Sentences with phrase «into everything about the movie»

It infused itself into everything about the movie.

Not exact matches

If we're not mindful about what we're watching, these movies convince us that if the main duo can just find their way into each other's arms, everything will be perfect.

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The idea of matter escaping the alleged point - of - no - return was surprising (it's a central plot point in that other recent movie about black holes, the biographical The Theory of Everything), but the fate of information that falls into the black hole was what really troubled Hawking's colleagues.

Not into the Superbowl either - surprise, surprise:) We thought about the movies because you're right, it's great to go out on that day when everything but sports bars is abandoned:) I was sick so it was a board game night instead.

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There is a certain universality about parents sacrificing everything hey have, including their lives, for their kids and this movie follows that mentality, but I just never really bought into it.

From it's near silent score, to great direction, everything about this movie is atmospheric and well - done, but I wasn't sucked into this premise like I wanted to be.

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She's the black hole of the movie, sucking everything into her profound nothingness, but that's OK because that's what Bertolucci seems to think lust is about.

Wright ties everything together in ways that are fascinating — and sheer fun — to watch unfold, tapping into childlike memories about the magic of the movies.

Hitchcock scholars will spin themselves into a fine powder spotting everything that's tonally or factually wrong about the piece (the movie implies that Psycho was shot on the Paramount lot, something that will come as some surprise to visitors of the Universal Studios tour); others will avoid it because it looks exactly like the kind of populist, elder - sploitative happy horseshit that it is.

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It is, of course, dark comedy, but it's comedy nonetheless, and it's about as far on the other side of the spectrum from No Country as they could get while still maintaining everything that is uniquely Coen: twists, unexpected carnage, and a cast that elevates a really good movie into being a really great movie.

You've managed to put into words everything about this movie that has disturbed me since I first heard of it.

Now, we have Scott, one of contemporary cinema's grand old engineers, seemingly incapable of leaving well enough alone, determined to fix up these movies into a multi-picture epic about life, the universe and everything.

This is kind of an aspect of the film, a loose (loose) plot line that holds everything together (despite kicking in around an hour into the feature) but, as I am about to argue, Detention has so much more to offer than this intentionally basic premise, one that underscores (in one way or another) basically every teen slasher movie of the mid-90s to late - 00s.

Not to negatively compare everything to Annihilation these days, but that's a movie about a group of very intelligent women who make the dumb - dumb decision to go into an abyss that nobody ever comes back from.

Anderson regurgitates almost everything from his commentary and does his best to act modest, having deluded himself into thinking this movie's something to brag about.

The rest of it is Kick - Ass ultra-violence married to Reynolds's unctuous personality and a handful of fourth - wall breakers where Deadpool comments on how the girls in the audience are pissed that this superhero movie is disgusting, or where he speaks conspiratorially with his adoring fans about how he's a different kind of hero, even though everything he does is shoehorned into a story that is surreally familiar.

My take: Personally, I don't gravitate toward school - shooting movies, but everything I've heard about this one says that it's far from your typical take on the genre, instead focusing on the parents in a way that almost turns the film into psychological horror.

This film is a superhero origin story and even though there is potential with these characters and this world to do many more stories, they really wanted to put everything into this movie without thinking about possible future films.

This is a movie about loneliness and madness, and it's to the credit of its makers that Swiss Army Man pulls right up the edge of explaining away everything we've seen, before plunging right back into the fray.

Everything you really need to know about investing is packed into this short, readable book that's now available for less than the average cost of a movie ticket.

It's everything that annoys me about modern trailers, namely that they seem to insist of compacting the entire movie into a few minutes, giving away the general structure and numerous surprises in the process, seemingly intent on destroying the anticipation of experiencing the film's surprises for yourself.

A side - scrolling puzzle - platformer about an ornery mutant blob that, after being held captive in a lab that can only be described as something out of a retro sci - fi movie from the early» 50's, escapes into the world and sets out on a path to consume everything.

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