Sentences with phrase «even movies down»

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Von Lohmann's role was to help Google achieve that goal even when the creators of some of that information objected, and he sometimes clashed with media figures who accused Google of not doing enough to clamp down on pirated movies accessible through its search engine.

If you read through even a few of the thousands of posts and Twitter comments and related outcry about Taylor's departure, and the subsequent shut - down of popular threads or «sub-Reddits» like r / movies and r / music, it becomes obvious that for many of the site's users, the issue is about more than just the firing of one employee.

Speaking of tricks, Ant - Man and Wasp seems to double, triple, even quadruple down on all the size - changing stunts of the first movie, with tons of objects, from a building to a Pez dispenser, becoming action - centered props.

Even in the movies, when Jesus is teaching His disciples, or they are going to heal someone, or they are traveling down the road together, there are never any women with them.

But like within a few weeks of saying that, I came down with a horrible stomach flu, and was even too feverish to watch much of a movie.

Cmone!!!! I think we should check how much crystal palace has spent or even liverpool.we as fans are not unhappy we just wish what is the best for our club.we've seen this movie unfold so many times and i beleive its due to the fans presure that we are even getting anyone.i know its a exciting time (only jump when confirmed) but lets not forget we hve dropped 5 points which would hve been prevented had we done our deals early.now we hve a huge task ahead of us catching up is no easy feat its easier to just keep going down the table than it is easy to rise

Oh, there'd be an occasional drunk staggering by from out of the pool hall down the street — even though this is a dry county — and I'd see skunks come out of the drainage system to eat the popcorn that people dropped coming out of the movie.

There were times this evening that the Chicago Fire - the no - longer - winless Chicago Fire, the no - longer - pitiable Chicago Fire - were absorbing punishment like the hero of a hackneyed action movie, taking punches that sounded like small explosions, blood, sweat, and gore streaking down their lumpen, stubborn faces.

One thing that drives me nuts is when women post about their non-material-ness and how they're not high maintenance and are interested in a nice down to Earth man who they can spend quality time with even if it's «just cuddling on the couch watching a movie» and all that other non-high-maintenance BS.

I have a memory of a war movie in which a woman is giving birth in a tank or a submarine (for whatever reason) and even in THAT situation, the men know better than she does how to labor — she's forced to lie down and put her feet up in two bandoliers suspended from the ceiling as stirrups.

Aaron also enjoys his down time at home after a long week at work but is always game for going out and doing things like bike rides, rollerblading, kayaking or even catching a movie on the weekends.

We sat down together as a family and watched The Secret Life of Pets (You can buy it on Blu - ray & DVD on December 6) and we made it through the entire movie without pausing it even once.

«When you see someone who's homeless, keep in mind it's not necessarily like the movies, that there's mental illness or cause of drugs, there could be a lot of reasons, and instead of looking as we sometimes do, we look away from them, we look down at them, instead look at them like anyone else and just say «hope you have a good day» and «hope you're alright» and give them that encouragement that they're going to be okay because that little thing may be the thing that gets them to the next step, that helps them get to that next interview, that next opportunity, or even to come in to an organization and say I need help,» said Vasquez.

We use our porch for all of our meals and sit on the cot to watch shows or movies in the evening, and during the day we often sunbathe on the lower patio when it's too foggy down at the beach.

On those steps at the entrance was filmed the latest 007 movie and I even remember that scene when he came down these steps with the car, such an epic scene (check the 3rd pic from this post).

For those with first date jitters, the thought provoking movie experience will give you plenty to talk about as you embark on a romantic stroll down the opulent East Ave to conclude the evening.

After all, Valentine's day evening is a hectic time for restaurants and cinemas, so be certain to check movie times and reserve seats and reserve a table in advance so you can be sure you will not be let down on the day itself.

On my days off I'm either at the house watching movies or playing video games or writing lyrics or even going for a run down in my local area or chilling out listening to music.

i love movies, quiet evenings at home, avid reader, very down..

After all, Valentine's day evening is a busy time for eateries and theatres, so be certain to check movie times and book seats and book a table ahead so that you can be sure you will not be let down on the day itself.

I am well Groomed, good mannered and a gentleman So if you are looking for a man who will open the door and treat you like a Lady, plan candlelight dinners, show some affection even in public, walk down the street holding your hand, cuddle on the sofa watching a good movie and having a glass of...

Whether that be, a relaxing day down at the beach, a cozy night in watching a movie, or a night out on the town... do something with your SD that you know they will enjoy, even if you don't enjoy it as much as they do.

Honest and caring man looking for a meaningful relationship with a down to earth woman who enjoys quiet evenings cooking together, watching good movies over popcorn, shopping and daily outings.

I am a gentle and dynamic woman, i am very simple and easy going woman, love hanging out with my companion and close ones... love going to the movies with him and spending much of my time with him... strolling down the beaches is a real fun for me and would love to give it to him even if it takes the whole of my life to do so... loves the breezes, clouds and winds that swarps the ocean shores... Love respecting people and always don't argue for what i don't really know or what am not sure about... Maybe you could love to know more about me... then i guess you just contact me and then will explain that orally... probably in live chat.

The rest of the movie is predictable even down to the now - mandatory Spielbergian touches.

The supporting cast senses a vacuum and runs away with the movie (particularly Roger Hammond and John Standing as grouchy, gossipy old coots who observe all the goings - on and disapprove most firmly while looking down Mrs. Erlynne's scandalous backless evening gown).

Ultimately, good intentions aside, the only point that You Don't Mess With the Zohan really proves is Newton's Law of Gravity; cowriter Judd Apatow has been THE dominant voice in American film comedy for the last three years (and I'm even counting the underrated Drillbit Taylor), but this movie proves that even HE had to come down some time!

There's just something refreshing, at least for me, about going to a movie and not knowing what it's going to be, even down to its genre.

Spielberg is in complete control of the material and even manages to tamp down his customary treacle until the movie's almost over.

Though it has all the crackling energy and wit of many a»70s political thriller (with an unusually mobile, roving camera for a Spielberg drama), the movie boils down to a single stately moment, one in which a woman asserts her authority in a way that even her male subordinates, who technically report to her, are unprepared for.

In this all - star cast holiday movie, four generations of extended family gather for an annual Christmas Eve celebration and as the evening unfolds, a series of unexpected visitors and unlikely events turn the night upside down.

Whether it's from books, to movies, to video games, comic books, even down to phones / tablets / computers, etc..

Following the movie's New York Film Festival premiere, there were reports of people throwing up in the men's room after suffering virtual vertigo while watching Petit (played by Joseph Gordon - Levitt) stroll, turn and even lie down upon a cable stretched between the towers.

Here we go again with another Jaws rip - off, right down to the font of the text that opens the movie explaining the plot to us before we can even get a chance to get involved in it.

Succeeds where so few Hollywood movies even venture - it builds a believable life, adds just enough nervous laughter to relieve the realistic tension, and constantly escapes the dumbed - down expectations beaten into us by lesser films.

I liked the Scary Movies (even the 4th one gave me a few laughs), Date Movie was a real let down but this is just horrible.

Even Sandra Bullock's character is pretty one - dimensional, although at least she has the benefit of sharing the screen with Billy Bob Thornton's reptilian sleazeball, who is hands - down the highlight of the movie.

«Birdman» proves that a movie — the grabbiest, most kinetic film ever made about putting on a play — can soar on the wings of its own technical prowess, even as the banality of its ideas threatens to drag it back down to earth.

At the film festival: Bruce LaBruce's subversive masterpiece, Gerontophilia, a lovely rom - com in which everybody fucks one another across all age and gender borders — desire shall bind us together; Juno Mak's Rigor Mortis, a touching albeit grim look at loss and damnation in the form of a Chinese hopping - vampire movie, with many a nod to the subgenre's clichés and conventions; Jealousy, Philippe Garrel's latest tale of love ground down by the mill of daily life, raw and naked even by his ascetic standards; Hayao Miyazaki's troublesome The Wind Rises, which frames the story of a fighter - plane designer as a grand romance of struggle and failure, with animation's supreme living master contemplating the price mankind can sometimes pay in the name of one dreamer's self - fulfillment, and the willful blindness and egocentricity it takes to realize one's vision; and finally to Yorgos Lanthimos's Necktie and Athina Rachel Tsangari's 24 Frames Per Century, their contributions to the Venice 70: Future Reloaded omnibus, not to mention the untitled pieces by Jean - Marie Straub, Monte Hellman, Amit Dutta, and Haile Gerima.

But there's not a lot of suspense about where the movie might go, even for the uninitiated, because the out - of - order opening scene blatantly establishes that Wimbledon will come down to these two contenders (lest one fear they have to pay any attention to any of the matches leading up to the finals).

The two have co-founded Funny or Die and lent their support to comics and concepts they believe in, producing everything from «Eastbound & Down» and «Drunk History» to Tim and Eric's Billion Dollar Movie and even Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters.

Deep down, we all know that modern superhero movies are operating with even lower dramatic stakes than Star Wars or James Bond movies: beloved characters rarely stay dead after they've been killed, and no plot development, no matter how grave, is irreversible, so there's no possible way that what seems to be happening on the screen could really be happening.

There's shades of «Fast and the Furious» and «Mad Max: Fury Road» as cars flip, tumble down mountains, and even leap across rooftops, but all with the casualty buffer of a kids movie.

That being said, if you thought Show Dogs was going to be one of those movies that gets it right, you're going to want to sit down before you read this review, because it's even worse than it looks.

The most ironic aspect to this movie is that even when Isabelle is acting as her own worst enemy — say, allowing herself to be talked down from her latest affair with a gentle gallery owner (Alex Descas) by a busybody clairvoyant (Gerard Depardieu!)

Perhaps the chief distinguishing factor is the richly three - dimensional treatment of Dovid — played by Nivola in what's arguably the movie's standout performance as a conflicted man of honor, even when he's attempting to lay down the law like an old - school fundamentalist.

I'm down for a good live - action, talking - animal movie, and it doesn't even need to be something Oscar - worthy like «Babe.»

Even when the two of them get down to the de rigueur sex stuff, most of which is generic R - rated business — you know, ice cubes sliding down torsos, the obligatory bare breasts and bums — the movie doesn't submit to the dominance of dark eroticism.

The Avengers: Infinity War actor also confessed that he wanted to turn down playing the character in The Avengers and Captain America franchises because of the 10 - movie commitment and the fact it would have placed him in an even more public spotlight once Marvel Studios» vision came into fruition.

Even though the movie shows them riding skateboards down highways while semis jag around them, and even though they go ahead and camp in the middle of the desert, nobody seems to Even though the movie shows them riding skateboards down highways while semis jag around them, and even though they go ahead and camp in the middle of the desert, nobody seems to even though they go ahead and camp in the middle of the desert, nobody seems to die.