Sentences with phrase «first flick»

First flicks by actors are usually cited when they're more clearly awards bait than this one seems to be.

(Adaline is Lively's first flick since 2012's Savages, and it hits theaters this Friday.)

Since Cleopatra first flicked her eyeliner, women have relied on the power of a great beauty trick.

Frankly, I expected this track to be less interesting than the one created for the prior film; first flicks always have the most background to relate, and the rough time Coppola went through making it seemed to offer more opportunities for interesting stories.

Two assists and the first flick for Lacazette's opener was brilliant

With Collet - Serra's The Shallows currently in theaters, I thought it would be worthwhile to tackle his first flick.

In the first flick, Neil Patrick Harris played a truly messed - up version of himself and created the funny scenes in the film.

I wondered if maybe it was me, if I'd changed in some deep - down fundamental way in the almost ten years between that first flick and this one.

The first flick was no classic, but it boasted a quirky charm absent from the sequel.

One of the first flicks since Lethal Weapon and 48 Hours that balances seriousness and humor perfectly.

Unfortunately the series couldn't keep up the momentum and the tricks that made the first flick feel fresh, felt tired by the third installment.

If you like the first flick, you're probably going to laugh here, and if you didn't, you won't.

I've seen the first flick (haven't gotten around to watching Hornet's nest or Played with fire), and i'm looking forward to this, but I really hope it's a little more than a shot - for - shot remake, which this more or less looks like it may be based on this trailer.

While marketing for Deadpool 2 continues the trend of the first flick's fresh and innovative way of doing things, it's noticeably more mellow and laid back compared to its predecessor.

Despite the change in director, fans can expect the similar raw and no - holds - barred storytelling that the first flick has been known for with writers Paul Wernick and Rhett Reese back penning the story while Reynolds officially getting a co-writing credit.

If you cast your mind back four years, you should just about recall that the first flick focussed on Oz (Perry), an easy - going and clean - living dentist who gets dragged into Chicago's criminal underworld when he discovers new neighbour Jimmy (Willis) is a big - time hit - man.

Why it's worth a watch: After scoring an absolute home run with the first flick, Del Toro invigorates the sequel by stuffing it with everything that made its predecessor such as hit.

In the film, the original cast and crew play themselves twenty years later as Heather Langenkamp - who starred as Nancy Thompson in the first flick - is on the cusp of reprising her role in a new Freddy film.

While the first flick wasn't well - received, fans were clamoring for more of the 2nd tier comic book anti-hero.

Director Tim Miller left during pre-production due to creative differences and there was speculation that his departure would keep the sequel from working as well as the first flick.

One major contrivance among many is in finding a way to inject Dick Thornburg (Atherton, Ghostbusters), the smarmy reporter from the first flick, back for more comic relief antagonism — he not only is in the film, he's on the same plane as Holly, mere seats away.

II surpasses the first movie through its complexity and depth, but the first flick wins the competition due to its heart - or lack thereof, toward the end of the story.

What really stands out is the inter-twining between this and the first flick, with much of the second half of the movie focussing on Marty and the Doc scurrying around putting things right in 1955 whilst all the while dodging their other selves from last time around.

The aliens from the first flick are back, and they are piiiiissed.

In truth, this was a shade better than the first flick, and had moments were the children's painful underacting was counterbalanced by some fine performances and plot developments.

I missed the opportunity to see the seqel at the cinema last year, purely by choice in not having seen the first flick, but was thankful to watch it shortly after the end credits rolled on the original.

In the comics he works at the same place as Corey Stoll's character did in the first flick as he «sthe chairman of Cross Technolgies.

Cable, the gruff, cyborg Mutant from a dystopian future, made his dark and gritty debut in the new trailer for Deadpool 2, and at first, everything seems to serious that it feels like a totally different type of movie from the irreverant comedy of the first flick.

Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales may be predictable, and the good parts of this movie mere shadows of the best parts of the first flick, but dammit if I didn't have fun.

The car demands to go, go, go, and from the first flick of the steering wheel, I was enamored.

The noise is forgotten at a first flick of the steering wheel onto a highway ramp, where the WRX sticks like the tires are covered in glue.

It's glossy black plastic that attracts fingerprints from the first flick across the touchscreen, and the touch layer is covered with hard plastic — rather than the tough Gorilla Glass you'll find on some top - end models.

Let's take a look at the first flick, as well as one of the two debut episodes of RCM...