on this DVD and theres one scene which looks as if it were shot outside at high noon (there are crazy shadows everywhere!)

In the midst of all of the crazy comedy, Wright finds room for a few sobering details: A scene in which Gary chooses to batter his head against a wall rather than revealing some hidden scars is emotionally devastating even as it nods cheerfully to midnight - movie classics like The Thing and Invasion of the Body Snatchers.

Uriah Arnham had me cracking up during an early scene in which his character sniffs a bunch of coke in a car and a crazy chase ensues.

Nothing drove me crazy, especially not the way internet savvy pirates set up shop on the back of a long standing way of doing business which has stood the test of time... until a purile hatemonger bureaucrat named Melanie Aitken entered the scene with a new found big club with ORE's name thereon called Administrative Monetary Penalties ($ 10,000,000.

I know it must be fun for you to create those lovely scenes... your mind racing like crazy as you make decisions which will add to the beauty of the pictures.