Sentences with phrase «everyone in this film seems»

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A toothless ode to a still - living celebrity, it's a film that may appeal to very young children and very old ladies, but seems sure to bore everyone in between.

The filmmaker doesn't seem to know how to shoot a natural conversation, as the film is full of weird, shapeless interactions in which everyone is just rambling.

I was afraid to say something since «Made in Dagenham» seems like a film whose story everyone must love or something, but I'll go ahead and say it.

«While this uncataloguable and entrancing film gazes back in nostalgia to a time of performance - art priapism when everyone seems to have known Warhol, it also leaves room for a particularly hopeful diagnosis of the present.»

In a sense, it would seem like having all of these egos is a small - time film might work against the production, but by all appearances, everyone put in their best effort in making this film work, with what must have been a sparse crew and few takes allowed for every scenIn a sense, it would seem like having all of these egos is a small - time film might work against the production, but by all appearances, everyone put in their best effort in making this film work, with what must have been a sparse crew and few takes allowed for every scenin their best effort in making this film work, with what must have been a sparse crew and few takes allowed for every scenin making this film work, with what must have been a sparse crew and few takes allowed for every scene.

The new film, which this time focuses on law enforcement's reaction to 9/11 terrorism, takes a similar approach in how it shows corruption and political concerns preventing personal justice — the classic «bigger fish to fry» seems to be the mantra of everyone involved in the plot.

In The Future, writer / director / star Miranda July indulges in the same wayward malaise of her previous film, Me and You and Everyone We Know, but, somewhat ironically, the focus on the uncertainty of «what comes next» makes this one seem a lot less scattershoIn The Future, writer / director / star Miranda July indulges in the same wayward malaise of her previous film, Me and You and Everyone We Know, but, somewhat ironically, the focus on the uncertainty of «what comes next» makes this one seem a lot less scattershoin the same wayward malaise of her previous film, Me and You and Everyone We Know, but, somewhat ironically, the focus on the uncertainty of «what comes next» makes this one seem a lot less scattershot.

I do wish that it didn't seem so inconsequential when all's said and done, because, in truth, everyone does such a nice job (Breslin, in particular, is fast becoming a reason to see a film by herself) with what they're given that I felt kind of badly that they weren't given something less threadbare and obvious.

Everyone seems to be wearing a heap of makeup in this film, and I'm not just talking about the women.

Not only are our two leads desperate for jobs, but everyone in the film from the group's lame mentor (Josh Brener, who can't seem to utter a sentence without throwing in the word «zizzle» for all his homies) to the perfunctory mean kid (Max Minghella) all act out of a sense of desperation that's nearly always far too pathetic to be funny.

In the conversations I've had with others who have seen the movie, I was amazed to find that, in discussing who this film actually belongs to — whose story it is — everyone seemed to identify with a different characteIn the conversations I've had with others who have seen the movie, I was amazed to find that, in discussing who this film actually belongs to — whose story it is — everyone seemed to identify with a different charactein discussing who this film actually belongs to — whose story it is — everyone seemed to identify with a different character.

If there's one thing everyone can agree on with Dwayne Johnson, it's that he's consistently likable in every film he appears in, and seems to be all in at the moment in being this generation's # 1 action star.

Writer - director Richard Linklater (The School of Rock) attempts to play with fire by giving us the answer in this sequel, and with everyone who saw and enjoyed the first film forming their own imaginary conclusions, the answer would seem bound to disappoint.

Everyone kind of assumed that this award was a shoo - in for Pulitzer Prize - winning playwright Tony Kushner, but it seems to me its narrow vision and belabored structure is the thing most responsible for the film's stuffy boredom.

His latest film (which just premiered at Cannes) takes place in a concentrated college town where everyone seems to know each other and privacy is nonexistent.

The pair may have wanted to pay loving homage to the exploitation films they loved as youngsters but, as everyone quickly discovered, few filmgoers seemed to share their fascination with the genre, with the double - bill flopping in the US and Tarantino's stand - alone Death Proof being a box - office bust upon its belated UK release.

To the degree that I had «problems» with the latter movie — being a critic with Tarantino problems is so embarrassing, like breaking out in hives whenever you eat a food everyone else seems to relish — most of them had to do with the film's treatment of Leigh's Daisy.

As Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle, Bad Boys II, and Legally Blonde 2 touch down in theatres, Die Another Day, The Jungle Book 2, and the Brady Bunch movies land on DVD, and then there are the cross-promotions: It seems like everyone wants a piece of the fallout from Universal's big - screen Hulk, with Fox, Buena Vista, Anchor Bay, and Universal itself issuing «Hulk» - branded discs prior to the feature film's June 20th opening.

Lucas mentioned during the pre-release for the film that it was akin to Titanic in space, where we all know the tragedy will befall everyone in the movie, which makes every scene before the fall seem more ominous and heartbreaking.

Instead, it just happens to be one of the worst films I've seen in a long time, a fact made even worse by the fact that everyone involved with it seems to be trying so hard.

I have to believe you had all your family members write concuring your terrible review, as everyone I seen in a very Large theatre seem to love it, I am sure movies like YA YA Sister hood and other slower paced films will still be made for folks like you, its just a shame that someone so out of touch with what the «public» likes is getting paid to review movies.Your like the George bush of Movie critics.

By the end of the film, it's quite clear that Sonny's decision is not as up in the air as he seems to suggest to everyone around him, yet here he is, talking and talking and talking about a conclusion he has likely reached well before the film starts.

Of course, as the story progresses, David starts to seem increasingly predatory, which gives the film a shadowy undertone that causes crises for everyone in Jenny's life, mainly because she's so determined to do what she wants to do.

In the commentary for the film proper, Green revels in rambling non-sequiturs (at one point Green says that he maybe shouldn't have recorded a commentary since people would think he was an idiot after listening; Tom, everyone already thinks you're an idiot, commentary or not), which seems appropriate for this senseless film but makes for equally frustrating viewinIn the commentary for the film proper, Green revels in rambling non-sequiturs (at one point Green says that he maybe shouldn't have recorded a commentary since people would think he was an idiot after listening; Tom, everyone already thinks you're an idiot, commentary or not), which seems appropriate for this senseless film but makes for equally frustrating viewinin rambling non-sequiturs (at one point Green says that he maybe shouldn't have recorded a commentary since people would think he was an idiot after listening; Tom, everyone already thinks you're an idiot, commentary or not), which seems appropriate for this senseless film but makes for equally frustrating viewing.

She's a strong presence in the film as Minnie's mother, who is a little reckless and irresponsible with her drinking and drug habits (everyone seemed to be in the 70s), though is still trying her best.

There are moments that seem almost overwhelming in their intensity; the first moments in the outside world, the touch of a real dog, the understanding that everyone else carried on with a normal life, the shared bond over breakfast cereal but everything feels so natural and unforced that the film carries you gently through them.

In this day and age when everyone seems to know everything way far in advance any amount of true surprise in the film world is, well, surprisinIn this day and age when everyone seems to know everything way far in advance any amount of true surprise in the film world is, well, surprisinin advance any amount of true surprise in the film world is, well, surprisinin the film world is, well, surprising.

Vague billboards left regular members of the public with no idea of what the film was about, and in order to find out they had to head online to discover the debut trailer, which managed to excite existing Judge Dredd fans but left almost everyone else feeling underwhelmed, many seeming to arrive at the conclusion that it might be worth picking up when the DVD / Blu - ray hits the bargain bins or on Ebay for a few quid.

Microsoft seems to be in for a rough and rocky holiday 2017 as the Squad discusses the paltry Xbox One lineup heading into October, Movie Pass has a HUGE price drop and we discuss just how important this COULD be for consumers, the film industry and everyone involved (plus we'll explain what Movie Pass is too!)

Add to this programmes of both underground and mainstream films at Tate, Whitechapel Art Gallery and in the Serpentine Gallery's temporary pavilions (designed by celebrity architects - currently Oscar Niemeyer), and it seems everyone is eager to edge in on the ICA's traditionally interdisciplinary turf.

The film opened that place in my heart that holds the most profound and sacred feeling and appreciation for my mate, and from the mood in the room after the film ended, it seemed that everyone was in touch with their love, too.