Sentences with phrase «fell in the comedy movie»

Fiennes» best actor nod fell in the comedy movie category, which he shared with Keaton in Birdman, Bill Murray in St Vincent, Joaquin Phoenix in Inherent Vice and Christoph Waltz in Big Eyes.

Fines» best actor nod fell in the comedy movie category, which he shared with Michael Keaton in Birdman, Bill Murray in St. Vincent, Joaquin Phoenix in Inherent Vice and Christoph Waltz in Big Eyes.

Not exact matches

The screen star is still here, of course — this fall she appears in two major films, the comedy A.C.O.D. and the action movie Machete Kills.

Watch Internet Dating 2008 Full Movie Free OnlineReleased: 30 December 2008 Genres: Comedy Director: Master P, D Kat Williams works at a subway end up falling in love with a worker but during his time he goes on a dating site to find a partner.

The movie falls into the same uneasy category as Eight Legged Freaks: too tongue - in - cheek to be thrilling, not funny enough to be a comedy.

The Purple Rose of Cairo is Woody Allen's romantic comedy from 1985 about a bored movie character who falls in love with his biggest fan.

Produced by James L. Brooks, who knows a thing or two about character - driven comedy (The Simpsons, Broadcast News), The Edge of Seventeen screams with an idiosyncratic voice at a time when so many movies just want to fall in with the popular crowd.

Brand himself does a great job tackling the material he's been given, but the smart, talky comedy he was probably hired for falls completely flat in a movie with no regard for pacing, and a narrative too soulless to inspire much laughter.

See it cropping up in the character of Drew's widowed mother: in a flurry of manic energy after her husband's passing, Hollie (Susan Sarandon) proceeds to improve herself by learning stand - up comedy and tap - dancing — anything that will allow for slapstick comic whimsy (in learning to fix a car, the hood falls on her and she kicks her legs hysterically), which becomes as deadly as cancer during an ill - considered eulogy at a memorial service that stands as one of the most painful moments in movies this year.

But I fell victim to its charm, and although it demands a second viewing, The Lobster will remain one of the most interesting movies of the year and originally fresh comedy in years.

Shaun of the Dead is another comedy movie that I really love and that also partly falls in the horror genre.

While far from perfect and falling into the expected predictable and trite storyline we've seen before in dozens of other buddy cop movies, «Ride Along 2» certainly works as a broad comedy.

In a somewhat fresh take on the romantic - comedy formula, the movie focuses not so much on how it feels to fall in love as what it looks like when two self - sabotaging people learn what love really meanIn a somewhat fresh take on the romantic - comedy formula, the movie focuses not so much on how it feels to fall in love as what it looks like when two self - sabotaging people learn what love really meanin love as what it looks like when two self - sabotaging people learn what love really means.

The premise of Ghost Town falls somewhere between the elements of the recent «Over My Dead Body» and the older «Heart and Souls» and this movie manages to capture the comedy aspects that «Over My Dead Body» failed to live up to and yet match the reaffirming warmth found in «Heart and Souls».

That philosophy came in handy once more when he decided to revive a long - dormant movie genre — the screwball romantic comedy — back when action flicks like «Lethal Weapon» and «Die Hard» were the rage, with 1990's «Pretty Woman,» an unlikely Disney fairy tale about a beautiful streetwalker who falls for her rich prince of a business - exec client that turned Julia Robert into a superstar.

She deserves a movie that matches her level of complexity — maybe a pitch - black comedy in which the calculating Nixon administration is felled by Graham, a somewhat detached socialite who'd rather be hobnobbing with her fancy Beltway friends.

They may be less enthralled by the strange cocktail offered up here by director David Leitch (the two John Wick movies), which plays at being be an ambitious espionage thriller — it's set in 1989 Berlin as the wall is about to fall — but is happy to drop everything to watch Theron indulge in the brutal black comedy of violent beat - downs.

If I had the time and money, I'd see every new movie in a theater — except Hollywood comedies and romances, which are usually neither, or found - footage fright flicks, which usually make me wish they'd truly lost the footage — even when the movie falls short of expectations.

New Yorker Timothée Chalamet found his first major role not in an action movie or a comedy, but in something more nuanced — Luca Guadagnino's «Call Me by Your Name,» in theaters this fall.

Kristen Stewart and Jesse Eisenberg star in a sparkling new romantic comedy from Woody Allen about a movie - industry hopeful who arrives in 1930s Hollywood, falls in love, and finds himself swept up in the vibrant café society that defined the age.

Scarlett Johansson and Joseph Gordon - Levitt star in «Don Jon,» which was the beginning of a fall movie season with many coarse comedies.

The movie is all over the place in terms of tone and only finds something resembling honesty when it drops the embarrassing shtick of crude comedy and lost - glory adventuring, allowing Pacino and Walken to have some quiet moments of reflection over one of their multiple meals at the diner or the grave of a fallen comrade.