Sentences with phrase «crowd than the audience»

More recent successes, such as «The Post» and «Lincoln,» have been adult dramas that are aimed at a much different crowd than the audience that's expected to turn out for «Ready Player One.»

Not exact matches

Cruz and his wife, Heidi, mingled with the crowd, delivered joint remarks for more than an hour, prayed with the audience for some 90 minutes more and took questions on everything from foreign policy to faith to economic issues.

The crowd's beachballs were more active during her set than any others I saw, and Santigold endeared herself to her audience even more by inviting people onstage to dance with her.

«What we noticed was that, even though their crowd was a little younger than what we're used to, they were an audience that actually listened.

He knows better than to test his popular audience with catalogues and battles crowded with the genealogies and particularized deaths of heroes whose only purpose is to fall.

But his Football Manager 2018 battle against fellow comedian Steve McNeil probably took place in front of a bigger audience than Plymouth's average Home park crowd.

Regardless of esoteric chants or the occasional misplaced focus, however, there is no crowd hotter than a post-Mania Raw audience.

He also discussed the use of sites like Politicopia to encourage discussion in the middle rather than on the fringes of the political spectrum, though judging from the audience questions, the crowd was a bit more skeptical about the potential for getting moderates to speak up (i.e., they're moderate because they're not strongly involved).

It soon becomes clear that not only is this a deep, well - crafted and carefully balanced RTS, brimming with features, but also that the developer is desperately trying to encourage a wider audience than the core strategy crowd.

Loose, lively and agreeably unsolemn, the alt - culture biopic CBGB is an account of that Manhattan punk - rock crucible whose audience will likely be even smaller than the crowd that actually went to the club in the 1970s.

But when audiences saw it the reaction was less than expected and «Philomena» proved to more of a crowd pleaser.

Ostensibly designed with Evangelicals in mind, the faith - based parable probably has more of an appeal for the Christian crowd than for general audiences.

The only audience for this is the crowd that can't get enough killer monster movies and they would be probably do better with a cable subscription than renting or buying the many entries in the genre.

More than half the films of my list share stories that focus on women or girls: Mad Max: Fury Road, Brooklyn, Inside Out, Room, Star Wars: The Force Awakens and Far From the Madding Crowd (Additionally, I would argue that Ava's narrative in Ex Machina also drives that film and that Domhnall Gleeson's character primarily functions as a stand - in for the audience).

Maybe it makes sense for the Arts and Leisure section, which targets more of a national audience than daily critics, to worry about crowd pleasing.