Sentences with phrase «general feel of the movie»

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Women who have accused disgraced movie producer Harvey Weinstein of sexual assault say they feel betrayed by New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman after four women accused him of assault.

Women who have claimed sexual abuse at the hands of Harvey Weinstein say they feel betrayed in the wake of revelations that former New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman, a chief advocate of the effort to help victims of the disgraced movie mogul, has been accused of assualting former girlfriends.

It felt kind of slow though and despite the fact that some of the characters do go through hard times, the DeNiros performance and the movie in general was so light hearted it was hard to really believe anything was at stake or anything bad would happen.

It's the way that the movie feels so cold, and incurious, despite its incredible detail (it's a rare Netflix original film where constant pausing might make it even better) dynamic cinematography (using wide and full aspect ratios for narrative purposes) and general glimmers of newness.

Anyway, the entire purpose of Zoolander 2 — and any comedy sequel made more than 10 years after the original, and comedy sequels in general — is to facilitate the repetition of jokes from the original film among fans who prefer to communicate their thoughts and feelings in movie - quote form, so reference away, referencers.

I was already put off by the look, feel, story, and general vibe of this movie before I noticed that a movie from a company called «Dread Central Presents» used a quote from Dread Central as its first quote in its trailer.

Darwyn Cooke's Eisner Award - winning mini-series, «DC: The New Frontier», gets the direct - to - DVD animated movie treatment, which will likely please fans of DC comics in general, even though its revisionist nature may irk some «Justice League» fans, while those who love the comic might feel like too much was left out to call this a truly successful adaptation (400 + densely presented comic book pages squeezed into a mere 75 minutes).

I think that within the first five pages, I wanted to do the movie and it was because of my character... Richard [LaGravenese] has a really great understanding and a great knowledge of film in general and I felt a lot of the older films that I'd grown up with, I felt that Ethan was a character out of some of those older films.

Captain America: Winter Soldier artfully dodges nearly every typical superhero movie problem (as well as general sequel problems) with a stunning grasp of mood, total commitment to a «square» character, a smart choice of villain, and thrilling action scenes that feel authentically dangerous (a complete rarity in blockbusters) rather than like stop - and - gawk «setpieces» with no actual stakes.

The narration feels downright scoldy at times, lecturing the audience on how the real message of McMahon's story is not the general's own failings but the unwinnability of the war in Afghanistan — a point that would be better taken if most of the movie weren't devoted to establishing the general as a deluded doofus.

The financial realities facing movies often have no place in my reviews — I find it boring if not depressing to bring up numbers and statistics, and I'm sure I've already lost people here — but I feel an obligation to come to the defense of producer Scott Rudin, who said damn the torpedoes and pushed through Garland's original vision for the film, despite fears from Paramount over Annihilation posing too much of an intellectual challenge for the general moviegoing public.

Uwe Boll had nothing to do with this movie, but it has his general feeling of murkiness and poor plot structure.

Civil War was also partly filmed with IMAX cameras and the movie in general tends to feel big, visually - speaking, in - between its action sequences and many establishing shots of locations around the globe (as well as the massive title font that's used to identify each individual change in location)- making IMAX the preferable viewing format for Civil War.

How do tactics like a remote location, rocky shoreline and unsettled weather all add to the general feel of a horror movie?

Starting off, parts of this movie may feel familiar — from the Dr. Frankenstein meets Bram Stoker set up to the general idea of sexy, romantic A.I. (no one would blame you for thinking this, at least on paper, was barely a step removed from Scarlett Johansson's Her)-- this sum of these familiar parts is something entirely new.

Unsane takes the handmade appearance of a found footage movie but removes the artificial gimmickry, and only leaves the general sensation that this horrible story feels more «real» than we'd really like it to.

I have a feeling if a moment of surprising intelligence were to accidentally bubble up to the surface of this cesspool, his fans might feel mighty uncomfortable (I'm talking strictly about the people who consider Punch - Drunk Love the worst movie he's ever made)-- as uncomfortable as they are with sexuality in general.

Don't feel too jealous of Cannes - goers, though: the movie goes on general release the day after.

While Coogler escapes many of the pitfalls that superhero movies fall into, the general beats of his script feel rather rote.

If you stop and think about the predicaments faced by these people, you'd realise that they're incredibly screwed up, but there is a general feeling of «midday movie» that stops anything from getting too serious.

Although the great performances and promise of what's to come help offset the listless pacing and general needlessness of splitting the final book into two movies, the whole thing feels like one giant tease for «Part 2.»

If you're talking about genres outside of horror then music can make you cry or it can make you feel a little more tense or excited, but with horror stuff you put the music in, or audio in general, and the movie goes from scary to down right terrifying.

I don't usually report on movement of management in any of the entertainment releated news I do, whether it be in video games, television or in movies, but I felt that this was somewhat newsworthy, if only to me because I'm a fan of Nintendo in general.