Sentences with phrase «funny lines»

She still shows she is one of the leading comedic actors, however, working with a number of funny lines.

The dialogue throughout is weak apart from a few funny lines, and the quality of acting is also pretty low.

The operator's voice acting is very natural and believable, there are some very funny lines and jokes in there.

Like the first «Bad Moms», this sequel features some genuinely funny lines here and there, though the count is down from the original.

There are so many funny lines from that movie it was hard just to pick a few!

Also the character development reminded me of the bad company games (although there wasn't as many funny lines of dialogue).

I was thankful for the occasional funny line that provided some comic relief from the heavy tone of the film.

A good film comedy needs more than just funny lines and humorous situations to work well from beginning to end.

However, always with humor on the mind, the script is loaded with truly funny lines.

* There are some pretty funny lines of dialogue.

Over two minutes and not a single funny line or intriguing moment.

You don't expect a movie like this to be particularly amusing, but damned if there aren't some really funny lines.

I look forward to your next funny lines... seriously!

Funny lines flow from left and right, with more than half a dozen characters brought together under complex but clear circumstances getting a chance to inject their personality.

Do you have a favorite funny line of his?

Another hazardous way to stand out is to write funny lines on your resume.

Though now there's a «this kind of funny line,» that gets drawn about the company on finance websites.

Some really funny lines that were shown in the trailers were deleted from the final cut movie.

It has some very funny lines in it — Grandma doesn't dig conceptual art at all — and Provoust's voiceover is delivered in a barely audible, tantalising whisper as light and as sexily French as soufflé.

He has brusque instructions on the differences between handling grieving men and grieving women, and a very funny line about why you must knock on the door and never use the doorbell.

Although the original Caddyshack might feature the single funniest line ever uttered from a judge in a movie (I've sentenced boys younger than you to the gas chamber.

«Delightfully, The Cave is, in fact, a pure, puzzle - solving adventure game rife with funny lines and chuckle - inducing non sequiturs despite trying to disguise itself as a side - scrolling platformer.»

With such a great cast delivering sometimes brutally funny lines make this one of the best superhero films ever.

Sure, they're both easy on the eyes, but they both demonstrate the not - so - easy talent of delivering funny lines straight - faced and without letting the characters realize they are really funny.

«I liked her too,» said Justin, «along with Scotty (Simon Pegg, also co-screenwriter with Doug Jung) and Bones McCoy (Karl Urban), who among many funny lines said during some intense moments something to the effect of, «I'm a doctor not an engineer.»

Schwarzenegger, in his prime as an action star, is mostly subdued, giving a few of his traditional one - liners («Stick around» punctuates a scene in which he impales someone standing, and his unintentionally funny line, «Get to da choppa!»

There's a couple of genuinely funny lines, and for some reason Berry's deep voice and unusual style make them even funnier, but for the most part the humor just felt forced, which turned out to be a real problem as every single campaign level is preceded by one of these fairly lengthy narrations.

He also has the film's only funny lines («I'm the world's first fully functional homicidal artist»), and often sounds more than a little like Liberace.

Leslie Jones (also worth pointing out as the only actually funny lady in the Ghostbusters reboot) also receives some fairly funny lines as an FBI agent tracking the stolen money.

While the costumes and sets provide delightful visuals, the script provides funny lines and the performances entertain, Soderbergh's work still rings hollow.

There's nobody there to push her, nobody on set with the power and emotional remove to tell McCarthy that they need another take, they need funnier lines, or that her decision to go with halting, wait for the rim - shot line - readings do no make the unfunny script funny.

Piscopo looks solid n buffed and apart from the non funny lines its a great blast.

It is complete, beautifully choreographed chaos, punctuated by unexpectedly funny lines.

Throughout the film, the support characters deliver some extremely funny lines in lieu of the dark situation unfolding in front of Bernie Tiede's eyes.

The ones that do are the ones you'll remember and there are at least a dozen of memorable sight gags and funny lines interspersed throughout Naked Gun 2 1/2 to make it worth the meager 85 minutes spent.

For every observantly funny line, there's a tired joke about long East Indian names; for every forward - looking musical cue, there's a strenuously unhip flashback...

The funny, and there are some truly funny lines along the way, needed more of a punch from Ian Edelman and Neel Shah's effective but uneven script.

Of course at least a hundred other great funny lines don't jump out at you the first time you see the movie, («Let's get sushi and not pay»).

(One of the film's funnier lines involves his broken Portuguese.)

It does, indeed, get off two intentionally funny lines, flanked on all... read more →

It's a performance that will delight those who adore Deadpool for his most addled dialogue and flagrant sexual jokes, and completely alienate anyone who isn't totally on board with having an ADHD - fueled psycho constantly screaming half - funny lines whether they belong there or not.

Murphy is, unsurprisingly, above this material, so it's a back - handed pleasure seeing him elevate it with easy - going, funny line readings, probable ad libs («I ain't gonna front.

The stoner essence of the The Dude is perfectly captured by an on - form Jeff Bridges playing against his previous type (thirty years of mediocrity) and John Goodman's foul - mouthed ape Walter delivers ninety percent of the insultingly funny lines.

McCarthy in particular has some devastatingly funny lines that essentially make fun of herself.

Killer Croc has a couple cool moments and unexpected funny lines, but everyone else barely registers, and to be honest, I couldn't even tell you much about them because the movie itself doesn't really care either.

I also can't believe I wrote over 1000 words without even mentioning T.J. Miller's hysteric turn as Deadpool's companion Weasel, who even with limited screen time somehow ends up having some of the absolute funniest lines of the entire movie.

The film is saved somewhat from the abyss by Jason Lee, here in his first big role, with his energetic take as Brodie (although he does often overact in a very grating fashion), and some occasional funny lines penned by Kevin Smith that manage to give the film a level of amusement, even if the best lines are delivered without the necessary finesse.

Ironically, these overcooked performances are often more hindrance than help when the occasional funny line arises.

Mantis (Pom Klementieff) It's crazy how many funny lines Mantis gets, especially as she's interacting with Drax.