Sentences with phrase «few big laughs»

There are giggles throughout — a hefty percentage of them provided by Steve Carell as congenital moron Brick Tamland — but precious few big laughs (no «Go fuck yourself, San Diego» here).
, valued laughs over character or theme, and preferred a thousand little gags over a few big laughs (it had no comedic set pieces; the film was the set piece).

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Did anyone notice the big, idiot Wenger's smile at the end of the game?What he was smilling (almost laughing) about?What was so funny?Is this disrespect or what?He was very «affected» by Ox attitude few weeks ago (giggling in the tunnel)- what about him?Your attitude say it all - how can the players be different?Just go Wenger, you keep us prisoners of the past, just go...
And if you can make her laugh that will be a big step during those first few minutes together.
Like its a good movie if you base it on Spaceys an Devitos acting and the fact it is wel written in the comedy part wth a few really good laugh out loud moments and the story is ok i understand there after a big sale but i do nt understand why a guy whose really religious would ignore his job and talk about religion?
The big thrills and few laughs are no match for the cumbersome, convoluted story, not to mention the nonexistent chemistry between Cruise and Wallis.
Not amazing in any particular way, but surprisingly sweet and honest about fatherhood in addition to its laughs, a few of which were really big in my experience.
While I will admit that I liked the idea behind the all - marionette adventure, and that I did get a few belly laughs, I came away from this one almost as disappointed as I had been for their previous effort, South Park: Bigger, Longer and Uncut for the exact same reason.
Carell and Fey manage to wring a few laughs out of the material just by being themselves, but, really, the only big laughs in the film come from the numerous cameos.
I have wanted to watch this as a few months ago I didn't really like Russell Brand, however after seeing him on Celebrity Big Brother Hi - Jack (UK) he made me laugh so much... so I'd love to see what he is like in the film.
Pieces of April is a pretty sharp film, one with a lot of emotional truth, some big time gravity, and a few much needed laughs.
The hateful competition plot throws very few curveballs, and the big laughs come too infrequently.
Freeman brings his sage wisdom and gravitas, Caine is the suave gangster with dry British wit, and Arkin (who oddly starred in the similarly themed Stand Up Guys a few years back with Al Pacino and Christopher Walken) is the boisterous wild card who gets all of the biggest laughs.
It delivers exactly what the filmmakers presume their audience wants: big, bold action sequences; hot guys and girls; and a few laughs, prompted by expertly delivered one - liners that ensure the proceedings aren't taken too seriously.
When it debuted at various festivals, including the Sundance Film Festival, «Skeleton» received mostly positive reviews, with Variety critic Geoff Berkshire writing that «the biggest surprise for audiences expecting plenty of laughs will be just how effectively both thesps handle the weightier dramatic material in the screenplay... «The Skeleton Twins» captures the way siblings develop their own unique comedic shorthands in a way few films ever have.»
The Big Year , however, generates few laugh out loud moments from its impressive cast but maintains a genial mood of good natured amusement.
Jaime and his guests talk politics with the biggest leaders in Arizona, play side - splitting games and have a few laughs, turning political talk on its head.
That's why I laugh at the notion of comics needing the Big Two because if folks would've been more alert to the game being played sooner than people have finally started to, they'd have enjoyed the benefits of a healthy publisher / creator relationship like writers do and should and Marvel / DC would've started the slide into their current malaise / drek a lot sooner than the last few years.
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