but that's cause I'm being biased and my favorite team wore
more of a throwback color rush jersey that was straight fire...
Hayden removed the brooch as she hit the after - party circuit, making her look like even
more of a throwback to Jourdan's interpretation at another award show in November.
It's
more of a throwback to one of the first SNL movie spinoffs, Steve Martin's «The Jerk.»
This Spidey is
more of a throwback to themes of the original comic books, in which young high school student Peter Parker is a socially outcast science whiz who gets bitten by a radioactive spider and finds he can climb walls, lift cars and sense impending danger.
Some people have been calling The Day After Tomorrow a throwback to the Irwin Allen disaster films of the 1970s (The Poseidon Adventure, The Towering Inferno), but in reality, it is
more of a throwback to the disaster films of the 1990s (Armageddon, Deep Impact).
While it is slightly cheaper than the Galaxy S8, the S8 seems more modern and up to date compared to the Xperia XZ1 which now represents
more of a throwback design.
Developer Flying Wild Hog promises Hard Reset will be
more of a throwback to classic PC shooters like Doom, which tried less to capture the action of Hollywood blockbusters a la Call of Duty and instead featured larger, more intricate levels that encouraged more exploration.
While it is slightly cheaper than the Galaxy S8, the S8 seems more modern and up to date compared to the Xperia XZ1 which now represents
more of a throwback design.
Not exact matches
Get ready to hear (lots)
more about Generation Z. They're just barely on the cusp
of adulthood, but their preferences and outlooks are a bit
of a
throwback to earlier generations.
An online video that came out in late August features the same characters in a
throwback to toy ads from the late 80s or early 90s, and was
more of a way to introduce the Giant Jr. name.
The project is under attack by a Jewish group that terms it «a
throwback to Germany under Hitler,» recalling the «buy Christian» campaigns that started in Germany in the 1930s, and that resulted in a widespread refusal to trade with Jewish merchants in the years preceding the Third Reich's
more brutal acts
of anti-Semitism.
To confess interest in «process philosophy» as a viable vocation (over and against the mere historical study
of a certain tradition) is to seem to associate oneself with a tradition thoroughly discredited in the eyes
of its
more analytically - inclined critics as little
more than an historical anachronism — a
throwback to the worst examples
of unrestrained 19th - century speculative nonsense.10
This is much
more of a no - recipe recipe than the bowl
of peanut butter filled pretzels I ate with a few chocolate chips while finding myself in an iTunes
throwback vortex that consisted
of How Bizarre on repeat.
Some
of these names are actually
throwbacks that are becoming
more popular.
He was a
throwback to a different, arguably
more genteel era, though he certainly saw and covered his share
of political intrigue and scandal.
Tee — c / o Bryn Nicholle / / Floral Kimono — c / o LuLa Roe / / Photography: Anastasia Strate Denim skirts are back and I couldn't be
more excited for them as they are a
throwback to the fashion
of my high school days.
The effect, whether intentional or not, had a slight
throwback to The Matrix and a bit
of a BDSM feel, but also gave a luxe finishing touch to fall / winter outerwear that we'd definitely like to see
more of come Milan, Paris and New York.
The figure - flattering straight cut
of the shift dress is youthful but ladylike, and celebs are loving the unfussy,
throwback style in
more of - the - moment fabrics like leather and metallics.
Alexa Chung's awkward modeling
throwback, Jordin Sparks» wig out, Kaley Cuoco's dream dress — and
more celeb twitpics
of the week.
It's a
throwback to that
more innocent kind
of film, where you know who's good and who's bad, where you boo the villain and cheer the hero... The movie makes fun
of those clichés, but director George Lucas must love them too, because he makes them work.
The movie's core idealism is a
throwback to a
more innocent time
of film making.
In any shot that isn't a close - up, the transfer doesn't quite scream HD, although the aesthetic
of the film as a whole, a definite
throwback to the 70s style
of indie filmmaking, doesn't necessarily lend itself as fair competition to a
more polished 21st century production.
Every facet
of the original has transitioned smoothly onto the newer hardware, and while the «warts and all» mentality
of the combat may strike some as tiresome, the updated visuals and a wondrous retelling
of various arcs
of beloved characters both good and bad makes this
throwback one
of the
more engaging titles available for Nintendo 3DS owners.
Fans
more interested in Sonic's 16 - bit glory days will want to keep an eye on Sonic Mania, a
throwback game designed in the vein
of the Genesis platformers.
In keeping with the popular social media trend
of «
Throwback Thursday» (#TBT), we will from time to time take a moment to focus on the classic trailers, posters, and promotional items from some
of our favorite Halloween - themed movies, TV shows, and
more, continuing today with a flashback viewing
of the original trailer for the sixth film in the Halloween franchise, originally titled Halloween 666: The Origin
of Michael Myers (1995).
Pitched as a
throwback to the likes
of the 1993 classic Super Bomberman, does this blasting experience light the fuse for a new cowboy to rise to the top, or is it
more of a dud?
Comparing the two is instructive: Whereas that execrable grindhouse
throwback did little
more than put a tropical twist on the Hostel formula, Knock Knock breaks the cycle
of repetition that's plagued Roth's career, effectively inverting his usual slaughter - the - tourist scenario.
One
of the
more unique
throwbacks brings in puzzle elements with a progression system, and this is the Adventure Mode.
Itself owing much to such lone - man -
of - action hallmarks as «Die Hard» and «Speed,» this welcome
throwback to an earlier,
more generously entertaining era
of summer blockbusters delivers a wide array
of close - quarters combat and large - scale destruction.
More 80's
throwback in Take Me Home Tonight should sink Just Go with It, even if it isn't well received — but the film has been in the works since 2007, and appears to have put a great deal
of effort into getting the plot straightened out, so just maybe it'll come out well.
by Walter Chaw Self - consciously a
throwback to supernatural softcore lesbian exploitation as indicated by the films
of Jean Rollin and, specifically, James Kenelm Clarke's The House on Straw Hill (with bits
of Pawel Pawlikowski's My Summer
of Love in there), A.D Calvo's Sweet, Sweet Lonely Girl has a pretty good feel for time and place, but not much
more than that.
The combination
of clever how - to details and wild fantasy is a
throwback to the days
of Disney's live - action man - against - nature films (only slightly grimmer), but it's flanked by a
more down - to - earth depiction
of the hero's youth in a zoo - owning Indian family, as well as a closing sequence that changes the meaning
of everything that's come before.
These days, however, the game is
more of a pleasant
throwback than anything else.
Such production design - heavy haunted house features as The Shining, The Haunting, and The Innocents have also been cited as a heavy influence on Crimson Peak by del Toro;
of late, though, the filmmaker seems to have begun playing down the idea that he's making a haunted house genre
throwback, and
more than Crimson Peak is a Gothic romance first, set piece - oriented ghost story second.
It's a
throwback for Kurt Russell to his Disney Movie
of the Week days in terms
of screenplay, ethic, and production value, and if Kelly Preston seems right at home, well, that says a lot
more about the plastic fantastic Preston than it does about Sky High.
Bardem's Silva is a
throwback to a
more traditional Bond villain, with equal parts creepy sensuality, intelligence, and psychopathy, and a touch
of physical deformity for good measure.
A Walk in the Clouds is a
throwback film to a
more romantic and innocent area, and how much you enjoy this film will greatly depend on how much
of a hopeless romantic you are, and you'll especially find it pleasing if you yearn for the romantic movies
of yesteryear.
«The Fabulous Baker Boys» isn't the most scintillating screenplay, and its runaway box office success probably says
more about the year it was released than the film itself, but it's a wonderfully sumptuous
throwback to the grand glamour
of old - school Hollywood — and none
of its stars were ever quite as luminous, before or since.
But after the billion - dollar success
of Iron Man 3, Black is clearly relishing the opportunity to return to his roots with something
more down and dirty, even if its
throwback charms are occasionally
more retrograde than retro.
for the Sandler bunch, the fact that it was a
throwback to the old Hawks / Sturges brand
of farcical morality play (a subgenre that has been
more or less dead for decades outside
of the occasional stab at it by the Coens (Intolerable Cruelty) or I ♥ Huckabees «s director David O Russell).
Though it is a thriller at heart, and does have a high - speed driving subtext, the film feels
more like a
throwback to the music video stylized, R - rated crime dramas
of the 1980s than the new Fast & the Furious over-the-top, CGI - infused modern action - thrillers.
Also, it is a
throwback to the old - fashioned cartoons
of the baby - boomers and Gen Xers who grew up on unconventional animation that relied
more on curiously kooky characterizations constructed with wacky storylines than the glossy, prefab production values
of many
of today's animated features.
From the soundtrack that bridges the old with the new, the
throwback gags to before (the MILF guys almost steal the show out
of nowhere), and a side - plot with Jim's Dad that is far
more hard - hitting than any
of his stints in the previous movies.
The pacing
of the films was only the beginning
of the problems with selling such a thing to a broad audience; likely because
of Tarantino's standing as the
more well - regarded filmmaker, the slow - burn crescendo
of Death Proof played after the warp - speed
throwback gorefest Planet Terror.
One
of the most beautiful and glamorous
throwbacks to the golden years
of Hollywood, she lights up the dreariest vehicles, and there is no one
more chameleon - like when it comes to disfiguring herself for the sake
of a character.
Based on a novel by André Aciman, Call Me By Your Name is
more like a swooning
throwback to sensual European gabfests
of the 1960s, tracing as it does the attraction that sparks between a smart, sensitive teenager (Timothée Chalamet) and the strapping graduate student (Armie Hammer) invited by the boy's parents to stay at their Italian villa for the summer.
It is only Nick Swardson as Eddie who struggles with a role
more typical
of the Happy Madison oeuvre: his over-the-top theatrics are an unfortunate
throwback to the worst
of Sandler's youthful excesses.
It's the kind
of style - over-substance ride we've come to expect
of director Joe Johnston, known for such
throwback entertainments as «Honey, I Shrunk the Kids,» «Rocketeer» and,
more recently, «The Wolfman.»
What it is, instead, is a
throwback to the kinds
of movies Taylor Hackford likes to make: glossy, edgeless, overheated prestige entertainments that are sometimes, as was the case with his Proof
of Life,
more interesting for the publicity drama they create than for the films themselves.
Of course, cleavage revealing catsuits are still worn nowadays, but
more as a
throwback costume than a specific look.