Sentences with phrase «more guffaws»

Some laughs - more guffaws really - from the Tories lead him onto that often - heard argument about them wanting to cut spending.

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Not exact matches

Nicholson wears his devilish, ear - to - ear grin from his first scene to last, and one has to assume that's his reaction to the presumably enormous size of his paycheck and not the material, which never elicits anything more than a slight guffaw — and most of those just come from the early shock value trippiness of seeing Sandler and Nicholson share the same screen.

This is a sophisticated watch — if a little forgiving of male foibles, and more likely to give you an attack of wry smiles than out - and - out guffaws.

Bad Moms is one of the more pushy raunchy comedies you'll likely come across, a film so reliant on using vulgarity as a crutch it has characters drop F - bombs at their children's schools and during PTA meetings because without them, the makers of this film feel like they won't get a laugh from audiences prone to guffaw just because they heard harsh language.

Although Intolerable Cruelty is a light, amusing slice of «battle of the sexes» comedy, you probably should expect to smile much more than guffaw at all of the crazy antics.

You probably shouldn't laugh but the inevitable reaction to some of the more pretentious dialogue in Xenoblade Chronicles 2 is a guffaw.

With the already - small cast whittled down to this bickering twosome, the film becomes that much more of a trial though with an occasional guffaw - worthy line — none better than Amber's priceless put - down «I'd rather fuck a pig than kiss you, monkey boy!»

He's more beside it all, guffawing good - naturedly at what fun it all is being James Franco hosting Saturday Night Live.

He adds spice to a film with more smiles than guffaws.

The Men Who Stare at Goats, adapted from Jon Ronson's excellent book, is a woefully unfunny conspiracy comedy where a gamey George Clooney — trying to channel the genius of Cary Grant, but coming across more like the spawn of Norman Wisdom and Jennifer Lopez — manages to illicit defeated groans rather than hearty guffaws.

Still, there is at least one revelation that promises to exact more than a few guffaws from its audience.

This is just one more that will evoke a guffaw of disbelief rather than a groundswell of concern.

Just when it seemed the blogosphere had drained every last guffaw out of the Nixon Peabody not - a-theme-song song (here in MP3), along comes one more: Selection of the song as the Favorite Jam of Summer 07 by the VH1 program Best Week Ever.

The great cake eater, his name was Peter He ate cake raw, he ate cake baked He ate round cakes (called pancakes) But now poor Peter is no more Because he exploded (big guffaw) No, it's true I tell you, do not laugh I still have his icky scarf