Sentences with phrase «movie out of a book»

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Nerding out over an online video game or a fantasy series or a beloved sitcom isn't bad — that kind of deep passion can drive culture forward — but when that love is self - contained, it's useless, and that makes the diverted goals of Ready Player One's book and movie feel in counter to one another.

Whenever I begin a book of which I have only seen the movie (or the Wishbone episode), I start out with a burst of ego.

not every book written by man nor every movie to be popped out of Hollywood for me to find some esoteric spiritual meaning imbedded within).

Itâ $ ™ s hot out, and I can think of nothing better to do than sitting on my porch with some friends, overlooking the beautiful Kennebacasis River, smoking my pipe filled with the new Executive Blend tobacco my brother sent me, drinking a fine red wine (preferably Syrah), and talking about the latest books weâ $ ™ ve read, movies weâ $ ™ ve seen, jokes weâ $ ™ ve heard, or thoughts weâ $ ™ ve had.

So, there is currently a movie out which implies Ann Arbor is NOT a FOODIE TOWN which is a bunch of b.s.. So, you get your little family to come here and stay for a spot... enjoy a nice football game... Jacob can come play with my son while you go to Zingerman's without distraction... and then a book signing at our small independent.

I would watch a show where JO pointed out all the problems with our food system such as in the movies «Food Inc», «Fresh, Dirt», YouTube Dr. Lustig Sugar: the Bitter Truth, HFCS in milk (its not sugar,), foods we buy all have HFCS unless fresh, 1 in 4 children drink a fizzy pop every day (HFCS), GMO foods, books like «Food Politics», «Appetite for Profit», «Omnivores Dilemma», «Harvest for Hope», «Free for All», and Corporate greed, government lack of.

We went to the park, went to «coffee» each day, had a play date with a friend a few months younger than him (which he LOVED — someone who played WITH him, not telling him what to do every minute like his sister does), watched a movie of his choosing, ate what he asked for at dinner, built space stations and launch pads out of Legos for his Space Shuttle, and read lots of books together.

On the days when your morning sickness keeps you from even getting out of bed, spend the time cuddling and reading books or watching movies together.

In a perfect world, women (and men) would learn about childbirth from reading books and websites and talking to their care provider (doctor or midwife), to a doula, to their mother, aunts and friends, but unless you live under a rock, women (and men) also learn about childbirth when they are bombarded with images on TV and in movies that depict childbirth as something scary, painful and out of control.

Getting lost in a good book, zoning out on the computer, tablet or phone and tearing up at an emotional part of a movie are all states of hypnosis.

Help your toddler understand emotions by pointing out emotions of characters in books or tv shows and movies.

He's so far knocked out 10 legal thriller books, which were translated into more than 20 languages and osmosed into movies such as «Presumed Innocent» and «The Burden of Proof.»

Miner also compared the process for getting money out of the initiative to «The Hunger Games,» a popular book and movie series where children fight to the death.

Such faces peer out from the covers of countless science fiction books and are often attached to «alien abductors» in movies.

Check out his other choices in his new book, Hollywood Science: Movies, Science and the End of the World.

▪ Watchmen, an apocalyptic graphic novel («a fancy way of saying it's a big comic book») that is due out as a movie in March

When I start to lament my life or the fact that I have no idea how I am going to finish this book or I start to compare myself to other authors I think of Cher delivering the famous slap and line in the movie Moonstruck, «Snap Out Of It!&raquof Cher delivering the famous slap and line in the movie Moonstruck, «Snap Out Of It!&raquOf It!»

Some of these quotes are from my quote collection — different books I've read, movies I've watched — and I got some from these great sources — check them out for more quotes, awesomeness and inspiration!

I also have to give a shout out to all my candle lovers out there that these cookies, a super comfy couch or better yet, a wood burning fire, a glass of milk, a good movie / tv show / book / magazine (in my world, a Christmas Movie) and a Gingerbread Spice OR Pumpkin Pie candle is possibly one of the bestest ways in the world to end your nmovie / tv show / book / magazine (in my world, a Christmas Movie) and a Gingerbread Spice OR Pumpkin Pie candle is possibly one of the bestest ways in the world to end your nMovie) and a Gingerbread Spice OR Pumpkin Pie candle is possibly one of the bestest ways in the world to end your night.

Also, your tattoo reminds me of the one Tris had in Divergent (great movie and book - check it out!!)

Lorelai's trip to go «do Wild» felt like it came completely out of left field, but the gaggle of clarity - seeking, Witherspoon - loving tourists («Movie or book?

Fill out as many or as few of the questions in any of the 11 categories, including: Travel, Sports, Dining Out, Movies and Booout as many or as few of the questions in any of the 11 categories, including: Travel, Sports, Dining Out, Movies and BooOut, Movies and Books.

I like to go to movies, read books, dance, talk about almost anything, go out to eat, walk on the beach, horseback riding, just being with that special someone and most of all laughing out loud at life and the funny things that everyday brings

Not much of a party - goer, I'm more of a chill in front of the tv or with a good book type, but I do like going out to the movies, cons, theme parks etc...

I have a good sense of humor and I like to make you laugh.I like to chill out with a good book or watch movies and its, even more, fun when you have a special someone to do this with.

Hard working, a little funny, I like to watch movies and read books, im a little bit of a fitness nut I work out everyday so I can become strong.

I like shopping, going to the movies or out to eat, or staying in and cuddling up with a glass of wine and a good book, lol.

Cooking, dining out a great movie an always a book???? Looking to share a few of my favorite things...

Let me tell you a little about myself, I am a young 71 yrs of age, blue eyes and salt & pepper hair, weigh about 200 lbs, as for my interest, like go out to eat, the movies or playhouse, sporting events and at times read a good book, I read your...

I love to watch anime, reading comic books, play video games, going out to the movies, having a good time, and having a good conversation with interesting people regardless of topics or interest.

Hello, I'm looking for the lady of my life, To be come friends and more, I like walks in the parks, Going out now and than to diner, looking at movies, Going Shopping, Taking Bus trip, And short tours in Different states, I enjoy reading the good book, Playing chess,, ext....

I enjoy working out, weight - lifting, anything outdoors, fine dining, movies, a good book, all types of music, and great company.

If you are a hardcore fan of the book or the movie, then you might be able to find some enjoyment out of the game, but anyone else may want to steer clear of this one or perhaps try one of the other versions.

As it turns out, «'' Amy»» entrepreneur Banky Edwards (Jason Lee) has sold the film rights for his «'' Bluntman & Chronic»» comic book — which is loosely based on Jay and Silent Bob — to Miramax, and the studio greenlit a big - budget production.Before it even begins, though, the pending «'' Bluntman & Chronic»» film provides more than enough fodder for a new wave of hate - mongers who prowl the Internet, namely pimple - faced geeks who slam anything they can type about on a series of movie gossip websites.

This series of episodes starts out a bit rough but when you look to a book or movie, the ending is really what becomes the deciding factor.

While the movie includes narration (by Charles Osgood) drawn from the book, it also allows the stars opportunity for topical pop - cultural references as well as narrative detours, as when the mayor goes in for a Who - Root Canal «Sticking» «Who» in front of everything,» he gripes, «doesn't make it hurt less») or Horton's clover lands in a field of clovers, whereupon he sets out to locate his speck - adorned lower out of the thousands stretching before him.

He sucked the magic and joy out of this world and while I appreciate movies are not books the stories they are based on still need to make some sort of sense.

Fans of Suzanne Collins» hugely successfully series of books have been on the defensive since this adaptation is being referred to as «Twilight meets The Running Man `, whereas those previously unaware of the tween - lit hits are seeing this movie as little more than «Battle Royale with all the violence taken out, and replaced with a love story.»

Plus, all the book references they throw out in the movie could maybe even lead to them picking up one of the novels - and that's fine in my book... pun intended.

The movie's energy peters out in a series of book - club conversations about divine will, the power of storytelling, and the resilience of the human spirit.

Making a movie out of Michael Finkel's book True Story: Murder, Memoir, Mea Culpa is such a great idea that someone should try it again — someone with a stronger point of view and a more jaundiced eye.

And Robert Wise's 1963 adaptation of the book, The Haunting, in Bergmanesque black and white, teases out the Freudian implications of every gargoyle with the kind of intense regard only an entire movie industry engrossed in psychoanalysis could produce.

The current rash of movies based on toys, or comic books, or video games, or fairy tales, exists to canonize the narrative building blocks of childhood, to provide frameworks for all your stories about Spider - Man or Megatron or Snow White, and then to sell you specially licensed toys so you can keep playing those stories out.

One comic book fan has set out to prove that Dawn of Justice and Iron Man 2 are the same exact movie, offering 24 different reasons as proof.

Check out the latest international movie poster for the upcoming film «The Three Musketeers» by director Paul W.S. Anderson (Resident Evil: Afterlife, Death Race, Event Horizon) and starring Logan Lerman (Percy Jackson & the Olympians: The Lightning Thief, Gamer), Matthew Macfadyen (The Promised Land, Robin Hood) and Ray Stevenson (Rome, Thor, Kill the Irishman, The Book of Eli).

Darwyn Cooke's Eisner Award - winning mini-series, «DC: The New Frontier», gets the direct - to - DVD animated movie treatment, which will likely please fans of DC comics in general, even though its revisionist nature may irk some «Justice League» fans, while those who love the comic might feel like too much was left out to call this a truly successful adaptation (400 + densely presented comic book pages squeezed into a mere 75 minutes).

Now that Avengers: Infinity War is out in the wild and earning obscene amounts of money, the Russos are starting to turn their attention to Avengers 4 and have told ComicBook.com that the movie begins what they describe as the next MCU book:

Apparently, this is a side of things that the book gets spot - on — but, after sitting through the movie, the only conclusion I could come to about the townsfolk was that they perhaps just needed to get out more.

«We submitted the movie to the ratings board and they said, «Get out of here or we'll throw the book at you.»