Sentences with phrase «many teen romance»

When I attempted to turn off some of the e-mails, the site allowed me to turn off just «teen romance,» while retaining my previous selections.

For they yearn for the supernatural, look at that new section in the Barnes and Noble named «Paranormal Teen Romance».

Whether she prefers graphic novels or teen romance books, the important thing is that she's reading.

While a lot of teen romances seem to blossom overnight, getting too serious too fast could be a sign of trouble.

The teen romance film Clueless was released in 1995.

One thing is certain: As immature as dudes your age can be, there's only one time to have a teen romance and that's now.

Made her debut in Raj Kapoor's teen romance Bobby (1973), aged just sixteen.

Candy Jar is a surprisingly sweet and touching teen romance drama that goes down easy and had me craving seconds.

Shiota gets a great deal of mileage out of the extreme contrast between the film's placid surface - that of a lightweight teen romance - and it's underlying themes of sexual degradation and control.

The fact that the foremost relationship is between Duncan and Rockwell's park owner Owen makes it all the more refreshing; The Way Way Back is unafraid to omit an out - an - out teen romance, though Duncan's scenes with girl - next - door Susanna (AnnaSophia Robb) are both natural and endearing.

In the trailer for «Beautiful Creatures,» dark magic, forbidden teen romance, and Southern accents are abound.

You kind of want to laugh at how immature these characters are at age 40, and wonder if the writers had sat through one too many teen romance flicks.

The language, sex, and violence, as well as the disrespectful attitudes towards the law can hardly be justified by this stereotypical teen romance.

The narrative twists and turns are mostly unremarkable teen romance stuff, but it all serves a greater purpose certainly less trod in mainstream American film, illustrating the essentially destructive nature of the closet.

Teen romance also blossoms between two unlikely characters when a high school troublemaker is forced to take part in the school play to avoid police prosecution in A Walk to Remember.

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Judging by the film's latest trailer, this new movie has traces of the hip wit found in Neustadter and Weber's (500) Days of Summer screenplay, with poignance and philosophy similar to that found in the pair's script for their previous teen romance tale, The Spectacular Now (which also costarred Woodley).

Everything from teen romance to hateful parents was touched on as the show tried to guide viewers through a traditional, affluent teenage experience.

At first, we think this is going to be a generic teen romance.

By merely being the anchor in a handful of scenes, Dern gives this teen romance a larger emotional context because she shows us the other face of love — the one that is not romantic, but crushingly tender and endlessly selfless.

The filmmakers can't decide if they're making a teen romance, a wry look at suburbia, or a broad farce.

But while that film, a teen romance set in the early 1970s, was a rather intimate, small - scale film, Assayas has come up with something much grander with «Something In The Air» (or «Apres Mai»).

Plus, it has a more realistic look at teen romance than other movies of the time, I think.

Although the material occasionally steers in the vicinity of a 1980s teen romance directed by Randall Kleiser (Summer Lovers fans, you know who you are), there's enough torment and joy generated to cast a real spell.

In fact, it was the success of that teen romance — also an adaptation of a popular Green novel — that gave Wolff the opportunity to take more control of his own career.

Despite the grim outlook both face, the couple begins a teen romance.

Unless you find snakes to be frightening, this horror film has very few moments of genuine scares, while the goofy dialogue and soapy moments of teen romance catapult this into the realm of camp comedy at times.

It's also not very good because even though it's about teen pregnancy, abortion, and adoption, it's about nothing so much as quirky teen romance, revealing itself to be inclined towards mining laughter from dorkiness and thus allaying itself, too (and in the worst possible way), with Napoleon Dynamite.

Coiled beneath the composed surface of this gauzy Japanese teen romance lies a wickedly perverse tale of dominance, submission, voyeurism and obsessive desire.

Khoa Do's Falling for Sahara is a sweet teen romance that follows three African refugees living in «the flats» of Flemington amongst the inner - suburbs of Melbourne.

As with the too - early franchise reboot in 2012, this sequel struggles to balance the demands of a teen romance with a superhero blockbuster.

Awkwardly straddling the ghost story, the teen romance, and the suburban Gothic, The Lovely Bones wanly attempts the thriller, too.

Ronan is as good as she always is — Macdonald has captured her at a very special time on the cusp between childhood and womanhood — and the bleak, very English - style war drama and teen romance aspects are both fine.

The concept for this young adult romantic drama is fairly novel, though its treatment — despite its setting on not one but two planets — tends to fall back on teen romance cliches.

I know it may look like just another teen romance type movie, but rest assured it will be more than that.

Ronan is good at pluck and resolve, and the film creates a suitably horrifying future — but making Armageddon the backdrop for a teen romance is awfully jarring and not terribly satisfying.

Teen girls swarm tragic teen romance which swamps Tom Cruise's «Edge of Tomorrow» and holds off «Maleficent»

The film's nominal story involves a terminally ill mother, a corpse found floating in the ocean, and a tentative teen romance; as usual, though, Kawase is mostly interested in having these characters speak her ideas aloud, handing them endless turgid dialogue about nature, death, and the link between the two.

Everything, Everything (2017) I will definitely file Everything, Everything under the unrealistic teen romance category.

This blaring mash - up of genre cinema and teen romance is sure to please a variety of movie lovers.

But there are also new dates for the supernatural teen romance Beautiful Creatures and the oddball dramedy Robot & Frank, and bad news for Relativity's military thriller Hunter Killer.

Not in the supernatural teen romance category, but for pure «WTF?»

Sci - fi teen romance The Space Between Us — think The Man Who Fell to Earth meets The Fault in Our Stars — flopped at the weekend in the US.

Elle Fanning stars as an alien a long way from home in this 1970s Croydon - set teen romance based on the award - winning short story by Neil Gaiman.

«Submarine» I liked with reservations — it's a sweet - natured teen romance with a delicate sense of heartbreak and some striking visual flourishes, plus terrific performances by the young leads and Sally Hawkins, but it dawdles in the middle stretch, wants for big laughs, and wears its Wes Anderson - isms a little too plainly on its sleeve.

Countless movies (and books and songs and TV shows) plumb the agony and elation of teen romance, but «Love, Simon» brings fresh perspective to the genre by focusing on an experience unseen in coming - of - age tales: What high - school first love might be like if you're gay.

We're marking time before the final battle between Good and Evil, with the promised darkness sitting somewhat clumsily with teen romance and humour.

Once and Begin Again both elegantly built songcraft into storytelling, and so it is again with the wholly lovable Sing Street (Lionsgate, 12)-- a 1980s teen romance in which young love and musical inspiration blossom at the same tentative - then - restless rate, both in thrall to transient notions of cool.

But the musical numbers (most are from «Spring Awakening») soar, and once it does get going you'll be sucked into the teen romance and small town politics all over again.

It certainly plays half of the time as a coming - of - age drama with war elements, but in the mix we also find rebel - punk angst, teen romance, quirky comedy, and, perhaps most oddly, a fantasy element involving telepathic connections between characters.