Sentences with phrase «felted after watching movie»

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After lots of traveling (and more to come soon) I feel like I just want to do nothing for a couple days:) Ive also been getting in the holiday spirit lately... listening to Christmas music, watching holiday movies, finishing up my shopping (aka ordering stuff online).

This action platformer felt like a coked - up twelve - year - old's idea of a platformer after he watched too many sci - fi movies.

I felt like peeling out in the parking lot after watching this movie.

We revel in familiar territory, movie trivia, and the like, but after a week, a day, maybe an hour, it doesn't have the staying power of watching Arnold Schwarzenegger telling a guy he just pinned with a knife to, «Stick around,» and any attempt to recapture the loosely played one - liners feels far too forced.

After watching the film on DVD nearly a year later, my enthusiasm was somewhat tempered but I still felt that it was a great movie.

The fact it was a prequel to the original classic movie had me worried, but after seeing it all I can do is offer praise that it was made, as it stiches together many plot gaps from the original movie to make watching them back to back viable... maybe not that scarey... but then the original had the benefit of being outstanding SFX for the era, modern CGI movies never feel as physical and scarey.

After watching a film like Pulse, I feel a bit insulted that movie executives think so little about the intelligence of the American movie - going public that the vast majority of the attempts at popular entertainment are completely stripped of anything remotely resembling a thought - provoking element, eschewing those in favor of noise, special effects and music stimuli to try to induce a subconscious reaction in the audience.

It's a strange little plot twist — after all, the inciting incident of the film is literally Amy quitting the organization and feeling all the better for it — but even a film called «Bad Moms» can't spend its entire runtime chronicling drunk moms accosting security guards in supermarkets or decadently sneaking out to watch a midday movie with their pals.

Not containing the wit to be smart, thrilling sci - fi nor the chutzpah to embrace a fun, B - movie shlock vibe, it unfortunately feels like an uninspired TV pilot that any other network would've permanently locked in a vault... At first, it has the feeling of being dropped into a season finale with characters we should know more about, then after the bland exposition, muddled motivations, and nonsensical developments, one realizes they'd never want to watch what came before anyways.

Inventing the Abbotts is a gem of a film, with an original feel, a spectacular cast, an ease of delivery, and a time capsule approach made doubly awesome watching the movie almost 20 years after it was made.

This movie really isn't any cinematic genius, and I felt like I needed to step away from all of the true gems of the 90s as I've been going through in recent weeks, especially after watching Sam Mendes»

It turned out to be a mutual feeling, as Rob Reiner had wanted to make a Stephen King movie after watching The Shining.

But after watching this new trailer for Universal's new movie Blockers, in which the three actors play parents who team up to sabotage their daughters» pact to lose their virginity on prom night, I feel like Switch from The Matrix: «Not like this... not like this.»

After watching this movie, you may feel inspired to examine your life for those seemingly insignificant moments that have had an impact on you, and to reflect on how you treat others.

After watching this vid, it's not gonna feel right watching some other crew play Drake, Elena, and Sully in the movie.

After watching In Good Company, I felt the second dream was the perfect way to settle the residue emotions from the movie.

After they watch the movie, I invite families to get curious about the idea that emotions are «energy in motion» in our bodies, and I encourage them to notice what that energy feels like in their body (a pounding head, racing heart, a warm wave of water washing over their whole body, butterflies in the tummy, etc.).