Sentences with phrase «everything in the film falls»

Even if you go in with no knowledge of the film's final plot point, everything in the film falls into place to make the moments preceding it all the more heartfelt in retrospect.

Not exact matches

Bay and screenwriter Ehren Kruger must have noticed that amphetamine - fueled mugging tested well in Revenge of the Fallen, so the third film is graced with the brilliantly hyperactive Ken Jeong — perhaps the one actor in Bay's 17 - year directing career who perfectly embodies his outsized, everything - plus - half - again - as - much style — and John Malkovich.

But the Buckinghams come to realize to their dismay that classic English theater is falling out of favor in a changing country where the public has become more excited by the explosion of vibrant Bollywood films — and, more deeply, is looking to move beyond everything British.

Everything falls apart for Cinderella as the clock strikes midnight in the latest trailer for Disney's live - action film.

So, as much as the film promises in its concept and opening sequence, everything falls flat due to an awful script and some questionable performances.

Their loyalty to Malcolm is essential in a film that becomes a series of unlucky events strung together like shoddy beads on a string — you wait for everything to fall apart as they desperately pedal their bikes through the neighborhood trying to keep it all together.

If everything continues to fall into place behind the scenes, then Martinez will quickly make himself more than useful in the production of Wolverine 3, and provide a score against which the film's actors will find room to perform and further develop their individual characters.

In the film's final act, as everything starts falling apart for the characters, the optimistic air of these carefree colours reveals itself to be little more than an illusion, these pretty buildings standing in total indifference to the fate of those who live amongst theIn the film's final act, as everything starts falling apart for the characters, the optimistic air of these carefree colours reveals itself to be little more than an illusion, these pretty buildings standing in total indifference to the fate of those who live amongst thein total indifference to the fate of those who live amongst them.

With the X-Men franchise moving in several different directions at once, but still holding on to the films that started it all, one of the more confusing questions is where everything falls in the multiple timelines.

[10] He explained that the film «dissected its posturing «manly man» stereotypes, and showcased how utterly frail a cowboy mentality can be when everything falls apart», while Colonial Marines «revels in its own testosterone, submerged gleefully in a pool of dank ultramasculinity.»