Sentences with phrase «of a movie like»

That's been true for the thrill - seeking fans of movies like «Raiders of the Lost Ark» and audiences that prefer more thoughtful releases such as «Lincoln» almost six years ago.

They told Business Insider that they wanted to balance new and old, and a sense of adventure reminiscent of movies like «Jurassic Park» and «Avatar» with a sense of reality.

Weinstein co-founded the Weinstein Company with his brother Bob Weinstein in 2005 after leaving Miramax Films, where the two architected the success of movies like Shakespeare in Love and Pulp Fiction.

Ratner is the director of movies like X-Men: The Last Stand, Hercules and the Rush Hour movies, along with being a well - known producer.

My family and I take in a lot of movies like Elf, National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation, and other «Christmas comedies.»

Even Tea Partiers, though, may have become a bit complacent because of movies like Outbreak that show how an antiserum for any new disease can be synthesized in a matter of hours with no specialized knowledge by Cuba Gooding Jr..

I left the game feeling quite satisfied with how the message was executed, and maybe I'm just being a big fan of movies like Wall - E and Short Circuit, but I absolutely adored ION and ANI.

Also, if you are just meeting a person you probably do not even know what kind of movie they like to see in the first place.

If you like a particular movie, ask your date what types of movies they like and build into a conversation from there.

So share what type of movies you like or how you like to travel, where you've been and where you'd like to go, or that you enjoy hearing live music and / or what type of music.

«La Soga» is an edgy, action - drama, combining the gritty reality of movies like «City of God» and «Amores Perros.»

More likely, these parallels are just the very kind of happy coincidences that make a study of the movies like a surprise birthday party every day.

This is the kind of movie you like right from the begining.

Watching it seemed to re-tread past tracks of movies like this.

half - baked is one of those movies like grandmas boy, or freddy got fingered that will have u laughing the whole way throught but the critics just cant seem to find anything funny about it.

We don't think of a movie like Tully, a small domestic dramedy, as being one in which sound design stands out.

The movie is an obvious parody of sword - and martial - arts wuxia movies, but it also serves as an invitation to young audiences, who may find that Po's antics have sparked an appetite for the more grown - up pleasures of movies like «Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon» or «Curse of the Golden Flower.»

REVIEW: The only two things one need ask of a movie like ANCHORMAN 2: THE LEGEND CONTINUES are, be funny, appeal to those who liked the first one.

good comedy it made me laugh (but not that much) seriously there is nothing much to say of a movie like this which is gone outrageous comedy is good, the drama is well ahhhhhh....

There's something about the spectacle of movies like «King Kong» and «Godzilla» that's singularly cinematic — it's not something that other forms like theatre, TV, or fiction can do in quite the same way.

Though lacking the sensationalistic elements of a movie like «Kids», Dollhouse offers unflinching realism, meticulous attention to detail and deliciously wicked humor as it explores the growing pains of a misfit.

It's a movie that is far more interesting sociologically than literally: What sort of cultural environment fosters the creation of movies like this and what does it say about the miscalculation behind such thought that precipitates their box - office crash - and - burn?

Some of the movies I like most, I liked on the second and third viewing, and disliked on the first viewing, but something kept bringing me back to them.

What is the point of a movie like «Basic»?

Bryan Singer, the director of movies like X-Men, The Usual Suspects, and Jack the Giant Slayer, has been fired from Bohemian Rhapsody, 20th Century Fox's Queen biopic that stars Mr. Robot actor Rami Malek as frontman Freddie Mercury.

While Stephen King's story is much darker, and the revenge is served much more cold, for the sake of a movie like this, they did a decent enough job for a straight - to - dvd thriller.

(Is it just me, or does it seem as though a strange new sub-genre has been spun off the success of movies like Pulp Fiction and Fargo?)

The other elements of the movie like the music didn't make an impact on me.

The kind of movies I like, get drawn to and get offered are usally low budget affairs.

Marvel Movies is the monster of the film studios at the moment, creating a tapestry of movies like none we have ever seen before.

It's impossible to be critical of a movie like this, since it's not trying to be anything other than ridiculous.

Like John Turturro before him, Tucci seems to have realise that you don't fight the ludicrousness of a movie like this — you hold a mirror up to it.

It started with this tweet from Scott Derrickson, the director of movies like Doctor Strange and The Day the Earth Stood Still.

After the recent success of the movies like Alice In Wonderland, Cinderella, 2016 Jungle Book and Beauty and the Beast, Disney studios knows it is onto a really good thing by making its animated films into live - action movies.

I fell in love with the script and the character, who's so strong, and it was a dream to become a part of a movie like this.

Yet another reason why I need to get out of Ohio and move to Southern California — midnight screenings of movies I like that have been out of the theatre for months.

Adult Swim has created a series of claymation shorts titled Rick and Morty: The Non-Canonical Adventures that put the science duo in famous scenes of movies like Ex Machina, The Thing, The Fly, Honey I Shrunk the Kids, and Halloween.

«No Escape» posits a scenario in which the entire world around its characters becomes unintelligible and nightmarish, yet the scariest proposition of all is that we're no closer to ridding ourselves of movies like these in the 21st century.

You've got to recognize Durand from tons of movies like X-Men Origins: Wolverine, 3:10 to Yuma or Smoking Aces, or Lost.

Cut to Ronnie ordering his subordinates around with over-the-top lingo out of movies like Commando and Delta Force; cut to slow - motion shots of the mall cop crew, squinting and posing in badass formations that emphasize their dorky self - importance; cut to Ronnie's bombastic antics constantly getting in the way of police detective Harrison (Ray Liotta), who highlights the hero's dumbassery by actually knowing what he's doing.

This is the true story of the backbone of movies like Scarface, that actually seem petty in comparison.

Having originated in the Soviet Union's Red Room, Natasha is fundamentally a product of Cold War - era espionage fiction, which has started to see a resurgence in the form of movies like Atomic Blonde and Red Sparrow.

The fact that it was shot by Flavio Labiano, the capable cinematographer of movies like Non-Stop and The Day Of The Beast, boggles the mind.

Rampaging is, after all, the number one thing that Rampage has going for it — exposition and set - up aren't exactly the draw of a movie like this.

Just compare the successes of «Gone Girl» and «Girl on a Train» with the anemic «profits» of movies like «Cold in July» or «Blue Ruin» for instance.

I've seen parts of this movie like 5 times, never watched from beginning to end, I don't think I'm going to even try anymore

A movie centered on a main character that acts like a vigilante does not have the most creative premise as we've seen plenty of movies like this before.

To argue for the depth of a movie like this seems unnecessary, as it's meant to be fun and captivating (which it is), whether or not there's more under its hood (which it has).

It doesn't come close to the sophistication of movies like Inside Out or Wall - E.

Oh, that's right, it's because of movies like «Grandma's Boy» that naively associate the digital pastime with smoking weed 24/7.