Sentences with phrase «moviegoers do»

After all, isn't that what most of us moviegoers do?

«Don't Go Breaking My Heart» doesn't need a techno pulse and moviegoers don't need Sherlock Gnomes.

But since most moviegoers don't seek out documentaries, this studio production, with Reese Witherspoon in a key role, will bring the heart - rending story of the Sudanese immigrants to a much wider audience.

So even if we moviegoers don't need another Indiana Jones — or, as it happens, a live - action «Cinderella» starring Cate Blanchett as the Wicked Stepmother, or a remake of «The Jungle Book» directed by Jon Favreau — we'll likely watch them all anyway.

It's got quite an ensemble of comic book characters most moviegoers don't know, so before checking it out this weekend be sure to click through our brief explainers on who exactly all these supervillains - turned - antiheroes are.

Most moviegoers don't care to see anything in a foreign language, especially something they'd have to seek out in independent and art theaters.

The age of the packaged instant review is here, and lots of moviegoers don't have time to read the good, serious critics — the Kaels and Kauffmanns.

Among things most moviegoers don't want to see, a small girl being murdered during a home invasion would surely be close to topping the list, especially if the child makes bracelets that spell out «daddy» for her proud papa.

If you're hell - bent on preserving the phone - free sanctity of the theater, you should do what so many moviegoers did yesterday: Complain about the policies on social media.

Although it might qualify as more of the same, this sequel isn't a lazy toss - off, though its underwhelming gross meant most moviegoers didn't care.

Though American moviegoers didn't take to this film and many might find it falls short of complete satisfaction, there is no doubt plenty about Howl's worth admiring, whether you are well - versed in Miyazaki or simply open to something unusual as far as modern conceptions of animation go.

Ultimately, Black Panther is a remarkable accomplishment in or out of the comic - book superhero genre, a feat that seemingly runs counter to homogenized, corporate product, especially from the Disney - owned Marvel Studios, but credit to über - producer Kevin Feige for giving Coogler the virtual green light to deliver the Black Panther moviegoers didn't know they needed, let alone wanted.

Not exact matches

The film industry works under the assumption that an aggregated score doesn't account for the millions of moviegoers who love their creations.

I personally don't really care for subtlety, but moviegoers who do will probably have problems with «The Post.»

And good scenery, so as to stir the moviegoer's «Don't Fence Me In» desire for ridin» over land, lots of land.

Schwartz understands The Moviegoer by Walker Percy, and is able to do so because he apparently understands the doctrine underlying it, orthodox Christianity.

In his earlier works, especially his internationally famous first novel, The Moviegoer (1961), the outward events do not matter really so much as the narrator's witty meditations on his own inward life and the life of the world.

If we accept this version of a Moviegoer that I didn't know and, forgive me, don't want to know, in two weeks time Dr. - elect Boiling will be so sunk in everydayness that be might just as well be dead.

And that's fine for entertainment purposes — yikes, even I don't want to see the real thing on screen — but it's not fine if it leaves moviegoers with the impression that all it takes is «heart» and «pluck» (and, apparently, «a ragtag group of kids») to fix school food.

Unlike most movies with special effects at their core, «Real Steel» looks legit, even to a moviegoer who is jaded by years of eye - popping effects (i.e., me) or who doesn't care about boxing (me again).

So how do director Marc Webb -LRB-(500) Days of Summer 76) and Sony hope to entice moviegoers back into theaters for a Spider - Man reboot five years after Sam Raimi wrapped up his trilogy?

Many moviegoers may think they already know a good deal about Hawking's achievements, but they would do themselves a disservice to miss out on Redmayne's almost perfect performance.

I myself don't even feel insulted by the garbage they threw at me from the screen disdain for moviegoers has become common place nowadays.

If you acknowledge a movie's quality but then DO N'T support it, and ALSO try to shame other moviegoers for not supporting it, then you ARE part of the problem.

The Rochlin girls don't suffer fools gladly, so the moviegoer can imagine Ned's sisters regaling themselves with the same story, while their brother grew a Jesus beard during his eight - month sentence in prison.

Rather than be choosy, the movie mines from both the best (Klute, Play Misty for Me) AND worst (Fear, No Good Deed) of the bunch, piling the tired tropes of the genre at the feet of moviegoers like a cat does dead mice.

Moviegoers will also say they want to know the story — but don't give too much away.

Moviegoers, generally, don't care how much a film costs.

It also received highly positive reviews with some critics lauding it for doing the near - impossible task of compressing more than a dozen superheroes in a film that while feeling overstuffed never overwhelms moviegoers with exposition.

It's probably the most formulaic genre, but that doesn't stop Hollywood from cranking them out and it definitely doesn't stop moviegoers from lining up.

Whatever you do, do not waste your time or money on Me Before You, which will disappoint all but the least discerning moviegoer.

With a current rating of 27 % on Rotten Tomatoes and a general sense of hostility toward the Guy Ritchie fantasy epic, it doesn't look like a lot of moviegoers are going to be heading to cinemas for...

There's so much happening in a vacuum here with deaths all over the place and a wealth of exposition shoved at the moviegoer — brush up on your Horcrux knowledge and character lists, people, else you'll be lost — the film doesn't sustain the real feeling it engenders brilliantly in the opening scenes.

I'm sure the data exists to support the don't - ask - we'll - tell - you - all - anyway approach to the art of moviegoer seduction.

Meanwhile something girlier: Sally Field's little film is doing great with older moviegoers and enters the top ten in its 3rd week despite being on less than 500 screens.

A brainy blend of farce and heart, this is one of those movies that veteran moviegoers complain they don't make anymore.

Contenders who didn't make the field include «Carol,» «Creed,» «Inside Out,» «The Hateful Eight,» «Sicario,» «Straight Outta Compton» and, to many moviegoers dismay at least, «Star Wars: Episode VII — The Force Awakens.»

«American Ultra» doesn't aspire to much more than a good time, and the brutal violence, dark humor and endless pot consumption sets a high (pun intended) bar that many moviegoers won't be able to overcome.

I have done very little research on the topic, but I'd have to assume that the mere utterance of «American» doesn't really speak to any beyond the most fervently patriotic moviegoers.

It would have been easy for casual moviegoers to literally overlook this pint - sized hero when he first appeared in the MCU, so it's to the credit of Marvel and star, Paul Rudd, that Ant - Man did as well as it did.

If it's true that Atkinson was recently motivated by the stateside failure of this very film to check himself into an Arizona rehab centre for depressed celebrities (and frankly, don't blame audiences — distributor Universal didn't exactly tax themselves advertising Johnny English to domestic moviegoers), I hope his caretakers remind him in haste that none of Monty Python's features grossed an enviable sum abroad, that the James Bond franchise has already satirized itself into the ground (it's no casual point that Johnny English was co-scripted by the same writing team behind The World Is Not Enough and Die Another Day), and that his first problem is trying to please a country that opens rehab centres for depressed celebrities.

So close did Zoom adhere to formula, the studio (Sony) was the subject of a lawsuit brought about by X-Men's movie studio and comic book house, Fox and Marvel Comics, respectively, for being a total rip - off designed to confuse moviegoers.

McKay and co-writer Charles Randolph do a great job of breaking down the complex financial jargon into something the average moviegoer can understand, turning what could have been a dull and dense PowerPoint presentation on mortgage loans into an entertaining lesson about just how messed up the whole financial crisis really was.

Grossing only $ 61 million domestically (less than half as much as Lone Survivor) and even less overseas on a much steeper production budget of $ 110 million, Deepwater Horizon must be chalked up as a commercial disappointment, despite being warmly received by both the critics and moviegoers who did see it.

Snow White and the Huntsman 2: I get moneymaking plays a big part in deciding whether or not to make a sequel, but just because Snow White and the Huntsman enjoyed an impressive $ 56.2 million opening doesn't mean moviegoers will look past the fact that the film wasn't all that good and return for more.

Premiering at the Sundance Film Festival to universally favorable reviews, Get Out might well do better with critics than moviegoers, based on the many empty seats at my screening and the upsettingly mediocre 6.1 average user rating it held pre-release on IMDb, a site whose votership has exhibited some regrettable tendencies to vote down certain racially representative works.

Of course, this demonstrates once again the huge disparity between those passionate moviegoers who kvetch and bitch on the internet, and regular moviegoers who just don't give a rat's ass (or even know) about what an RT score is.

Do casual moviegoers even realise that «costume» is whatever a character wears, and that does not have to include breeches or a petticoat?

As the most indefatigable moviegoer of all the Cahiers du Cinema critics who became directors — a distinguished group including Olivier Assayas, Leos Carax, Claude Chabrol, Jean - Luc Godard, Luc Moullet, Eric Rohmer, Andre Techine, and Francois Truffaut, among others — he knows MGM musicals like the back of his hand.

Moviegoers» good will for Chase took a sharp decline in the 1990s, from which only now does he seem to be recovering.