Sentences with phrase «just happy the film»

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I learned that he was incredibly happy while on set filming, that he loved to go to a cool pizza joint in the city with regularity and that for all we know he was just a normal guy.

If you don't remove this from your lips and just let it wear off it leaves q film on your lips that you won't VR happy with.

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It'd be great if they were like it is in the films where the credits roll and you just know the couple will be happy forever, but it's bit more complicated than that.

what can i say here goes im happy love going out or stay in with rite lady like films pubs walkin in the country will try anything once just looking for fun or dating or long term relationship

Then, just as the characters reach their happiest point, sudden tragedy strikes and the film cuts ahead seven years.

Happy - Go - Lucky is one of those films you have to buy into absolutely, or it's just one long slog until the final credits.

In my opinion Happy Gilmore is one of the best comedies of all time as almost every joke in this film is pure quotable gold, I also love Ben Stiller's role in this film as the senior citizens home caretaker he is just so brutal hahahaha

This a very short, very sweet, and very relaxed movie that tugs on just the right heart strings to leave you feeling very happy by the time the film ends.

They were perfectly happy with their small lives, eating in the same tea rooms, watching films in crowded theaters, and going home on their respective evening trains, but just a flicker of hope rose between them over time.

The only thing I disliked was the lack of closure at the end, but it was enough to keep me happy, I just wanted a bit more, even five minutes would've made more sense, but overall, the film was amazing, a must see... Soo under rated.

He also took on occasional roles in more notable films, including Waiting for Guffman (1996), Clockwatchers (1997), Happy, Texas (1999), and Runaway Bride (also 1999), which served to remind movie buffs just how funny the talented comic actor could be when given the opportunity.

That Q&A doesn't add much to fans» understanding of the film's history — It plays like a «I'm just happy to be here» interview with a pro athlete, which is understandable since Unger was only in that scene and had no involvement in the rest of the filming.

CP: Well, let me first say I am very happy about Maren Ade's Toni Erdmann, which represents a kind of film that I just can not manage — I like it a lot.

Happy Christmas marks Swanberg's 16th full - length feature in just 9 years and is his most personal film to date.

I would have just been happy if the film focused just on troubled clown who took one day of shit too much and lost it.

Paramount's Happy Holidays Collection may just be the strangest DVD assembly of seasonal films.

I'm just happy people are seeing the film.

Just as in the director's first film, 1988's» The Seventh Continent», suicide hangs heavily over «Happy End».

None of these ad campaigns tell you what you need to know about how good these films are — they are just shiny, happy carrots dangling out there in hopes that, if they're happy enough, or make you feel happy enough, you just might watch the movie.

It's just that there has already been a glut of penguin films lately (March of the Penguins, Happy Feet, Farce of the Penguins, Madagascar), and the tedium at seeing yet another feature film surrounding them unfortunately takes its toll on someone who has seen their share.

Though a PG - 13 slasher film is like the equivalent of sex with clothes on, «Happy Death Day» gets around that hurdle by being less of a straight - up slasher and more of a darkly comedic murder - mystery that just so happens to involve a temporal loop and a knife - wielding masked killer.

And finally, for all you star spotters, this was the first real «big» film for current belle of the Hollywood ball, Keira Knightly, who seems all to happy to dispense with certain articles of clothing during some scenes; not that anyone here would watch it just to leer at some Hollywood starlet, right?

Now in just five days of release the film has earned back it's entire initial production cost of $ 68 million and has made an additional profit of almost $ 100 million, which should make the Summit executives very happy this holiday weekend.

Even if the film falls into incongruous convention in the final few minutes, the journey is well worth the energy as Wnendt and his bold starlet, Carla Juri as Helen Memel, go where no filmmaking team has gone before in exploring the lengths to which we will all go to just find a happy place.

Nonetheless, if you are Chuck Norris loyal fan like myself, you will be happy enough just to have this film in HD.

The ridiculously named Mitch Rapp (Teen Wolf's Dylan O'Brien)-- about whom, sadly, the movie fails to make a «Rapp sheet» joke — has just surprised his girlfriend Katrina (Charlotte Vega) with an engagement ring as they vacation in sunny Spain, taking care not to dip his smartphone in the water as he films this happy event.

The film is also one of the best romantic comedies ever, simply because it takes the time to show all of the moments that happen in a relationship — the wide spectrum of happy and sad, of bittersweet and just plain bitter.

I just thought it was unusual compared to most of the films out then - it was slow paced and the director was obviously happy to take his time (Pulp Fiction it was not!).

We have been hearing about this film since 1923 so really I'm just happy it's out and we can see it.

I remember watching the film and just feeling so happy to see Bridget being happy.

Dearest Edgar: As an aspiring film maker and a self - proclaimed cinephile, i must say i truly admire your work, although i'm «young» i've always been interested in art and your work is truly inspirational to me, i can't really put into words how happy your movies make me, hopefully in the future i'll get to make great movies like you too, i'd just like to thank you for directing such great movies!!!

The set design and costumes are lavish, and we could be just as happy watching this film with no sound.

I just think it's a masterful film that deserves exposure — and if I can do anything to help it out, I'm happy to do it... I was fascinated to meet [Debra Granik], because the film is so perfectly crafted.

There just can't be many people for whom this genre and this particular film trigger happy memories.

In almost all successful second and third - tier sports films, like Dodgeball, Kingpin, and Happy Gilmore, the off - the - field antics are just as funny as on — at all times.

You'll be happy to learn that it wasn't just a well placed trailer byte but a promise to audiences that the film actually delivers on.

There's a fine film about grief and denial lurking just at the surface of Love Happens, but it's obvious someone at some point wasn't too happy with the idea of a fine film about grief and denial.

But somehow addressing these concerns is avoided, sweeping them under the rug to clear the path for a happy ending that, as a result of such evasion, registers only as unintentionally disconcerting and giving me a huge disconnect to the entire film I just watched.

And though the plot and the characters had massive flaws, it's just a beautiful, well - made film that made me happy - and to be honest, when you're doing something recreationally, that's the ultimate goal, right?!

I do think Leigh could have fit this character into an actual tale that revolves around more than just a series of driving lessons, but even without this typical movie ingredient, Happy - Go - Lucky still provides for a very entertaining film - going experience.

You don't know just how happy I am to finally give a **** rating to a film from 1999.

Having just re-watched «The Room,» I'm happy to say «The Disaster Artist» rendered the film both funnier and stranger than it seemed before.

Whether as a marketing tool or a way to distinguish its film from others with the same title, the production company that brought us the great Get Out and the very good Happy Death Day just last year, is flaunting ownership of one of their worst movies.

It is a portrait of a real transgender woman, so it's undeniable that dimension of the film is crucial... I'm happy to see it well received within the community, but especially how generously it has been received by people have no connection to the community, who have just been exposed to a love story that has a transgender woman.

I didn't have any problems with it, and I guess it just made me happy that I really didn't know a whole lot about the film (besides having seen the trailers) before seeing it.

And as the film wraps up in exactly the last place it ought to end up, we realize that we're just as stupid - happy as the rest of the clams.

Unfortunately, it just ends up being an unfunny mess that squanders a lot of comic talent and further tarnishes whatever happy memories viewers had of the first film.

After loving the comedy Obvious Child at the 2014 Sundance Film Festival earlier this year, we're happy to report the film is hitting theaters this summer, and the first trailer has just arrived.

In that film, the characters wrote off the plot with a crooked grin and a sarcastic chuckle, and the effects themselves often existed just to present a gag (a giant cartoon logo made of marshmallow that terrorized New York City with a happy smile on its face, for example).