Sentences with phrase «more voiceover narration»

Then it slogs through a handful of truncated scenes, a few more interviews, yet another time - lapse, more voiceover narration, and finally settles down at a seemingly random point.

Not exact matches

The voiceover narration and slew of «life lessons» toward the end of the movie threaten to wreck it, but Starter for 10 manages not to take itself too seriously, which is more than can be said for anything Zach Braff has done.

Braff's voiceover narration tells a story (one we will hear twice more over the course of the film, as if repetition can substitute for actual connection) about Aidan and his brother pretending to be superheroes as children, and realizing that maybe they weren't heroes: maybe they were just regular guys.

One of many bad choices is having Theron (who fares better the much more energetic «Atomic Blonde») provide leaden voiceover narration.

The film leans a bit hard on voiceover narration and is far uglier and more depressive than the trilogy's bookends but perhaps serves as a necessary corrective to the other two films, suggesting as it does that there's no escaping one's own inner nature.

It is definitely lacking the human drama of other dog films that are more fondly remembered (like Old Yeller) and obviously comes without the narration of The Adventures of Milo & Otis and voiceovers of Disney's 1990s Homeward Bound

Where the earlier films offer a single (more naïve than unreliable) narrator, The Thin Red Line dispenses with narration altogether, replacing it with multiple subjective voiceovers (sometimes accompanied by fleeting visual flashbacks) that insinuate themselves into the action as it proceeds.

Eschewing voiceover narration or some artificially manufactured chronological narrative structure, the movie instead more or less embraces chaos theory, loosely grouping its anecdotal insights with title cards.

I can't participate in any kind of lengthy discussion about Lovely Bones, there are just so many more things I would rather be doing... but on your point Kurt about voiceover narration hammering things home... how about its reference to the title of the movie... My God.

The incredibly lazy device of voiceover narration assures girls in the audience Cassie is just like them, so the film's extended metaphor about surviving adolescence will resonate more quickly.