Sentences with phrase «most awful movie»

«It's too quiet,» is a line that occurs in most awful movies, but it sometimes feels true in investing.

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The movie is awful overall; the writing is horrendous, the acting sucks, and most of the special effects are cheap as fuck, so you'll definitely be entertained (especially if you hot box beforehand).
When I first saw the trailer for this movie I thought it was good to be another awful horror film, but the twist led by the characters played by Bradley Whitford and Richard Jenkins makes this one of the most inventive horror films I've seen in a while.
For most of the movie, Christian (Jamie Dornan: Anthropoid, Marie Antoinette) barely says anything to Ana (Dakota Johnson: How to Be Single, Black Mass) that is not awful.
Even if this movie is awful and Roland Emmerich's most recent efforts would suggest the high likelihood of failure I suspect I will enjoy this anyway.
The thoroughly awful movie that resulted from their collaboration would go on to become a midnight cult classic, one of the most highly regarded so - bad - it's - good films ever made.
But otherwise it's one tribute - act re-enactment after another, a succession of pointless star and comedian cameos and truly godawful wigs, the entire lazy enterprise summed up by the awful, teddy - bear - fur beard that Dave Franco wears through most of the movie.
Despite a pair of sequels that failed to live up to the first film (in fact, some might even say they were downright awful), Disney makes so much money from the «Pirates» movies that the decision to do another installment wasn't much of a decision at all — especially when most fans were clamoring for one.
But then Danny McBride and Nick Swardson's characters are the bad guys in the movie, and they just say the most insane and crass stuff, because guys like that would be — they'd speak in this awful way.
It's one tribute - act re-enactment after another, a succession of pointless star and comedian cameos and truly godawful wigs, the entire lazy enterprise summed up by the awful, teddy - bear - fur beard that Dave Franco wears through most of the movie.
There are plenty of anachronisms in the movie's humor, but the most consistent is Albert himself, whose acknowledgement of how awful things are also suggests that he's aware it will get much better in the future.
With many «must - sees» as yet unseen, in late December, here are the movies I liked the most from a very good year for cinema — and an historically awful year for almost everything else:
The movie is pretty awful in most respects — its script formulaic (James R. Webb, adapting John D. MacDonald's novel The Executioners), its direction plodding (the lumbering J. Lee Thompson), its lead performances wooden (Gregory Peck, Polly Bergen, Lori Martin).
It's a fun movie that will most likely kick off a string of awful sequels, so enjoy it while you can.
But the movie's being written by Scott Neustadter and Michael H. Weber, who proved themselves adept at «this looks so cute oh no wait it's freaking awful» romances with (500) Days of Summer, so I'm going to cling to hope that this will be a cynical take on the world's most beloved romance.
Apparently some believe there's a conspiracy wherein critics are being paid to suppress certain comic - book - inspired films... which makes no sense and ignores the fact that most of these movies are just awful.
As well as being a child of the 1950s: newsreel after newsreel from the 1940s informed me; as well as war movies where the most awful things were evident to the viewer.
We're not huge fans of virtual surround, but it works fine here, and though two out of those four modes eliminate most of the low - end frequencies and sound pretty awful, the other two (Standard and Music) did add some spacialization to my movies and games.
The most recent attempt to make a disaster movie that isn't awful doesn't succeed.
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