Sentences with phrase «like less drama»

On the contrary, men like less drama, less of emotional splurge and more of stability, sailing in tranquility of a rock - steady relationship.What is the result of this misma...

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The study revealed that less than 10 percent of adult viewing on Netflix was of its much - buzzed - about original series, like «House of Cards,» its political drama, and «Orange Is the New Black,» the dark comedy about prison.

What is it like to believe the Universe is less than 10,000 years old and was designed and created entirely as a stage for a little drama between humanity, Satan and God?

What if worship became more genuinely participatory, less like television and more like taking part in a dance or drama, in which we together make something worshipful and offer it to God?

she likes the picture as do I. I could care less about the drama over it or any of the «hidden meanings» people find or make up.

It's clear virtually from the get - go that filmmaker Todd Phillips is looking to transform this true - life tale into a Martin Scorsese - like crime drama, as evidenced by War Dogs» less - than - subtle visuals and almost paint - by - numbers rise - and - fall structure.

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Though the biker drama's penultimate season has plenty of things worth celebrating (including a larger role for Mark Boone Junior and excellent guest stars like CCH Pounder, Donal Logue and Walton Goggins), a lot of the conflict this time around seems to be less about driving the narrative than shocking the audience, none more so than the death of Maggie Siff's Tara.

Lorraine Toussaint — «Orange is the New Black» Sure, we know Toussaint's been around for a long time already and has never been less than a strong presence, whether in films like «The Soloist» or Ava Du Vernay's «Middle of Nowhere» or in any of her many TV appearances, notably as co-lead with Annie Potts in the 1950s - set interracial friendship drama «Any Day Now.»

Screen Daily's Mark Adams doesn't just like it — he declares it «a masterpiece of structure... an intelligent and engaging filmic drama that is never less than absorbing.»

This drama is more polished and less saccharine than more overtly Christian films like God's Not Dead and War Room.

Miral - If you have strong feelings about or extensive knowledge of the Israeli - Palestinian conflict, you may like it less, but I thought it was an okay drama.

The latest trailer puts any fears to rest and sets a much better tone of the film, looking less like a screwball comedy and more like an epic action - filled drama.

As the ratio of laughs to drama shift in the later half, matters grow admittedly grave and the film less fun but the final product — like any family that sticks together — is well worth the emotional tumult along the way.

127 Hours is Boyle's follow - up to Slumdog Millionaire and like that deserving 2008 Best Picture winner, this drama takes Boyle away from his native England, albeit to a place less exotic and far less populous than Mumbai: Utah.

But if the drama had been as edgy as the choreography, if the lead performances had matched Moreno's fierce concentration, if the gangs had been more dangerous and less like bad - boy Archies and Jugheads, if the ending had delivered on the pathos and tragedy of the original, there's no telling what might have resulted.

The plot is structured, a little too neatly, to nudge Jake into being less of a narcissistic jerk, which always seems like a low bar to set with any comedy - drama.

I can see how in theory or on paper while being developed, that this looked like a strong action drama, but ultimately it turned out to be a borderline less than average genre film.

Yakuza: Of the End did less business with a larger PS3 install base, either telling us that Japanese gamers are experiencing annual Yakuza fatigue or they just don't like the introduction of undead in their gangster brawler - dramas.

Many of the school's majors like fine arts, drama, and creative writing are exceedingly difficult to get into because of the large number of applicants, while other programs like cinema arts, guitar, and stagecraft are a bit less selective.

Overall, the Avenger 180 looks like a proper cruiser with less drama going into the design.

Handling is like driving on flypaper, but when the Viper's rear end finally does break loose, it does so with more warning, less drama than it used to, thanks in part to the Michelin Pilot Sport PS2 radials.

It looks like «2001,» it's as gripping as «Gravity,» and the game's story is deeply personal, touching on numerous, suffocating everyday dramas such as addiction, cancer and parenting (in space, no less).