Sentences with phrase «funny lines in the film»

The funniest line in the film - Turner: «I'm a Catholic!

playing much the same person he did in Best in Show, and Jennifer Coolidge (Zoolander, American Pie 2) who delivers possibly the funniest line in the film.

In a droll exchange with his former bandmate Ivan Schrank, played by Rhys Ifans, Schrank recalls the old adage «Youth is wasted on the young», to which Greenberg replies, «I'd go further, I'd go life is wasted on... people» — one of the few really funny lines in the film, basically summing up the message of the movie.

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And, Murphy and Banderas, who voiced significant parts in the previous Shrek films — and enjoyed the funniest lines — take a back seat to Myers this time out.

The line is funny and revealing: The film is smart enough to admit the monsters are usually the most interesting characters in these movies, but it's also smart enough to make the people interesting.

-- Outtakes (3:43 HD): For such a serious film, it's funny how the actors break out in laughter when they mess up a line or a set / prop malfunctions.

Admittedly his lines are the funniest in the film, but they never add anything to the plot or to Earl's character development.

That the movie works at all is due in large part to Winslet's cynicism - laced calm — and it doesn't hurt that she gets the funniest lines of the whole film.

Every scene in this film is expertly managed; every comic line and funny moment adroitly presented and every performance given with intelligence and love.

Olivia Thirlby too, a hugely talented actress also, is marginally better served due to a couple of funny lines, but again is left shorthanded in amongst the film's desire to be as crass and overloaded as possible.

who becomes the victim of a female con - artist who lives in Florida, «the worst place in America» (one of the film's few and funny throwaway lines).

The German forces are represented by Kapitan Kahn (Thomas Kretschmann, Europe's hammiest leading man; see Dario Argento's Dracula 3D), who keeps the pretty blonde peasant Masha (Yanina Studilina) hidden away to rape at his whim while also falling in love with her, and Khenze (Heiner Lauterbach), the bald tyrant of a head officer, who spits out some of the film's unintentionally funniest lines («These damn lice can't even let a man die without making him itch.»)

Here, Lenny must contend with the news that his wife (Salma Hayek) wants to have a fourth child; Eric, inexplicably, must keep his wife (Maria Bello) in the dark about how much time he spends keeping his elderly mother company; Marcus must make peace with the thuggish son he never knew he sired; and Kurt... well, Chris Rock gets to ad - lib one or two funny lines and spend the rest of the film waiting for something better to come along.

Every set up is properly payed off later in the film as well as lots of funny throwaway lines.

She doesn't try to make you laugh in this film; she almost throws away humorous lines and makes them funnier.

Rod Steiger's not particularly good, but he's real funny — the movie tries to be a comedy but Shanley wrote it, so it isn't funny... Alan Rickman has a little bit more fun, with only two really terrible lines, which is quite an achievement in this film.

The film — a character study about two road workers who bicker and banter with each other as they tediously paint road lines in a burned down Texas state park — is a notably weightier comedy than most Rudd vehicles (this isn't one), striking some beautiful, poignant notes along with the funny dialogue.

The film works more as a concept than as a collection of funny lines, and some comic premises bomb outright, like the «three hippies» standing in for the three witches.

Kathy Bates has justly won praise for her funny, ballsy performance as Mulroney's uninhibited mother, but her character is more in line with the more obvious humor that rules over this section of the film.

Meanwhile, Drax (Dave Bautista from «Guardians of the Galaxy») has a couple of funny lines, and the film is a decent showcase for Elizabeth Olsen as Scarlet Witch, who spends a lot of the film worried about the jewel stuck in her boyfriend's forehead.

Strained relationships between parents and children mark the films of Hirokazu Kore - eda, a point reinforced early on in I Wish by a line as funny as it is depressing: «Anyone...

Despite their clear cut differences in tone and style, comparisons between Swingers and Made are inevitable, so to answer the burning question: with its many memorable lines and scenes (the classic one with the answering machine most quickly comes to mind), Swingers is the breezier, funnier, more enjoyable film.

to Chadwick Boseman's sandal - wearing T'Challa / Black Panther may have been one of the funniest lines ever said in a Marvel Studios film) and heroic (when it came time for the final battle, she strapped on panther gauntlets and bravely took on Michael B. Jordan's villain Erik Killmonger head on.)