Sentences with phrase «little flick just»

The Saskatchewan team behind the horror - comedy Wolf Cop take part in CineCoup's weekly challenges as they attempt to gain attention and fan votes on their film's two - minute trailer using social media platforms — to find out more about this wicked little flick just click here.

Within three minutes Aaron Ramsey did a beautiful little flick just outside Huddersfield's area and left Alexandre Lacazette with just the goalkeeper to go round and slot the ball in for an instant 1 - 0 lead.

Not exact matches

Hold the piping bag upright with the tip just above the sheet and pipe without pulling upwards or swirling in circles, so the batter comes out in a round blob around the tip, and give a little sideways flick at the end to break the stream.

To this day, I'll never forget being in the labor & delivery room with the OB - GYN resident (who was exactly like every girl's gay best friend) telling him that I was doing a VBAC and his immediate reaction being: «Oh, I just love that» with a little flick of his wrist.

Split pea soup got a bad rap in some classic horror flick I can't remember, but just wait a little minute, here, because it deserves another look.

We just went to my favorite restaurant, did a little shopping and watched a Korean flick.

You wouldn't know from the pictures here but to get images from the touch screen down to the touch pad you can just flick them down there with a simple little motion.

I've been trying to watch more movies instead of just binge - watching random TV shows, and have put together a little list of interesting flicks you might want to check out on your off time.

Just a little thing, the beginning of the flick seemed to be paced a little strangely, meaning it took a bit to get into it.

None live with me.I am disabled but it doesn't keep me home bound, I just do things a little slower.I like reading, slow walks or sitting around watching a movie and cuddling.I tend to like action flicks.

Honestly, the only really issue I had was the pacing is a little slack and the third act is slower than the previous two, but those are small things that just keep a great flick from being even better.

The haters have done little to curb excitement for the Michael B. Jordan, Chadwick Bosman - led flick, though: «Black Panther» just raced to the biggest 4 - day opening in box office history, raking in $ 242 million in the U.S.

It's wearying, the endless scenes of Peter weeping piteously; exhausting when the standard pussy - whipped, sarcastic best friend (Bill Hader) does the standard sidekick in a scatological two - step tango; and just woeful when Paul Rudd makes his perfunctory appearance as a burner beach bum with no other function than to be to this little ejaculate of flicks what Rob Schneider is to Happy Madison joints.

The one scene he and Cusack have together in the prestige horror flick 1408 plays like seriomythic garbage - pop poetry: everything's good — the cadence, the words; what I'm saying is that I was well and truly on board with this dumbathon all the way up to the point where Jackson's hotel manager Olin (and as an aside, King has a special place in my heart for opening The Shining with «Officious little prick,» referring to a different hotel manager) offers that the titular room in question isn't haunted, it's just an «evil fucking room.»

Writer / director Michael Dougherty has given movie buffs everywhere a gift, not just in terms of crafting an excellent film (one that's assuredly destined for cult classic status), but in granting us the opportunity to surprise the hell out of all of our friends on Halloween night with a trippy little horror flick that they know nothing about.

Had the final product been just a little bit better, I might have actually recommended this flick to you all.

Ultimately the only certainty is that this flick is yet another harbinger that the total collapse of civilization as we know it has drawn just a little closer.

For a film that has literally exploded into cinemas from absolutely nowhere, and with very little publicity, even through communications with critics and throughout the film community, this «spiritual sequel» to the Matt Reeves directed 2008 monster flick, which arrived in similar fashion, could just topple it in terms of its the edge - of - the - seat - ness.

We'll have to wait a little longer for Liam Neeson's latest action flick, The Commuter, which has just been forced to wait for the late train.

Writer / director John Hamburg has turned a pretty inane idea into a rather funny little comedy that just might be the compromise between a chick flick and something we won't have to squirm in our seats just to make our dates happy.

Then again, lofty heights are hardly the purpose here: what bottom - feeding flick would be complete if it didn't waste our time just a little?

The screenplay is gutsy, as Marvel could have just rested on its laurels and continued to churn out formula films like they did with its prior two Phase 2 flicks, Iron Man 3 and Thor: The Dark World, which had a few interesting insular developments but added very little to the overall universe as a whole.

Viewed through the retrospective filter of both the US's Gitmo - ised» 2000s foreign policy and countless subsequent race - to - excess «torture porn» flicks, Audition's last reel might now seem a little tamer in its effect — but this just allows all that precedes it to come into sharper focus, revealing a film of two very distinct (and distinctly colour - coded) halves.

The curse of the Sundance - stapled quirky little flicks left their way to new, original voices such as Benh Zeitlin (just to name one).

«Sabotage» certainly had the potential to be that movie, but this modern - day twist on Agatha Christie's «Ten Little Indians» is just another disappointing genre flick.

Defending Your Life is a fun flick to watch, not only for the main story, but just to see all of the hilarious little bits that make up Brooks» idea of the post-death experience.

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.

Just as I attempt to tear my eyes away from this extraordinary car as it maneuvers around a gravel parking lot, the driver flicks a little dial on the steering wheel and its 4.6 - liter V - 8 rips into life instantly.

Flex your right foot in electric mode just a little too much and the engine blends in as well but it's the flick of the rev counter you notice rather than any noise.

With all the speed cameras around it functions very well and if you want a little more speed just flick the gear into sport.

This is most apparent in the Auto - vista mode, though there's little doubt that some serious extra work went into those cars, but a quick flick into photography mode mid-race will allow you to truly appreciate just how good these cars look.

Cleaning the sword is as easy as holding B and flicking the Wii remote, which is one of those silly, but fun things that makes you feel a little like a badass (just a little) and can be thrown in as part of a combo if one chooses.

As a stand alone product it worked just fine (even with the little quirks like resetting the bulbs by flicking the lights on and off).