Sentences with phrase «moments than laughs»

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Within minutes I was laughing and eating chicken nuggets with a bunch of bright, engaged Christian students (at Wingate University), remembering once again that the Church is bigger and more beautiful than its ugliest moments.

so long to the days of stumbling over a random recipe that sounded delicious, but turned out horrible and / or inedible... leaving the novice baker to wonder whether it was the recipe or them... you have bestowed upon hopeless me: skills, courage, empowerment and more than a few genuine laughing - out - loud moments based on silly confessions.

I love moments when you just can't stop laughing and suddenly everything is 10x funnier than it normally would be.

There \'s nothing I love more than capturing special moments through photography - big belly laughs from toddlers, a sweet sigh from a newborn or a big hug between siblings.

Sadly there are fewer laughs than there are moments that make you cringe.

A decent little romantic film, although labeled a Rom - com most of the time it feels more of a drama with a lot of light hearted moments than truly laugh out loud scenes.

Moments of laugh - out - loud humor are broken up with truly dramatic, affecting moments that make the character ultimately more complex than he initiallyMoments of laugh - out - loud humor are broken up with truly dramatic, affecting moments that make the character ultimately more complex than he initiallymoments that make the character ultimately more complex than he initially seems.

I did laugh a couple of times, but these were more often at random comedic moments, rather than any of the parodies.

Super Troopers 2 elicits chuckles here and there, and a few laugh - out - loud moments, but the overall impression is of actors working harder at amusing themselves than at making sure we're amused too.

But Spy never lets its genre conceit get in the way of its comedy, which delivers more laugh - out - loud moments than any other mainstream comedy so far this year.

Despite all its ironic detachment --» The Cabin in the Woods» has tons of laughs, some truly jaw - dropping moments and a couple scenes of unexpected poignancy that make it more than a parody movie.

«The Hot Chick» has moments of heart and is better than expected, but still goes for cheap laughs to bring in the young audience.

His solo piano performance of «Maybe I'm Amazed» in Fifty Shades Freed may garner some unintentional laughs, and it is kind of funny, but it's one of the few moments where his Christian Grey actually does something charming, rather than aiming his laserlike gaze and turning it to full blast.

Ultimately, The Nice Guys gets by on the strength of the two leads and a handful of laugh - out - loud moments that are unfortunately few and far between, although a little bit of editing and re-working of the script could have made all the difference, making it tighter where it gets a bit flabby and keeping the momentum going because, unlike Lethal Weapon, there is the sense that Russell Crowe and Ryan Gosling have had to work a little bit harder than Mel Gibson and Danny Glover to get that spark going between them.

There are laughs to be had, but rather than side - splitting laugh - out - loud moments, you're more likely to smirk at the comedy, but smirk you will — a lot.

Their excellent performances as a triangle of so - called best friends offers up more than enough laugh out loud moments that rise above the mere crudeness of its male rivals (hello Adam Sandler!)

However, Ghostbusters plays more for laughs than scare, and Fright Night isn't really funny as it is comical, generating most of its amusement from the comic relief provided through the tensest of moments than in anything that would be funny on its own.

More often than not, Payne's preferred method of trying to squeeze laughs and tears from the same moment — or rather, following a lump - in - the - throat moment with a carefully timed comic jab — simply cancels itself out.

Packing more laughs and smiles on your face moments in 22 - minutes than some full - length comedies, «Toy Story of Terror!»

, but there's a deeply - creepy intensity to his character and there are more than a few moments where the atmosphere overtakes the laughs.

Pena fares better in his co-lead performance, but even he is hampered by having to force in dialogue that plays more for the easy laugh in the moment than as something this particular character might say on a day - to - day basis.

Other than a few moments where his own accent breaks through, Franco orchestrates a near dead - on embodiment of Wiseau, comfortably invoking Wiseau's boisterous, unpredictable laugh, stiff facial mannerisms (with makeup help), and groggily voice.

One moment they could be talking about how simple the internet is and the next one is making fun of the fact that the other's hair did something funny and what makes it work is that we get the joke and are laughing with these two rather than at them, or even worse just watching them laugh.

BEST SCENE: It's tough to pick a single moment that charmed me the most, but I laughed much more than I should have when Pirate Captain addressed the scientists as «nerds» without any type of hesitation.

The characters have genuinely hilarious moments that actually made me laugh harder than I care to admit.

Slither is a rarity in today's feature film climate, and lovingly embraces its sillier moments, rather than laughing them off or dressing them up in fancy VFX.

The Walking Deceased actually got more laughs out of me, during some of its non-parody moments, than the sitcom.

Writer Kim Fuller (the person responsible for another, rather infamous «girl power» comedy, Spice World) often strains to come up with convincing reasons for the women to stick to their often - failing plan, and while there are more than a few grin - worthy moments, there is a clear dearth of any that induce audible laughs.

With stellar (albeit repetitive and occasionally janky) voice acting, excellent gunplay, and more than a few laugh - out - loud moments, this is one you should add to your library.

That said, there is an impossible amount of fun in High Noon VR, and it has way more laugh - out - loud moments than any $ 9.99 game has a right to have.

Overall in the time I spent with The Darwin Project I had so much fun with this charming game and had more laugh out loud moments than I would expect from a early access title.