Sentences with phrase «of film goers»

Folks like us, we buy our tickets and we write about the films — may be a large community here at wordpress — but there is a far larger community of film goers who decide to see a movie based on tv ads and newspaper adverts.

Sadly, much of the film goes in circles as Jack floats between woman, his apartment, and the increasingly shallow conversations with Benedetto that don't even have the decency to pretend to be layered.

The structure of the film goes narration, short exposition, long battle, short exposition, then repeat, along with frequently smoldering glances between Farrell and various men.

As far as the effects of this film goes, they were decent, but it was nothing to gasp over, especially when films made for far less money have better production values.

The Madness of Ken Jeong is amazingly funny as the flamboyant Asian of the film goes on freestyle rants that are funnier than most of the film.

While the cast plays well in their respective roles, the standout performance of the film goes to Christina Ricci (The Opposite of Sex, Pecker) as the straight - faced and cold - hearted Wednesday.

As far as these types of films go, Moore's screenplay is incredibly unexceptional, pouring on the heavy - handedness unabashedly (including his prized line «sometimes it is the people who no one imagines anything of who do the things no one can imagine, used three times), such as showing the juxtaposition of heterosexual flirtation between Matthew Goode and Tuppence Middleton.

All of these films went on to be nominated for Best Picture, with «12 Years A Slave» and «Slumdog Millionaire» proving victorious.

The film is never boring, or dull and theres always something going on to keep the pace of the film going.

Only so much can be drawn from a big debut in a single territory, but both of those films went on to take in more than $ 400 million overseas.

''... impressive is the chemistry of the two leads... their interactions are funny, gutsy, and keep the momentum of the film going, even when it's time for a breather from the high - falutin» action pieces.»

It's a meaty performance that mines places I'm not sure the rest of the film goes.

Unlike Civil War, by which the Avengers on each groups had a couple of alternatives to prevent, catch their breath, and contact of their allies, the occasions of Infinity War spread at a breakneck tempo, with all of the film going down in kind of the span of a unmarried day.

The two leads work well together, but the best performance of the film goes to John Mahoney as the father, surprisingly understanding and the type of father you never really see in teen films.

The Chicago section of the film goes on forever, until the grim suspicion grows that the intention here was to make a 2 1/2 - hour movie at any cost, even with only 90 minutes worth of material.

The bulk of the film goes back and forth between the attempts to bring him back, and the kidnappers and their captive — including a botched escape attempt as well as the infamous and rather graphic depiction of Paul's ear being cut off.

As for as these types of films go, it's actually passable.

Was it important to Joaquin to know which part of the film goes on in Joe's head and which parts are real?

But if neither of these films goes home with a trophy, their inclusion in this awards season has nonetheless shifted reality as we know it.

This kind of episodic romantic comedy practically writes itself, with a loser at the center of the film going back to meet all the wildly eccentric women of his past, one after the other, until he finally matures through the experience and can make the leap to find true love.

It's shocking and repulsive, the sort of moment that makes you want to look away, but there's also a strange sense of calm that comes from it, managing to reshape what to expect from the rest of the film going forward.

Just as they did with Shaun of the Dead, the makers of Hot Fuzz seek to play in the sandbox made by other guilty pleasure favorites, but this time, the gags don't crack as sharp, the action isn't as assured, and the climax of the film goes on entirely too long.

That plain vanilla DVD of the film went out of print at some point and then resurfaced exactly as it was in June 2004, without explanation.

Most of the film goes down nice and easy.

However, there has been some criticism from a division of Star Wars fans that Porgs and some of the other notable creatures included in The Last Jedi are either nothing more than marketing decisions by Johnson and Disney, or examples of the film going too far into cute and cuddly territory.

As far as details of the film go, Kevin Feige recently revealed that the film's villain, Thanos, does something awful at the beginning of the movie:

This is the kind of film you go to for some escapism and a pleasant time, and along those lines, I suppose one can call The Meltdown a successful venture.

As the plots of these films go, sometimes the husband of the film ends up looking like the bad guy as he tries, mostly in vain, to keep the uncouth individual from threatening to tear his marriage or family apart.

Davis's father, Cranston, has recently been laid off, and spends the duration of the film going slightly mad as he tries to adapt to modern work culture.

Further — and just as detrimental — «I Feel Pretty» is stale as a comedy, with long stretches of the film going entirely laugh - free.

The first Sundance in which most of the films went into production after the election of Donald Trump will surely feel different than any other, but this is one of the few works this year that appears to directly comment on the beginning of the Trump era.

I've recently seen two of our films go into production after a 20 - year development period.

Put it this way, have you heard of the films Gone Baby Gone, Mystic River, Shutter Island, The Drop and the recently released Live By Night?

I don't know much about Shinto wedding customs or Japanese whaling traditions, so some of the film went over my head.

Not exact matches

A standout element of the film, about supervillains recruited to go on nearly impossible government missions, is its impressive cast, whose members blend so well into their respective roles that you may not even recognize some of the actors.

But that wouldn't mean much if we didn't take the opportunity to involve and include our employees in the brand activities -; going to some of the events that we sponsor, getting to go on film shoots, interacting with pro athletes.

It reminds me of something a character in a Wes Anderson film would wear, lose, and go on a mission to retrieve.

Those statistics make it plain why AMC's CEO had the right idea, even if the announcement ruffled the feathers of the moviegoers who wish the film - going experience would stay they way it was when they were kids.

Not only does the feature have a good deal of franchise history behind it, but it also has the same advantage that all family films have, in that kids going to see the film will be dragging along their parents, ensuring extra ticket sales.

From the Inside Out - «Making Avengers: Age of Ultron»: A 20 - minute video going back 18 months showing what it was like on set of the film in Italy and Seoul, Sourth Korea; a look at the Avengers Tower; some of the behind - the - scenes early visual effects of Ultron; early concept work for Quicksilver, the Hulk, and Vision; and more.

Going back to the failure of Kodak (there are many, but we'll focus on one), looking back now, everyone and their mom knew that digital would crush the film business, especially Kodak.

Even when the camera market went digital, the advantages of owning a Canon or Nikon remained, as new digital SLR models were compatible with lenses from the prior analog film models.

Going into the weekend the big news was the almost universal bashing of the film by critics.

«I think my movie, personally, is one of the most important films that have ever been made in America... I don't know if anyone is going to see it, but I feel the film is going to take care of itself in time and be around as long as there are films.»

It went on to become the highest - grossing film in the US over President's Day weekend, highest opening all - time for an R - rated movie, and the highest - grossing for the month of February.

I applaud the company's fearless dive into this latest storytelling technology, continuing a pioneering knack for branded content that goes back 15 years (to parent company BMW's series of short films known as The Hire).

The film world was soon buzzing over the imminent introduction of a true cinema - quality digital video camera, not to mention one that would go for maybe a 15th the cost of a traditional camera.

This movie goes the rom - com route of holiday films, with Gabrielle Union and Morris Chestnut meeting in the un-idealized circumstances of single mom and a mall - Santa love interest.

«I don't think this is the end of Transformers [or] that the next one's going to be made as a Snapchat film.

Early last week, UFC president Dana White announced McGregor had been pulled from the card of UFC 200 because McGregor refused to go to Las Vegas to promote the fight; typical pre-fight promotions like a press conference, filming a commercial, and other marketing events had been scheduled.