Sentences with phrase «even seen in the movie»

I was even seen in the movie Goldfinger, James Bond used it.

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The memory may have faded, but movie studios can still feel the sharp barb left behind by 2014's release of «The Interview,» the James Franco and Seth Rogen - starring slapstick comedy that saw the duo assassinate Kim Jong - un; hundreds of Sony's e-mails were leaked by hackers in the aftermath, causing their own controversies, while even the brief threat of all - out war seemed to hang strangely in the air.

Because of James Cameron's involvement and its huge box - office gross, «Avatar» probably had these nominations in the bag before any Academy voter even saw the movie.

But here's what you should consider: if we can understand what it means to have our world - view changed even briefly by believing in a movie long enough to get creeped - out by the zombies in it, we have to see what Peter was saying to the Jews — because he wasn't asking them to suspend their disbelief: he was telling them things they had witnessed for themselves.

It's uncomfortable and ingratiating in its self - centeredness and objectification, and that, ultimately, leaves the movie's retelling toothless, even if it shakes off some of that, «Heh, you see me slay that dragon for you, babe?»

The Christian who has eyes to see and ears to hear can observe and perceive gospel truths all around them in music, movies, art, and plays, even when those things were created by people who were not Christians.

We watch it at the end of our third day of walking around, by which time we have seen most of the places depicted in the movie, and are even able to recognize its two most prominent physical discontinuities.

Even in our current age of streaming the latest movies in our living rooms, summer is still seen as the prime season for escapist blockbusters.

Some people have said that Madeleine L'Engle's novel, published way back in 1962, is un-adaptable, but even after seeing this movie, it's hard to believe that's true because A Wrinkle in Time does deliver on two key aspects of the book: bizarre imagery and inspirational themes.

The sadness is that we don't see that every supper with them — even just a bowl of cornflakes in the kitchen some night after the movies — is precious beyond all telling because the day will come beyond which there will be no other supper with them ever again.

Indeed, even the worldwide demand for movies, tapes, and videos suggests at least the high permeability and at most the pervasive character of some levels of human sensibilities in what some want to see as radically (distinct and encapsulated.

In fact — and please don't tell anyone — this post was inspired by a movie which I recently saw wherein the protagonist's existence revolved around hummus to the point that he even used it as toothpaste.

We've all seen it in the movies: Bring it On, 10 Things I Hate About You, heck even High School Musical had cheerleading in it!

If you're a mom, you know a mom, or you've even just seen a mom in a movie or on TV, you're probably (at least somewhat) aware of the pain, inconvenience, and struggle that comes with breastfeeding.

Though you've probably heard of autism, and you may have even seen a portrayal of autism in the movies or on TV, you probably don't have extensive knowledge about autism or Asperger Syndrome unless you have personal experience with the conditions.

«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.

NEW YORK CITY — When you're 16 years old, you're too young to vote, to buy alcohol or a lotto ticket, or even see an R - rated movie without a parent — but in New York, you're old enough to be locked up in Rikers Island, a place Gov. Andrew Cuomo recently called «savage, inhumane and revolting.»

Teleportation is actually the least impressive visual effect in the movie,»cause it's extremely fast and violent so it's over before you can even see it.

The verisimilitude in the CG [computer generated] effects and the attention to little things — like the way the rotor from the vehicle moves the grass as it comes in for a landing — are constantly bombarding you with subliminal stimuli that are telling you that what you're seeing is real, even though you know you're sitting in a movie theater.

There have been many subsequent efforts to find the treasure — and even a Hollywood movie called National Treasure inspired by the tale — but Gillogly has seen nothing in the past 30 years to make him doubt his original assessment.

We see them everywhere, not just in the museums, but in magazines, movies, even in value meals at McDonald's.

Even if they did discover something, it's unlikely to be the little green men we're all used to seeing in the movies.

Most flu vaccines, some Dtap combinations and others list thimerosal on the label, and even if it's not listed on the label is allowed by the FDA in trace amounts (see movie by same name).

Logically, this could be part of the reason we are seeing a rise in skin related disorders and why the research in the movie Microbirth is even more critical!

It's not a perfect outfit in my book (next time, I want a shirt that can tuck in) and my kids told me I looked like Dorothy from the Wizard of Oz (I was actually impressed they had even seen a movie that old!)

I am dragging Gary to see the movie on Saturday — in my defense he said it looks really funny and I don't even remember the last time a good chick flick was out!!

I'm not talking about being born in the 90s, ever seen some fashion or regular 90s movies, tv shows or even looked at fashion magazines from the 90s?

I've seen it in numerous movies and knew even when I was little that one day I needed to go there.

Hunger Games is really very popular today and are even in all social media sites... I haven't read the book yet but I already saw the movie... Adhriene recently posted..

And seeing its food culture (ok, mainly just the beignets) in the movie «Chef» made me want to go even more.

You guys look like you could be ready for a movie set in the 40s, but people are rarely able to see subtle and sophisticated as a costume contest winner, they want an over the top exaggeration of that era, not something that's authentic, people in their 20's are good at that sort of thing, I'll bet the winners were even wearing polyester

I was amazed to see even Amy Adams from American Hustle was wearing the wrap dress in the movie.

Series creator Chris Carter has even written a third entry in the franchise's film department and, based on what the ratings will be like, we'll probably see more X-Files in the future, whether in terms of more episodes or a big blockbuster of a movie.

As a society we spend a lot of time to emulate the romance we see in movies and on TV, or sometimes even our own friends, but as I have said before, your relationship is 100 % unique, and you need to let it bloom at the rate you want it to, and it the way that you want it to (this «you» being both / all of you, and not you specifically.

I am a 72 year old single male, in good health, who is looking for a woman to have a meal with, see a movie or maybe even enjoy some adult fun

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Even if your date is going to include dining out, let her pick a place, and suggest other things you might do in addition to having a romantic dinner, such as seeing a movie or a live show.

It's a great chance to see movie actors outside of a role, I love hearing what they say in their speeches, I cry with them, I laugh with them, I envy them and I even pity them, because living your life in the public eye is not easy.

Also, if you are just meeting a person you probably do not even know what kind of movie they like to see in the first place.

Regularly showing classic movies — as well as hosting touring Broadway productions — the Ohio Theatre is a traditional date venue in downtown Columbus; with a proud history stretching back to the days of Vaudeville, the theatre has seen generations of lovers enjoy an evening out together right here.

We see in the movies and on television that people tend to have luck meeting in bars or night clubs, but these chance encounters are few and far between, and even then there's no guarantee that you're going to meet someone you want to spend a lot of time with.

shy at begining but can open up quickly.enjoy site seeing, movies clubbing, travelling or just easy walikng in the evenings.

She, the filmmakers, and maybe even a few of the kids in the audience have seen it all before — the comic book, the film based on the comic book, the winking that certain movies based on comic books start to do after a few sequels.

And the movie was scarcely even seen on its initial release in the summer of 1959 and went to television in the early»60s in a package that usually had it relegated to «shock theater» showcases and the late - night graveyard (no pun intended).

Even giving every benefit of the doubt to people that use this word, I honestly didn't see anything pretentious in this movie.

(And even in real life, when people see grisly bloody accidents, they tend to say «It felt like a movie»).

But even other «minor» flaws in the editing, lighting and shaky camera - work are not in any way less responsible for this movie turning out to be the most campy thriller with a decent cast I've seen in quite some time.

It makes you feel like you don't even need to go see the movie, like it's already playing itself out for you in public.

It is amazing to see these props in the film and wonder just how much effort would have been needed for that minor aspect of the movie and then to see the work that went into it just amazes you even more.

It was not the first movie I saw in a theater; in fact, I quite liked movies by age seven and had already seen a variety of Disneys, Muppets, and even — sorry, mom and dad — Care Bears.