Sentences with phrase «everything in this movie does»

But everything in this movie doesn't need to be explained, that's why suspense and your imagination exist.

Not exact matches

Responsible for some of the greatest visual effects pulled off on screen in the last 40 years, he's done everything from James Bond movies like «Moonraker» and «GoldenEye,» to Christopher Nolan's Batman trilogy and «Inception» (which he won an Oscar for).

By far the most affecting act of courage in the movie has nothing to do with violence and everything to do with love.

Like everything else in this movie, their roles are being kept a secret for the time being, but don't worry.

everything is made up of atoms (don't believe me do some research) its the different variables of heat and light and things like that that cause different reactions to make different things and these things when they interact can create something completely different and you and slowly the process of mitosis or miosis starts to work and form stuff hell i learnt that in high school and it was a catholic one at that a millions of years ago i bet the universe was completely different and had things in it that our minds cant even imagine that have since changed over time from action and reaction to what we have today and in another million years who knows with all the different gases we pump into the air and the weather getting more intense on both ends of the scale life as we know it will be different the human race will have to evolve to survive and will probibly form into a slightly different species hell maybe well evolve into 2 different species like in the movie time machine

In the summer, it does this classic movie series, where they show everything from Casablanca to Lawrence of Arabia and Indiana Jones.

«If what the public wants is immediate and free access to the Olympics, then the network needs to get a cable partner and show everything live, wall - to - wall, and get Bud Greenspan to do the show in prime time, present a completely taped, movie - fied package,» he says, invoking the name of the Olympics» most renowned film chronicler.

He was actually rather down - in - the - dumps that Thanksgiving, but of course everything came out swell by Christmas — as they usually do in old movies.

I want absolutely everything organized and clean to the point where I am a little OCD about it, I like watching The Bachelor / The Bachelorette on Mondays, I prefer straight tequila over wine, I have a Beagle and a Chihuahua even though I don't even like either one of those breeds, I like Justin Timberlake, Michael Buble and Lyle Lovett, I have at least 20 bottles of shampoo and conditioner in my bathroom at any one time, Audrey Hepburn is my idol, I have an unhealthy addiction to Target and Zulily, Singing In The Rain is my favorite movie, Purple is my favorite color, my best friend and I have been friends for 20 years now, I haven't gotten my driver's license yet out of sheer laziness, my favorite desert is key lime pie and cheesecake, I hide chocolate all over my house for when PMS strikes, I have asthma that I've been hospitalized for 3 times, I used to play guitar, piano and conga drums, (I think) I'm a good photographer, I use to dance professionally (ballet) for 15 years, I love Mexican food and I'm Italiain my bathroom at any one time, Audrey Hepburn is my idol, I have an unhealthy addiction to Target and Zulily, Singing In The Rain is my favorite movie, Purple is my favorite color, my best friend and I have been friends for 20 years now, I haven't gotten my driver's license yet out of sheer laziness, my favorite desert is key lime pie and cheesecake, I hide chocolate all over my house for when PMS strikes, I have asthma that I've been hospitalized for 3 times, I used to play guitar, piano and conga drums, (I think) I'm a good photographer, I use to dance professionally (ballet) for 15 years, I love Mexican food and I'm ItaliaIn The Rain is my favorite movie, Purple is my favorite color, my best friend and I have been friends for 20 years now, I haven't gotten my driver's license yet out of sheer laziness, my favorite desert is key lime pie and cheesecake, I hide chocolate all over my house for when PMS strikes, I have asthma that I've been hospitalized for 3 times, I used to play guitar, piano and conga drums, (I think) I'm a good photographer, I use to dance professionally (ballet) for 15 years, I love Mexican food and I'm Italian.

«Secondly, don't believe everything that you read about movie stars because some of the women who've had kids in their late 40s, such as film stars, have used donor eggs, but they don't tell you that in the article because it's their own private business,» warns Prof Ledger.

When I came up with the title of this blog post, it had everything to do with the outfit and these adorable shoes that look exactly like Dorothy's ruby slippers, but the more I thought about this iconic movie quote, the more I realized how much it rings true in my own life.

Lovers lined up their cars outside over the weekend and did everything but watch the movie being screened in front of them.

I honestly just want to have a fun time with a WOMAN / COUGAR who just wants to do anything from go to a Dodgers / Kings / Lakers game, head to a party or just relax at home and watch a movie I mean anything and everything and in...

I enjoy every thing in life friends, family, outdoors, beach movies and doing everything together

Whereas in the past certain 3D presentations felt muted with blunted colors and image distortion, The Lego Movie does everything correct.

But sort of stupidity is really just par for the course with Lake Placid, firstly because everything after the first movie was just stupid in general, but more specifically»cause they do the exact same thing with a character from this movie in the next one.

While the movie includes narration (by Charles Osgood) drawn from the book, it also allows the stars opportunity for topical pop - cultural references as well as narrative detours, as when the mayor goes in for a Who - Root Canal «Sticking» «Who» in front of everything,» he gripes, «doesn't make it hurt less») or Horton's clover lands in a field of clovers, whereupon he sets out to locate his speck - adorned lower out of the thousands stretching before him.

I've never been a fan of the Shrek movies, and the third entry in the series dutifully continues with everything they do that's annoying and irrational, mainly because the formula has always resulted in giant box office returns.

The jokes are nonexistent, the direction is ugly, the production value looks WAY to cheap than it needed to be, the actors didn't try, and everything that you can think of that can go wrong in a parody movie directed by Friedburg and Seltzer, will

In a movie like this, almost everything depends on the lead actor — and Stephen Dorff does not disappoint.

Rule # 1: Don't show the creepiest / scariest / most shocking thing in the first 20 minutes of the movie or everything else won't seem as scary.

Director, producer, actor — James Franco is firing on all creative cylinders in The Disaster Artist, and it's telling that this restlessly inventive star (his critics are always bitching that Franco tries to do too much) is giving everything he has to a movie about... the worst filmmaker of the 21st century.

That said, it's not a bad movie, everything else is relatively well done, but the fact that I didn't believe for one second in Travolta's character is what brought it down to «not so great» territory for me.

IT SUCKS, IT MAKES NO **** SENSE * SPOILER * HE GOES BACK IN TIME IN THE FINAL SCENE OF THE FIRST MOVIE, SHOWS HOW THE GUY GET STABBED AND THEN JESSE KILLS HIM * SPOILER END * THROW **** IN WHOEVER WROTE THIS, AGAIN THE HORROR TYPE MOVIE WHERE THE ENTITY CAN DO EVERYTHING

In dismissing the sincerity of its predecessors, Thor: Ragnorak comes close to helping us look past everything else that the movie does within the set routine.

This movie has everything that belongs in a good action movie, and nothing that doesn't.

Everything that made the first film so much fun is still here and done in a way that doesn't feel like a simple rehash of the first movie.

It's intimate, as an autobiography ought to be, but co-directors Satrapi and Vincent Paronnaud also manage to give it a panoramic scale: While the movie doesn't attempt to be an Iranian history lesson, it does capture the way people's lives can be both drastically changed and yet, in some ways, remain defiantly unchanged when their government subverts everything they believe in, using God — or some version of God — as its chief weapon.

Extending its reputation for doing everything more slowly than other movies, Solomon Kane finally hit home video this week ten months after opening in U.S. theaters.

I need to clarify this movie is absolutely ridiculous but it's fully aware of that so in most ways it worked well enough that I didn't hate everything about it.

And while a lot of Don't Breathe brings that same level of intensity, it's a much more restrained and calculated brand of horror that builds tension through silence — and because so much of the movie is quiet, everything else feels like a punch in the gut.

But the movie really does succeed because of Vaughn, who takes everything he's learned from making movies over the past decade, and the things he loves about movies, and unapologetically borrows and transforms them in ways which both make sense and improve the source material to make it its own entity.

I don't know how they ended up backsliding with it in Wolverine... oh, wait, yes I do, they backslid with everything in that movie.

Nor do they tie everything together and make you understand why the movie did what it did, like weaving between those dual chronologies and presenting them in such a way that it's easy to mistake one time period for the other.

Found - footage horror thriller Unfriended was a welcome surprise back in 2015, when its commitment to a simple but ingenious premise — everything that happens in the film does so on the laptop screen of doomed teenager Shelley Hennig — managed to overcome a lot of the typical low - budget horror movie flaws.

The Extra-Terrestrial, the definitive boy - and - his - dog movie, as I can't help but feel that E.T.'s departure will leave a bigger, more cavernous hole than the one Elliot started with — a troublesome notion that the pompous uplift of John Williams's score does everything in its power to drown out.

Making matters worse, the whole movie looks like it was shot through the bottom of a green beer bottle, giving everything an almost gangrenous hue — including our two studs, who do a fine job in separate closeups, but never find a common groove.

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«Replete with imagery that shimmers with the kind of almost otherworldly wonder one might associate with a Terrence Malick movie... This film does more than just tell a story, it testifies to the sheer loveliness of anything — everything — when drenched in silence.»

There's all kinds of complexities inherent in the film, and even if the movie turns out to be everything we hope, it doesn't really seem to be something that'll get a lot of awards play.

We're doing 10 episodes and I think the interesting part about it is exactly what you said, everything's changed so much; the line between film and TV has blurred so much over the years, I think Jack Ryan is a product of that blurring so much that I think that they're not even really considering it a TV show, they're calling it a movie that's being told in 10 parts; and that's not just an argument of semantics, it's actually true.

As Thor in the Avengers movies, Chris Hemsworth spends a lot of time showing off his beefy muscles and swinging his magic hammer, but — due to Thor's godly powers — almost everything he does beyond that is heavily aided by digital effects.

It seems Godzilla, Independence Day and The Day After Tomorrow didn't satisfy his yearning to destroy everything in his path, given Roland Emmerich has attempted to return disaster movies to their earlier glory with 2012.

That this artful mayhem looks both chillingly relevant and borderline cathartic has everything to do with Green Room's scary timeliness — its emergence, in our new age of politically emboldened hatemongers, as an accidental zeitgeist movie.

He doesn't say a word in the movie's insanely tense opening getaway, but everything you need to know is right there in his actions.

Whether it's Ilana Glazer shouting unprintable things at Scarlett Johansson in Rough Night, TJ Miller accidentally dosing Courtney B. Vance in Office Christmas Party, Jillian Bell giving an illegal stocking stuffer to Seth Rogen in The Night Before, or everything that happens in every second of Hot Tub Time Machine, coke seems to be the new cool movie drug that definitely everyone wants to do very much.

Once you see footage from the surreal horror vacation from hell, you'll wonder just why or how Disney isn't doing everything they can to stop this movie from getting released, but maybe they respect director Randy Moore's efforts in independent film.

Davis has everything that Lopez doesn't in Maid in Manhattan: modesty, natural beauty, charisma, a wry sense of humour — you could watch a whole movie about this persona, which is probably what Hughes had in mind, and her one sequence ends with a joke that also happens to be a far more accurate representation of the subtle fear that aristocracy puts in the minimum - wager than any of the Cinderella markers you'll find in Maid in Manhattan.

Thor: Ragnarok does everything right - including, killing off the Warriors Three - in Screen Junkies» Honest Trailer for the movie.

There are a few interesting ideas about fate and governmental control, but everything that takes place in «Insurgent» has been done better elsewhere, most often in «The Hunger Games» movies, which look like masterpieces comparatively.