Sentences with phrase «expected in a movie like»

As noted earlier, its expected in a movie like this.

Not exact matches

If in the case of the movie Contact again, even if Foster's character stayed with him, bought him presents, took care of him when sick, got him b - day cards or cried at his funeral, someone could always say «Well she could be a psychopath and is just pretending to love him because its expected of her or she expects to get something out it like inheritance.»

Did you know that the sex toys industry is expecting a boost in sales after the release of the movie this weekend, just like they did after the book was released?

You'll also get to peek at the newborn nursery, but don't expect it to look like it does in the movies with babies all lined up.

For instance, they expect them to be charismatic and witty, like the guys we see in movies; however, in real life, these type of men are usually the jerks.

You can admire a movie like Steven Soderbergh's «Contagion» (2011), a realistic rendering of civil breakdown caused by a spreading pathogen, but the horror - film version of disaster in «World War Z» stretches the senses to take in more than you may expect.

And The Avengers won't be Whedon's only movie this year; you can also expect his quickly - shot take on Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing (starring Whedon veterans like Nathan Fillion, Reed Diamond, and Amy Acker) to surface on the festival circuit, while the delayed, Whedon - penned scarefest Cabin in the Woods will finally get a release on April 13.

Cruise's performance feels like his performance in any of his other movies - he's the suave doll we expect him to be, and we feel like we've seen it all before.

Like Palka's mom - dog, the movie is a mess, clicking back and forth between shadowy horror, suburban melodrama, and the kind of slapstick family comedy in which I half - expected Eddie Murphy to burst through the front door in a fat suit.

I've seen material like this done better and worse, but even on its own, the movie is a nondescript, laugh-less, tedious exercise in putting material on screen that just isn't funny on its own and expecting one to laugh at it.

As anyone who sat through the last three «Pirates» movies might expect, «The Lone Ranger» is too complex for its own good, culminating in a long - winded third act that feels like it'll never end.

Now, in the spirit of staying on topic, this movie looks exactly like what you'd expect an action blockbuster to be.

On the one hand the movie is great, the picture and audio is amazing but for the premium price they ask for the format I expect a heck of a lot more than what the studios give us and in some cases (like Election) when they don't give us anything.

You're getting no more or no less than you'd expect from a movie like The Movie Never Stopped, but I was glad to see Simmons get a chance to help carry a film rather than simply move around the edges of the main story in a supporting movie like The Movie Never Stopped, but I was glad to see Simmons get a chance to help carry a film rather than simply move around the edges of the main story in a supporting Movie Never Stopped, but I was glad to see Simmons get a chance to help carry a film rather than simply move around the edges of the main story in a supporting role.

Actors aren't Navy SEALs, I know, but Johansson was, in fact, brave to take on this role: brave in that it's a sharp left turn from what audiences expect or even like; brave in that she embraced an artistically bold method of building a movie when most other movie stars would have said no thanks to the idea of chatting up random Scotsmen in a van.

«Language of a Broken Heart» is exactly the movie that one expects it to be — a frustrating quality for some, perhaps, but smooth medicine for those who trust and like writer - actors» puppy dog tales that unfold loosely in the vein of the work of Edward Burns.

The acting is what you'd expect from a bunch of lame ducks, but all you really hope for in movies like this is that no one pulls a Matthew Lillard and overdoes it to the point of distraction.

Matthew Goode as Uncle Charlie: Considering his past roles in movies like Leap Year and Watchmen, one wouldn't expect Goode to be the type of man to actually fear.

This looks like exactly what you would expect from Disney - magical and pretty much the same color palette and CGI worlds as every other live - action movie they have made in the last few years.

There are a lot of gags here we'd expect in a typical, envelope - pushing, American gross - out movie, but director Frank Oz handles them like they're more sophisticated jokes.

Then we go back in time, 2005 to be exact, where two friends in their 20's (Teller and a hilarious Jonah Hill) start a small internet arms business then quickly rise to power, with all the chaotic consequences you would expect from a movie that borrows a lot from Scorsese's «Wolf of Wall Street» but still feels a lot like a Todd Phillips feature.

The freshness of action setpieces is something to expect from Vaughn, who has brought impeccably staged action to past films like Kick - Ass and X-Men: First Class, in addition to the first Kingsman movie installment.

Ted was a stupid movie... it really wasn't funny... and that comes from a guy who likes Adam sandler movies and American dad... I went in not expecting much and I wasn't disappointed... one star... barely...

Brandon liked the Review of Buried from Sundance, There is flaws in all movies of some kind that you Expect, But the thing is that worried me was can Ryan Reynolds keep this film going for 94 mins and keep you intrested in the subject matter.

Ok let's take care of the elephant in the room right away: you don't go to a movie like «Conan the Barbarian» expecting to hear a clever dialogue.

In other words, this isn't at all the kind of set where you'd expect to find a world - famous movie star — except that James Franco isn't like other movie stars.

European films have a long tradition of full frontal male nudity even in movies you least expected it; like in the classic 1980's slasher «Pieces»

And in an age when you get movies like Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle (also starring Dwayne Johnson), it's difficult to say that you can't expect more from movies.

To be honest I have no idea, but «Dark Shadows» is not the film you may be expecting to see from the guy who directed movies like «Batman» and most recently «Alice in Wonderland.»

Don't go into this movie expecting a popcorn horror flick with all the cliches you can check off the list in your head, the movie isn't like that has it's different then most horror movies.

I wasn't expecting a great movie, i walked in expecting to hate it, but if you are capable of turning your brain off to enjoy the ride this movie is fun, dialogue and plot are pretty dumb (Again, turn your brain off, otherwise you'll feel insulted) This is more like another Transformers movie, no real plot, just special effects and cool action scenes.

In particular, it looks like the Metal Gear Solid movie is still being produced by Sony Pictures, meaning that it remains a high budget effort with all the things you would expect from a top film releasing to the cinemas nowadays.

«Sherlock Holmes» may not be the kind of movie you'd expect from Guy Ritchie, but even though a lot of his trademark style is absent, his touch is still very evident — particularly in scenes where he slows down the action to explain in detail what's happening (like Holmes» first two fights) before going back to show it again in real time.

In fact, apart from its countless F - bombs (because apparently, nothing says «bad» quite like grown women cursing), it's really a PG - 13 movie at heart, failing to push the boundaries as far as you'd expect from the guys who wrote «The Hangover.»

It has an interesting effect on the game in general — the clarity does a lot for its atmosphere, though as you'd expect some of the less realistic aspects of the world and geometry are good amount more exposed at 4K — like how previously - great special effects in classic movies can look a bit iffy at high resolutions.

Vinterberg may shoot events with a more traditional, sun - kissed eye than expected, but he makes a point of moving on from the earthy past with a crisp, yet stylish air; the moment when Bathsheba is seduced by soldier Frank Troy (Tom Sturridge), who whips his sword around her in the woods like an outtake from an adult Zhang Yimou movie, unfolds with a strangely erotic charge.

The film is genuinely funny at times, the chemistry between Rogen and Streisand is believable and great, and the emotional aspects of the film hit and appear more than one would expect to in a movie like this.

Female - fronted comedies have been big business in recent years, with movies like Bridesmaids pulling in huge box office and a new generation of comedy stars like Melissa McCarthy redefining what audiences expect from women comedians.

You would expect The Post to find kinship in the other well - known journalism movies of the day, whether it's granddaddy of them all All The President's Men or more modern distillations of the form like Zodiac and Spotlight (also co-written by Singer), but Spielberg is smart enough to know the differences between the story he's crafting and these other newsroom capers.

Danna is a very individual composer who tends to approach films differently from how others would have done, and this is so refreshing - the last thing one expects to find in a score for a movie like Breach is music quite this elegant and involving, but it's not hard to see why it would work so well.

She's worked plenty, but outside of small roles in the likes of Hanna and A Most Wanted Man, she hasn't had the sort of exposure you might expect from an actress getting a leading role in a Paul Thomas Anderson movie.

If you're in a holiday mood and are looking for a good movie to watch with the family (and don't mind dealing with the expected genre clichés), this looks like it could make for a heartwarmingly pleasant rental.

We might expect a DIY movie like this to a employ a grainy black - and - white look, shaky handheld camera, jump cuts and improvisational acting in order to capture a docudrama aesthetic.

Though you wouldn't expect it to matter, his flat, half - hearted performance feels like a kid playing bad guy based on what he's seen in movies

In fact, less people than I expected mentioned it as an awards player, even if they liked the movie.

This prequel film is expected to be the first under a new banner of DC Films that will focus on spin - offs, prequels, and other stories set outside the timeline established in movies like Man of Steel, Wonder Woman, and Justice League.

seriously you are expecting every movie to be like batman... i have seen in some reviews saying the same thing..

In many ways, the movie plays out like the first Harry Potter film adaptation, a hyper - aggressive checklist of events that must happen to propel the lengthy plot forward as well as hit all the story beats fans of the source material would expect.

Blu - ray Highlight: As you might expect from a movie like «Safe,» the coolest piece of bonus material is a 10 - minute featurette called «The Art of the Gunfight» that takes a look at the action choreography in the film, focusing on three sequences in particular.

However, in listening to what Paul Wernick and Rhett Reese have to say, it sounds like the plan is for any future movies that include Deadpool, like the expected X-Force movie that will follow Deadpool 2, will remain «Deadpool movies» in their structure and tone.