Sentences with phrase «less film overall»

And by using less film overall, visual packaging manufacturers can reduce their source material usage.

Not exact matches

It's a less straightforward film than something like Naked Lunch, but it manages to capture Cronenberg's ideas and overall aesthetic quite well.

You can understand how it's less central to the overall film but it creates great accountability.

In other words, Motorway is a stunt film whose stunts are less conventionally compelling than they are thoughtful, a distinguishing quality that's as much a boon to the film's overall quality as it is a liability — and unfortunately the latter ends up winning out.

People who love Rabin's film scores will probably love this one too, but those slightly less convinced by the composer overall are unlikely to find this one nearly so impressive as his career highlights.

The predictable softening of his steel exterior at the hands of Watts proves to be too soon to swallow, and the side story of a woman coming to grips between following her heart and staying on the path of righteousness gives the overall film a level of artifice and contrivance that makes for less interesting fare.

It's the kind of lesser known film you might find through the film festival circuit (had it's premiere at Sundance Film Festival) that's made up of a different brand of comedy or drama than your used to from a typical blockbuster, strong performances from B or C - list actors, and overall much to offer.

Jackie Brown remains a good film with solid stretches, but it's a disappointment because with a cast and writing this good, it shouldn't have been anything less than great overall.

Deadpool 2 is vulgar enough to entertain less - demanding audiences, but the discerning viewer knows from experience that you can incorporate these elements into an overall stronger film.

Apart from overall quality, the chief differences between this film and Bruce Willis's franchise - starter are that a) Cale spends much of his time in the company of the (notably game) president; and b) the villains are far less stylishly accoutered.

There are some cool stylistic things going on, but overall it portrays the character completely differently from how the original film shows the character, so I couldn't have been less interested.

I found the overall result satisfying and entertaining, and if it's less than perfect, I'm willing to cut the film some slack.

But if the overall story feels a bit disjointed, that doesn't make the film any less entertaining.

The overall theme of «Begin Again» is certainly very familiar — like «Once,» it's less about two people falling in love with each other than the music they make together — but the film is a decidedly more lighthearted affair.

Everything is a little dirtier and less crisp than film, although the overall quality remains decent.

As indeed is Smaug's assault on Lake - Town, but Battle of the Five Armies only succeeds in bits and pieces, and overall feels less like a film than an enormously long episode in some vast follow - up adventure serial.

While the actions taken by the cast are in the book, much of it is unnecessary for the telling of the overall story and I bet a talented screenwriter could have put this thing in at one film with less than a three hour running time.

Ben Stiller fans may want to check out his slightly less objectionable film (we gave it a C overall), Meet The Parents.

There are jarring moments when a green screen is obviously used, but overall, the praise the film gets for having actually been made, is more or less deserved.

Superlative work is rather expected from the likes of Davis, Stone (whom it is good to see show off her dramatic chops in a high - profile film after her excellent work in the virtually unseen — and frankly overall forgettable — Paper Man), Howard, Sissy Spacek (as her lush of a mother), Allison Janney (as Stone's cancer - stricken mom) and Cicely Tyson (as Stone's family's former maid), so perhaps making an even more memorable impression is the work by two less familiar stars.