Sentences with phrase «get audience laughs»

Aniston and Roberts get the least amount of laughs unfortunately and the script reduces Aniston's ability to get audience laughs to taking her clothes off.

If you can be in a movie where it gets the audience laughing, crying and at times, jumping out of their seats and yelling, well, that's as good as it gets.

The non-profit theater company Bootown, creator of the popular series Grown - Up Storytime, will be performing a family friendly show that's sure to get the audience laughing.

Not exact matches

Levitt got a tremendous laugh from the audience, which, I imagine, was worth a great deal more than the extra cash he ended up paying for doling out unsolicited pricing advice.

Getting the audience to laugh (or at least crack a smile) early on is a great way to break the ice.

Within the span of 20 seconds, which you can see in the video excerpt below, he gets the audience to answer a question, makes them laugh, and then suddenly brings them into somber territory.

«We want to build more technology so that it gets the best of humanity and not the worst,» Nadella said as the audience of coders laughed.

Cashin, a 50 - year Wall Street veteran, drew more laughs from the audience in his first five minutes than all the other speakers combined, recalling how he got his start after his father died when he was a high school senior.

«When I do public readings we usually try to get a laugh from the audience early on because it lightens up the atmosphere, and that passage always gets them roaring with laughter.

Multiple times during the conference, I cringed as Boyd said things about people who objected to him in a way that got a cheap laugh from the audience.

She got a laugh from her audience at the Thursday Morning Roundtable, a weekly symposium sponsored by University College, a division of Syracuse University.

Audience member Christine Coatney drew laughs from the audience when she asked if there is an «honest place» to get information about both Obamacare and the House bill that would repAudience member Christine Coatney drew laughs from the audience when she asked if there is an «honest place» to get information about both Obamacare and the House bill that would repaudience when she asked if there is an «honest place» to get information about both Obamacare and the House bill that would replace it.

I suddenly discovered I got a massive rush from standing in front of an audience and making them laugh.

Svante Pääbo got the biggest laugh of the day from the audience.

As a professional wedding toast - writer, I know how to capture what's in your heart and wordsmith it into a speech that will get the audience to laugh and cry at just the right moments, while the bride feels the love well past the last dance.

, I know how to capture what's in your heart and wordsmith it into a speech that will get the audience to laugh and cry at just the right moments, while the bride feels the love well past the last dance.

Whenever a vaudeville comic of the 1920s wanted to get a quick laugh, he'd announce to his audience «Next Week: East Lynne.»

We in the audience hope that all's well that ends well, since if we've got any soul at all, we feel as sorry for a benighted Tommy as we laugh at him and feel guilty for doing so.

He makes the audience laugh in one scene and in the next he makes you get a lump in your throat.

And what got the most laughs from that audience?

So when that assistant girl got whipped with the piano string thingy... (which I might also add caused a tremendous laugh from the audience... shouldn't we have felt sympathy?

Maybe the audience gets exhausted from laughing.

The Nutty Professor is just plain dumb fun, with not much more of a purpose than to get a rise out of the audience and make them laugh.

His eccentric character got a few laughs and a few tears from the audience and when an actor can accomplish both, he, along with the filmmakers, have done something right.

I had never been in an audience and watched a film that I was in getting people laughing.

We're not necessarily saying the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences doesn't honor the greatest performances in film, but getting an audience to laugh can often be more difficult than getting them to cry.

Deadpool's breaking of the fourth wall gets the audience even more involved as it is no more about the story that is happening on the screen, we know of his self - aware ways and they make us laugh even more.

Bad Moms is one of the more pushy raunchy comedies you'll likely come across, a film so reliant on using vulgarity as a crutch it has characters drop F - bombs at their children's schools and during PTA meetings because without them, the makers of this film feel like they won't get a laugh from audiences prone to guffaw just because they heard harsh language.

This comment got a small laugh from the audience and I overheard quite a few people surprised by this, many saying that it's clearly the best Sonic game in years and what people have been asking for, it seemed ridiculous that he or SEGA would be worried about showing it off.

But as dark or twisted as the film gets, it never forgets to make the audience laugh.

Whenever anything was too tense or serious, Peña comes in and gets the audience to laugh their asses off.

In a scene where Neil picks up a raucous businessman who wants to get the most from his buck, it's really a joke that only the rent - boys in the audience will be laughing at.

It's not the perfect movie, for sure, but its got everything needed to entertain an audience — adults felt like kids again and kids just laughed (at their parents.)

The film tries to be funny (and don't get me wrong, it is pretty funny), but sometimes, the jokes come across as hollow, because the writers are 50 % trying to make the audience laugh, but 50 % trying to get some naked ladies onto the screen.

Like ALL of Rogen's films, «Sausage Party» unnecessarily takes everything to the extreme to get the cheap laugh, and in the case of the final sequence, simply shock and stun the audience.

«If you lead with entertainment, if you get the laugh, if you get the scream, if an audience is propelled to stand and cheer because something happens, then the point is already made and the audience is left to think about why that happened.

When Mitch gets drunk at Lauren's teacher - of - the - year ceremony, Bruhn plays up his embarrassing behavior for laughs, and the movie doesn't know whether the audience is supposed to chuckle or cringe.

Get Out - Comic actor Jordan Peele made his writing - directing debut with this hugely enjoyable horror film, which keeps the audience laughing while knowingly grappling with race and class themes.

If there are jokes that are getting big laughs, but that are potentially offensive, the audience has told you, collectively, that you're not crossing the line and it's actually okay.»

Thankfully, Stoller and his screenwriters never get sentimental about any of this, remembering that their first responsibility is to make the audience laugh.

GET OUT Fri, May 5, 9:35 p.m.; Sat, May 6, 9:35 p.m. Can an impeccably crafted horror film tackle issues of racism and white privilege in America while also inspiring sold - out audiences to laugh and clap in unison?

While a scene in which Mark gets laxatives slipped into his drink draws out the sure guffaws for those who titter at bathroom humor, that scene is also the last laugh to be had for most of the viewing audience, who will likely grow impatient for the next 30 minutes wondering when the next big gag is going to come into play.

C + Tennessee Tuxedo: The Complete Collection Available on DVD The classic 1960's television toon featuring Don Adams as the voice of penguin Tennessee Tuxedo who wanders the zoo with his walrus pal Chumley, getting into all kinds of trouble, all the while educating the audience and making them laugh.

You can keep up the jokes all the way through a feature, but audiences often get tired of laughing (Monty Python And The Holy Grail is a good example).

Segel and Diaz are game for anything — both of them have nude scenes, and Segel even manages a graceful if startling naked headstand — and at the film's end, when the audience finally gets a glimpse of the sex tape in question, a few horrified laughs may erupt.

Regardless, the audiences mostly likely to enjoy Cowboys & Aliens are those ready to laugh at the improbable sight of gunslingers in ten gallon hats trying to get the drop on aliens who have arrived on Earth with designs on mining all the gold out of the ground.

The trailer for The Hangover is getting big - time laughs [and I'm right there with the rest of the audience] and I get the feeling that not all the best stuff is in the trailer.

I'm pretty sure I never heard the words «I love you» in this film, and any time it started to get corny something funny would happen and the audience could pretend the tears were from laughing too hard.

And Get Out is certainly a funny film from time to time, with Whitford and LilRel Howery (playing Chris» TSA agent friend turned audience surrogate turned aggressive scene stealer) providing the lion's share of laughs, but the comedy isn't what sticks long term.

Though it welcomes its audience to laugh at it, once 21 Jump Street gets you chuckling, it quickly joins in and laughs at itself right along with you.