Sentences with phrase «much ridiculous fun»

This seems like so much ridiculous fun and I can not wait to watch.

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Have so much fun in NYC, brunch at The Standard is so so good - their home made donuts are ridiculous!

It seems like Alvarez didn't really get what made the original Evil Dead movies so successful, and so he basically eliminates the bizarre humor that made them so much fun and now goes for a bloodbath of pure gore that is entirely derivative and relies on ridiculous cheap scares.

The whole Walmart - gone - wrong scene was over-the-top and utterly ridiculous - but when's the last time The Walking Dead was that much fun?!!

Unfortunately, their playful camaraderie isn't exploited nearly as much as it could be, because while the movie is incredibly lively in its opening and closing minutes (including one of the most ridiculous action sequences ever filmed), that sense of high - energy fun is absent for most of the middle section, when it starts to take itself too seriously.

To be honest, this approach works much better; the concept is inherently silly enough that one might as well have fun with it, as opposed to Olympus» watered - down 24 approach that is just as ridiculous but doesn't seem to know it.

Judging actors» careers by the Academy Awards is the wrong way to look at Hollywood; it places too much importance on who wins Oscars and consequently makes the ridiculous pageantry surrounding the Oscar race less fun to follow along with.

The ability to select and immediate enter a chosen gear was almost as much fun as mashing the brake pedal while approaching corners at ridiculous speeds and being rewarded with powerful and consistent stopping force.

I laughed as I walked away thinking how this was completely ridiculous, yet so much fun.

The time - traveling story is both awesome and ridiculous, but the art, sound and battle system is so much fun that I'll happily ignore any plot holes the game may have.

It will remind just how much fun gaming used to be before it got ridiculous.