Sentences with phrase «leave the theater really»

I left the theater really angry and wondering what the f just happened.

You'll leave the theater really thinking about the dire strait the country is in, without feeling like you've just paid $ 16 for a lesson.

Not exact matches

But with Vickers, we left thinking that perhaps theater really could change someone's life» perhaps even ours.

Walking out of the darkened theater, I left with the belief that whatever else may muddy the waters of modern worship, this group of Aussies really are fulfilling a divine appointment as hope dealers in a dark and grim world.

So, for you comedy buffs out there that really are intent on seeing this, hey, who's going to stop you (maybe your parents, I suppose), but believe me, the lack of layers in the story, the nonsensical dialogue, and the overall «wow, I can't believe that I just saw that while sitting in a movie theater» factor, probably will leave you at least a little disappointed.

It's really kept me thinking about it since I left the theater, and for that it earns my respect.

It should have been a cheap movie with awful special effects (the dragons really are terrifying) that came and went in the summer and was forgotten once you left the theater, but instead it's a smart, well written, well directed chiller that really manages to get under your skin.

I really want to rewatch Her and Gravity before they leave the theater, but the one I want to see for the first time is American Hustle.

There's really nothing left to ponder or chew on when you leave the theater.

That being said, I left the the theater from my screening of RED 2 not really excited anymore.

In fact since many theaters don't do a good 3D projection and leave their projections too dim, the almost sunglass - like shading of the 3D glasses might just really cause the film to get way too dark.

And, while this sort of movie isn't really for me (and my particular tastes), I left the theater supremely satisfied with a «family» film I just wasn't sure I'd enjoy.

«I think the passion of this production is going to really draw people in and they're hopefully going to leave the theater with more questions than they had when they came in.»

Leaving the installation, a glass - enclosed airplane comically rests on a plinth, this one apparently hand - made by Chris Burden: Whether the whole thing was intended by Burden and / or the Tate Gallery, it doesn't really matter — it's great art theater.