Sentences with phrase «much real drama»

Pure Country doesn't have much real drama in it because it «s only a flip of the coin as to how the story is going to turn out.

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Given that there's so much going on in this situation, why not tell a story that has real human drama?

In a year when dry comedy and dark dramas dominated much of the critical discussion, This Is Us did something new: It told real, sentimental stories of humanity, love, parenthood and purpose.

Look at how much less space there is between people than even just twenty years ago; look at how much violence a child sees all day long (whether recreational or real - life drama in their own lives); look at how much information many children are exposed to daily without any oversight.

She got it quickly but cried so much (she is a real drama queen) and unfortunately by then my 2 year old son witnessed this and thinks potty training is horrible.

TUESDAY, Feb. 20, 2018 (HealthDay News)-- As much as you might love watching the popular TV drama «Grey's Anatomy,» don't mistake it for real medicine, researchers suggest.

Im not into games and drama just looking for a real man, thats honest and loyal i do nt htink thats to much to ask, if you wan na know more just ask:)

real funny laid back old fashion big on trust in who i love kno drama i have kno kids n love kids i love god, myself, fam, and life if ur real in want real love and respect in ur world hit me up if u would like to kno more much love if its not thic it not shit go big n very sexi

I've had much in the way of real world experience, so I typically don't panic, I keep a cool head, avoid drama and people that cause it.

I play video games on pc, am very laid back and don't much care for drama, you keep it real with me I'll be real with you

Simple man 6ft 180 lbs blonde hair blue eyes lookn for the 1 somethg real and longterm no BS DRAMA OR GAMES... If not wantn same please pass me by thanks not tryn b rude just know im ready what i want and i have sooooo much love too give too wright lady

NO DRAMA, just would like to find real love, Jody Adams or text me 660-973-5100 and MUCH MUCH MORE so if your looking for the same look me up: --RRB-

You know that it is a hectic world where not many people have much time and interest to go through the drama of finding the real partner in the real world.

i am a 50 yr young man that likes hunting fishing camping and going out i do drink a little not much i am the dd most of the time looking for someone thats real on fakes need to keep reading this i do not do drama and will walk away from that i am fun to be around so if this is u get back to me

Much intense drama and action follow; there's a real and sustained sense of jeopardy for the kingdom, and the fighting significantly involves the female warriors, who are very cool indeed.

It turns out the real question director Roland Emmerich's movie raises isn't about how much this film's pseudo-science teases us, but how much bad drama it's willing to blow our way.

Much like «Lone Survivor» and «Deepwater Horizon,» director Peter Berg's third collaboration with Mark Wahlberg — which retells the events of the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing — doesn't really have anything important to say politically, but it's yet another gripping drama about real - life heroism.

He spreads himself around so much (TV, film, comedies, dramas) that his talent hasn't gotten the acclaim of, say, Wes Anderson, but Green is the real deal.

I did not find the lack of originality too much of a problem, and actually thought that feeling of «no real drama going on» in the film added to its realism.

Controversial but smart, it is a real shame there's not much marketability for politically ambitious dramas such as this anymore.

First come «Half Nelson» in 2006 which received much critical admiration, then followed «Lars and the Real Girl» in 2007, before Derek Cianfrance's stunningly honest relationship drama, «Blue Valentine» in 2010.

Answering our call was Annette Bening, who plays former Hollywood leading lady Gloria Grahame romantically linked to a much younger man in her final years in «Film Stars Don't Die in Liverpool»; Jessica Chastain, who plays real - life poker entrepreneur Molly Bloom targeted by the FBI in «Molly's Game»; Diane Kruger, who won the Cannes film festival's top acting prize for her portrayal of a woman whose husband and child have been killed by terrorists in «In the Fade»; Margot Robbie, who stars as disgraced figure skater Tonya Harding in the quirky «I, Tonya»; Saoirse Ronan, as a Sacramento teen looking for her place in the world in «Lady Bird»; and Kate Winslet, who stars in Woody Allen's 1950s Coney Island drama «Wonder Wheel.»

Raw and jaw - droppingly intense, King's film finds just as much drama in a real couple's daily life as Nichols does in Albee's play.

From AP drama critic Michael Kuchwara on the Broadway production of «God of Carnage»: The real revelation of the evening, though, is Harden, usually seen in much more somber roles such as her Oscar - winning performance as Lee Krasner in the film «Pollack.»

If even half as much drama took place in real life, then this is the kind of tale a hero is born from.

The excellent British drama (not seen much in the U.S., sadly), starring Riz Ahmed and Daniel Mays, sees a real shift of mood, with an almost folktronica feel.

He kicked off the Bourne franchise with «The Bourne Identity» (while Paul Greengrass gets much of the credit for the overall look and feel of the series, a lot of credit should be dished out to Liman, who planted the seeds in the first film) and then directed the Angelina Jolie / Brad Pitt spy romp «Mr. and Mrs. Smith,» before transition to the real - life world of espionage with the bristling Valerie Plame drama «Fair Game.»

Luckily the game doesn't force too much of the «real» world drama onto the player but there are still a few times the game will force you to experience it.

Yet the real drama lies not so much in the kissing, shooting, and running figures that populate Furnas's pictures as in the artist's knowing investigation of painterly form.

Made - for - tv drama, not much real info.