Sentences with phrase «great sight gag»
This is not say that Amy, Carla and Kiki don't get their own showcases, including a raucous visit to the mall that has them getting drunk, sexually assaulting Santa Claus and stealing the Foot Locker Christmas tree (a great sight gag).
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Director Green does a great job with those action scenes — seeing Gary Cole do John Woo is a great sight gag — but it's kind of strange how little I thought about the direction throughout.
It's not only a great sight gag but also an amazing technical breakthrough.
His sprawling tattoos end up a character of their own, making for some great sight gags and storytelling quirks.
Great sight gags like the My Dinner with Andre action figures and Remains of the Day lunchbox.
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Hot Toys did a great job including so many of the key elements of Deadpool's looks through the film with some just making fun sight gags.
This is a sharp feature with some great one - liners and a few sight gags.
There are puns and sight gags and juicy dialogue for the ensemble cast (great - particularly Marsan and Considine as the straight guys) to swig at.
Additionally, the three fathers — Piiparinen (Juvonen), Amimi (Korpela) and Rauno — share great chemistry and most of the funniest bits of the movie involve their one - liners and subtle sight gags.
Yet his brilliant and surreal sight gags, the like of which have disappeared from the tube entirely, were inspired by the great movie comedians of the silent era, especially Buster Keaton.
Although filled with sight gags and great performances, «Vice» is the sort of movie that requires two hours of uninterrupted attention; maybe four to allow a second watch.
Directing from a screenplay by Kogo Noda, who went on to write many of Ozu's greatest films (including Tokyo Story, 1953, and Floating Weeds, 1959), Ozu fills the film with deft sight gags, many thanks to the antics of the son, yet there's undercurrent of desperation to the comedy.
THE GOOD: Gene Wilder's masterfully funny performance, Peter Boyle's endearing portrayal of the monster, the lush black and white photography, a great song and dance number, Gene Hackman (The French Connection, Bonnie and Clyde) as the blind man, Mel Brooks» adept direction, and some genuinely hilarious sight gags and characters.
Wacky sight gags, groan inducing puns, what seems like an endless supply of star studded cameos, the required battle with a fried frog's legs lovin» bad guy and a bunch of really great musical numbers soon follow all to hilarious, sometimes humbly sweet results.
The humor in the film starts strong with a great deal of visual sight gags such as swastika - shaped moon bases and Hindenburg - like spaceships — each of these should make even the harshest critic smile.