Sentences with phrase «movie feels stale»
If there are a handful of duds, or unexceptional bits, sequentially, the movie feels stale.
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If you still can't lose the bad taste of the sequel, check out the original, in which the jokes feel less stale and Will Ferrell is still the best part of the movie.
Adam Sandler still feels like he's playing the same character he plays in all his other movies so to say his performance is getting stale would be an understatement.
Stale as week - old bread and every bit as bland, the movie saddles a strong cast with a groaningly ineffectual script (courtesy of Michael LeSieur, who wrote 2006's You, Me and Dupree) and wastes the director's gift for bringing lived - in charm and feeling to broad comic premises.
Everything about the movie's progression feels tired and stale, right down to the inevitable sequences in which the Americans learn their backwards hosts aren't that bad after all.
Paul's quick review: The previous movies were starting to feel a little stale as the same pattern seemed to be used in each one, even down to the ending with Bond floating away in a raft with the girl.
Despite the gleeful atmosphere, director Andy Tennant (Ever After) fails to provide C. Jay Cox's screenplay with quite enough edge and many scenes feel stale and tiresome, and the movie eventually takes the easy way out.
But Waititi also knows there's a unique groove to be found in the middle of all of this, and when the movie syncs up everything from its auteur's facility for sight gags to the actors» impressive young - fuck - up - meets - old - fart chemistry, Wilderpeople generates enough good will to make the stalest of plot devices feel semi-fresh.
Yes, Pirates movies always feature complicated plots with numerous characters, but the earlier installments felt fresh and exciting, this go around just feels uninteresting and stale.
From his era - appropriate soundtrack (featuring Thomas Dolby, Greg Kihn and The Fixx) to the visual style of his opening credits and his slyly reverential camerawork, West gives his movie the look and feel of a 25 - year - old relic, yet nothing about Devil seems stale.