Sentences with phrase «out of the cinema feeling»

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Hi, I'm positive genuine and caring, I enjoy walking, eating out and cinema, I go the the gym in my spare time, I feel I have a good sence of humour good level of intelligence I dress smart casual.

It is troubling that Lincoln plays out exactly as you expect it might based on the trailer that felt like a parody of awards bait cinema.

The Boxing matches were amazing and just a real heart felt Movie that will make you come out of the cinema telling people about it.

At least, that's the feeling one has walking out of Sicario, arguably the savviest, smartest, and most exhilarating crime thriller to hit American cinemas in years.

Never mind that a purchase of the Legacy collection whole (essaying Dracula, The Wolf Man, and Frankenstein) proves to be far better for the soul than shelling out a few bones to catch Stephen Sommers's latest assault on sense and cinema, even if doing so feels a little like letting Universal have its cake and eat it, too: There are worse things in the world than a mainstream shipwreck inspiring a vital resurrection.

You can feel the fatherly love in Francis» willingness to appease his daughter (who also receives credit for costumes and the surname - dropping title design), empowered affection that would bring them both grief the following year when Sofia stepped in for a bowed out Winona Ryder to play Michael Corleone's daughter in The Godfather Part III, producing one of the most maligned performances in cinema history.

During this time in cinema, the late 19th Century and early 20th Century, the film points out directors felt as if they were putting their dreams on film, such was the expansion of the craft and its ability to capture one's imagination.

I felt legitimate chills when the ring theme flowed out of the cinema's speakers the first time the ring appears during «Riddles in the Dark.»

In a time where the cinemas are awash with feel good family fare and For Your Consideration awards contenders, the discerning fan of the darker sides of life should not be left out in the cold.

When you ponder the landscape of cinema as it exists today, it can feel as if a movie like «Get Out» or «Dunkirk,» and — indeed — the holy trinity of popularity, acclaim, and relevance, which used to go such a long way toward defining movies as an art form, now lines up about as often as an eclipse.

Though these types of films feel out of place in gritty»70s cinema, the escapist entertainment they offer is irresistible and comforting.

DVD and Blu - ray sales have been pretty damn good and it remains popular on Netflix, but ultimately it feels like the general public just didn't know what Dredd was, and with the price of cinema tickets these days nobody wants to risk paying out on a dud.

I'm not a purist but the argument of agency vs. cinematic experience feels like a mute point, video games can not out - cinema cinema, so even as some elements from other mediua can lead to innovation in video gaming, what should always be the aim of video gaming is what makes it special, and agency is not something easily found or realized in other digital media, if ever.

It felt as though EA were so determined to get the game out at the same time as Episode VII hit the cinemas that they left half of the game back at DICE's studios in Stockholm; clearly this wasn't the case, as I'm sure if there was more of the game available EA would have found a way to add it as premium DLC.