Sentences with phrase «point of the movie»

The whole point of this movie is to make people laugh and have a good time watching it.

One of Ant - Man's tricks becomes the literal high point of the movie.

Which may or may not be the entire point of the movie.

The accident is the focal point of the movie.

Good to see someone else caught it and laughed, because that was the turning point of the movie when I started to let down my guard and enjoy myself.

An important point here is that we don't see the band perform until about the midway point of the movie.

Those who get caught up in the details of the plot will miss the real point of the movie.

Unfortunately at the mid point of the movie, it just lost its steam.

That's one of the whole points of the movie.

Every scene between the leads is an important part of the journey towards maturity, the entire point of the movie.

While trailers are notorious for giving away major plot points of movies, Paramount probably should have considered keeping Connor's T - 3000 under wraps a bit more.

Wright clearly thought the main point of the movie was a critique of the objectification of women in our society, and the sexualization of underage girls — something he mentioned to us during roundtable interviews, but made a much bigger point of at the Wondercon panel.

What was the bloody point of this movie?

To me the strong points of the movie are Gemma and Jeremy and their chemistry.

CBR spoke to Deadpool 2 writers Paul Wernick and Rhett Reese to discuss all the spoiler - related points of the movie, and specifically asked them about Kesy's smaller than expected role.

Now the selling point of this movie is really its ridiculousness.

The movie starts like the trailer, showing how kick - ass decides to be a superhero, but as soon as he meets hit girl and Big Daddy, who were already super heroes before him, the whole point of the movie entirely changes to satisfy the revenge plot between Big Daddy and the main bad guy.

The beauty of this story is that it focuses on character and instead of wasting time on annoying and irrelevant romantic subplots, focuses right on the core point of the movie.

Although the ultimate point of the movie is to appreciate what little we're actually given (and also to value the real meaning of being human), it also leaves little room for hope.

One potentially valid criticism audiences may have is the runtime of which is exacerbated by the slow middle point of the movie.

My point is that there are several directions to take Frankenstein's Monster and whatever road you decided for the character should have been the driving point of the movie.

Even at this early point of the movie, I still could not see how they would still have this dimwitted jerk as a buddy.

Perhaps it seems like over-thinking to quibble with the ideological talking points of a movie that mostly dawdles from one skit or cameo to another, interspersed with the occasional song - and - dance number, and which contains one of the best comic set pieces of the Coens» career: a director and his recently re-cast lead trying to work through a single awful line of dialogue («Would that it were so simple») while filming a turgid melodrama.

Perhaps the single defining point of this movie was the vocals and soundtrack, including Angela Lansbury.

Whereas the lack of a presence (like the cash owner) might irritate many viewers, this innovative point of the movie is devised to thematically highlight the protagonists.

Movie: The passable halfway point for a film that can be watched, but does have many issues across multiple points of the movie.

And since Pixar decided not to reveal the major plot points of their movie, this review shall follow suit, but let's just say that there is a lot more to this movie than initially meets the eye.

The comedic high point of the movie, when June Squibb lifts her dress while standing over a headstone, I completely cracked up.

Unless I'm wrong, the whole point of the movie is that they're going to Vegas to prove to each other — and to themselves — that, while they may be closing in on middle age, they're still wild and crazy guys.

The weakest points of the movie are when Mr. Average and his sidekicks stop watching the movie and snoop around the spaceship they're held captive in.

SIGHTS: Sure, if you want some blood and violence, (and you've missed the entire point of this movie), you'll get some in the third act.

The turning point of the movie is where Williams cleverly reverts everything we think we know about Paranormal Activity and delivers his biggest jump scare in one of the day scenes.

The sad thing is, by the midway point of the movie, no one really cares if Rocky and Bullwinkle save America.

However, at that point of the movie, it would make no sense for Ren to die because Snoke already had.

When the credits roll, don't think and wonder what the point of the movie was or why you sat down for nearly two hours watching what you just watched - Just enjoy and accept it for what it is, which I'll leave to you to find out what that is exactly....

But to complain that nothing much happens here or ponder the film's curiously tame view of university life (Rodney Dangerfield would most definitely get no respect here) is to miss the point of the movie, which is to serve as a vehicle for McCarthy, spotlighting her warm, screwball spirit and irrepressible physical comedy.

The point of the movie is to bring these two people together, then why placate romantic comedy tropes to do so.

The central oddity and also the point of the movie is that Joyce's paramour, Kirk Anderson, is barely a presence.

What is the point of this movie?

Many of the major points of the movie are presented like a sledgehammer to the forehead, but there were a few visceral thrills to be had.

It's hard to figure exactly what the point of this movie is — except maybe to expose the myth of samurai machismo.

Somehow, it seems as if she should be alone in recognizing the secret lives of animals, and that the point of the movie ought to be convincing Thomas McGregor (Domhnall Gleeson), who inherits his great - uncle's bucolic cottage, that there's more to these creatures than meets the eye.

if you do nt get it than maybe you missed the point of the movie.

When the movie ends, it leaves you wondering what was the point of the movie?

The point of the movie is not to be a documentary about how great Hawaii is.