Sentences with phrase «fall sports movie»

Directed by Craig Gillespie and coproduced by Robbie herself, I, Tonya is a supercharged Scorsesian rise - and - fall sports movie: trashy, funny, devastating and anchored by a star turn that will be talked about long beyond awards season.

Not exact matches

The scene effectively conveys the king - of - the - world high of a solid drug rush, and the film has just enough of an edge that I winced each time they hit the glass, convinced that one of them would take that big fall into the canyons of L.A. Elizabeth Hurley, meanwhile, is very pretty and sports a lovely English accent but seems to have been airlifted in from an entirely different movie.

This movie sports a similar plot line to Olympus Has Fallen, which released in three months earlier in March of 2013.

Seitz raises several astute questions about the nature of spoiler culture: Why television shows and movies are somehow more delicate than, say, a sporting event, where the responsibility to avoid news of the game's outcome, or a spectacular play, falls solely on the shoulders of the person consuming the media.

We've heard the old saying about the individual's role in a team (Here, it's stated as, «Team isn't about «I;» it's about «us»»), and a lot of sports movies fall into the nearly unavoidable trap of making a team's success wholly dependent on one or a select group of players.

She is a bigger talent than Disney usually recruits to helm their sports movies, but the results aren't terribly different, as the film still falls into the «good, but not quite great» zone it shares with most of the class.

This is the kind of movie that nearly falls apart in the third act, as hidden villains come to light, a chase breaks out by means of a convenient sports car on the casino floor, and Vincent's ex-wife shows up just in time to find herself in a perilous situation.

Not only that, but a host of other small expenses fall away: movies (in theatres), concerts and sporting events.

In the end, all of the advice I received fell into the same growing theme: it does not matter what it is that provides you with the necessary balance between your work and your social life, what is most important is that you take the time to for activities outside of the work place, and activities that you really enjoy, whether it be catching up with the newest best - selling novel, joining a sports league, dance class, wine - tasting club, spending time playing board games or watching a movie with your family.