Sentences with phrase «little during the movie»

This makes it easier for you to shift a little during the movie, so you aren't trying to reset the view while watching.

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Don't get me wrong, I still cry during sad movies, but I'm a little more even with the normal day stuff.

During that last day of school, the parents are able to coordinate a little party where they do a small holiday craft, watch a Christmas movie and enjoy a fun seasonal snack.

The notes were a fun souvenir to mark the event and the wands themselves they served as a nice little treat during the movie.

The children would watch TV for half an hour in their pyjamas then would get into little beds to fall asleep during a movie.

Plus, kids will love creating little movies using their toys and will love showing off their work at their movie «screening» during family movie night.

When I was little I was watching a Christmas movie during gift - wrapping.

Top three things I enjoy during winter: sipping hot cocoa with my little man, watching Christmas movies, and the after - Christmas sales!

# 6 Catch a summer flick at the movies on a rainy day — I used to go to the movies all the time during the summer when I was little but they don't make nearly as many «rom coms» anymore.

I packed it up in little bags, that we could each snack on some valentine puppy chow during our family movie night.

Movies and music is great during, and a little wine does nt hurt either.

I like to hang out at home during the winter months watching movies doing little hobbies but when summer and spring come around then I am outside as much as I can.

Steele was popular in England during the time this film was released, and the movie is mainly a showcase for its star's musical talents, with songs including the title tune and others such as Little White Bull.

I knew a little about the film during earlier screenings, but I wasn't very prepared for the style and pace at which the movie unfolds.

I will say this is the type of movie that your a little apprehensive about laughing during in a packed theatre.

A would - be black comedy written by Tracy Letts, based on his play, and directed by 76 - year - old William Friedkin, who has done little of note since he made «The French Connection» and «The Exorcist» during the Nixon administration, the movie stars Emile Hirsch as a low - level drug dealer who decides to kill his mom to pay off his superiors.

It was both from a practicality standpoint of the actual shooting and from the performers and everything that happens when a movie that's a little bit more run and gun like this one is, it ends up getting shaken during the production and the post ended up skewing more towards the comedy than even the original intent.

There's little doubt, however, that the movie, even during its less successful moments, benefits from the thoroughly (and uniformly) superlative work of its various actors - McDormand and Rockwell are especially magnetic here - and there does reach a point at which Three Billboards outside Ebbing, Missouri becomes far more engrossing and captivating than one might've anticipated.

That Johnny Boy is comparatively peripheral in Mean Streets may suggest the uniqueness of Scorsese's film in its relationship to movies in which the alienated hood stands in a position to manipulate perspective by ensconcing himself at the metaphysical core of his cinematic universe, but Johnny Boy's gangland genealogy traces back in a psychologically straight line to Hawks» Tony Camonte, and there is little doubt that Corman, Carver, and screenwriter Browne at least had Scarface in mind during the making of Capone.

And superstar «Blade,» «Batman Begins» and «Man of Steel» writer David S.Goyer's «Zig Zag» has at least one champion among us, but we couldn't track down a copy in time to watch, while David Koepp's («Mission: Impossible,» «Panic Room») «The Trigger Effect» is an underrated little B - movie thriller documenting relationship and societal breakdown during a power blackout.

Starts a little slow but gets funnier as the movie progresses and gets really funny at the end, especially during the credits.

The movie has a sequence during the end credits that's probably a little too clever for its own good; although in five years I might see it again and think otherwise.

He has become a component of that bigger universe of super-powered characters, where heroes pop in and out of other heroes» movies (mostly during post-credit scenes) for little reason other than to set up an unstoppable team of superheroes.

Iannucci didn't want anyone to use a practised Russian accent in case it distracted him or her from any usable ad libbing that occurred to them during shooting, and while the result probably makes for a funnier movie, it's still a little hard to get past.

In an early movie version of the beloved and oft - filmed classic novel, Hepburn gets the juiciest role in «Little Women» as Jo, the tomboy of the four March sisters in a genteelly impoverished family struggling with their father's absence during the Civil War.

Characterized by Hans Zimmer as «our little movie» during their «Leviathan» films, Matchstick Men was intended as a more relaxing project between the visually and emotionally epic films that have had Scott working steadily since 2000, directing a film almost every year.

The movie takes place during the Christmas season, a not - so - joyous holiday time that Baxter's horny bosses and tenants treat with little sentiment and much cynicism — a background that only emphasizes Baxter's loneliness.

Unconventional may be exaggerating a little, but I can assure you I heard many murmurs permeate the theatre during Stay, most of which involved the phrase «this movie is really weird» or «I don't get it».

Given that Sturges was, at least for a little while, the top writer - director in Hollywood, and his output during that time was nothing short of amazing, it's a shame that he doesn't get much recognition from casual movie fans today.

Written, directed, and produced by its star, Tommy Wiseau — an enigmatic figure about whom little more is known now than when the film came out over a decade ago — The Room is regularly celebrated with midnight screenings at indie movie theaters around the world, by a rabid fan base that upholds such sacred traditions as hurling plastic spoons at the screen during one key scene.

The bass is so intense that I expected the police to knock on my door at any minute during the movie; with every new ball - buster, I'd turn down the volume a little, but it still packed a tremendous punch.

It was very clear during every conversation I had, just how little time the studio had to mount a completely new movie.

A disclaimer at the end of the movie reassures viewers that no worms were harmed during the making of this production, however the visuals are realistic enough to make at least some audience members feel a little queasy.

Lily James suits up for the premiere of her new movie Little Woods on Saturday (April 21) held during the 2018 Tribeca Film Festival at the SVA Theatre in New York City.

There are three blow out, all - out, let's just see how much stuff we can blow - up action scenes in this movie that will have you shoving popcorn into your mouth like you did during that little Joss Whedon flick that came out this past summer.

This list has very little to do with them, or their other co-stars for that matter, but more so about what they were driving during the first four movies.

Over the years, numerous well known works of fiction (for example, Laura Engels Wilder's Little House on the Prairie novels, Edna Ferber's Cimarron and Dana Fuller Ross» Wagons West series), as well as hundreds of Hollywood movies and television series have been placed during this period of American history.

The success of movies made from Chandler's stories (especially Humphrey Bogart's 1946 The Big Sleep and James Garner's Marlowe, a 1969 flick based on The Little Sister), as well as radio shows, TV series, and even comic books based on his work makes us forget that he only ever published seven novels and 24 short stories during his lifetime.

It may a little ways off, but Ryanair is envisioning of one day starting a new airline where one way tickets for flights across the Atlantic would be as low as # 10, which is almost what I paid just to be able to watch a movie at my seat during my last flight, and that -LSB-...]