Sentences with phrase «ran out of the theater»

Is this movie another heart - warming sports movie from Disney or is film so cliched and cheesy that you'll want to run out of the theater?

I almost ran out of the theater right then and there to grab my laptop and get writing.

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More alarmingly, it has been lobbying against traditional theater - only cinematic runs for new movie releases — leading John Fithian, CEO of the National Association of Theatre Owners trade organization, to call out Netflix at a recent conference as a «grave threat to the movie business.»

But Edinburgh holds dark memories too of medical training in those days before blessed anesthesia, I clearly remember running out of the University's operating theater unable to bear the screams of a stuck down child in surgery.

Five years ago a co-worker and good friend of mine and I were looking for out of the box field trips to take our kids on and saw that a local children's theater was running a performance of Henny Penny and a light went off.

Early Man Rated PG for rude humor and some action Rotten Tomatoes Score: 84 % (at time of writing) In Theaters Aardman, the UK stop motion animation studio behind Chicken Run and Wallace & Gromit, are now tackling caveman soccer in this new project about a tribe of neanderthals who are forced out of their valley by their technologically superior neighbors, only to challenge them to a football match to win back their land.

A24's Yiddish - language father - son drama Menashe was strong out of the gate, taking in $ 61,409 from three runs, while Annapurna's first roll - out, Detroit from Academy Award - winner Kathryn Bigelow bowed at over $ 365K in 20 theaters.

In this case, though, there's been more pressure on Netflix to give it some kind of run - out in theaters, perhaps to increase its chances in end of the year awards.

With Woody Allen's latest «Magic In The Moonlight» hitting theaters, it's also an ideal time to check out «Radio Days,» one of the filmmaker's most underrated gems and the movie that began his still - running partnership with production designer and...

Focus Features added runs for Paul Thomas Anderson's Phantom Thread in its seventh outing, taking in $ 2.14 M in 1,186 theaters, one of a half - dozen Oscar nominees widening out after initially limited runs.

This was Williams at the peak of his game, part of a run that started with his work as a rambunctious theater - of - war DJ in «Good Morning, Vietnam» for Barry Levinson in 1987 (Oscar - nominated), inspirational teacher in «Dead Poets Society» for Peter Weir in 1989 (Oscar - nominated), culminating with his Oscar win as the university professor who draws out Matt Damon's troubled genius in 1997's «Good Will Hunting» for Gus Van Sant (good directors brought out the best in Williams).

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It opened in May, built steadily through word of mouth during the summer, was out of theaters by September, and was considered out of the running since the academy tends to favor films that have opened in the autumn or are still in theaters.

But «The Big Stick» is not one of those semi-awful, schematically spelled out conflicts such as the unfunny «My Big Fat Greek Wedding», but rather features a crackerjack script graced with a marvelous ensemble that mixes melodrama and broad comedy, and comes across like a hilarious memoir based on Kumail's actual marriage to Emily in one of the most beautiful stories of love and its conflicts you may run across in the theaters this year.

This isn't the latest entry in the long - running Ocean series — the highly anticipated, all - female reboot / sequel Ocean's Eight doesn't hit theaters until next June — but a movie that arrives this weekend with the scent of burned rubber and chewing tobacco: Logan Lucky, the latest comedy from director Steven Soderbergh, who helmed the 2001's Ocean's Eleven and also directed the»90s caper classic Out of Sight.

Unless you are a huge Jason Statham fan, I'd say just wait until the film hits the rental market and visit a Redbox Kiosk instead of running out to theaters.

It may not be a movie you'll run out on day one to buy it on Blu - ray, but it's a great time at the theater as a date movie or with a bunch of friends.

The villain this time around is Poppy Adams (Julianne Moore), a kitsch - loving billionaire drug trafficker who runs her empire out of Poppy Land, a retro - futurist theme park hidden in an unknown jungle; her office is a»50s diner where disloyal underlings are ground into burger meat, just up the street from the private theater where she enjoys nightly performances from a kidnapped, indignant Elton John.

I assumed that since it was a comic book movie starring Michael Cera, and since it had a pretty big publicity run leading up to the release, that it would be in multiple screens at each theater, and I would have plenty of opportunities to perhaps catch an afternoon showing if I bombed out of the Game Day proceedings.

The trailers kept rolling out, slowly showing more tantalizing shots of total destruction, and when the movie finally did hit theaters, it ran around the clock for the first three days.

The movie is now finishing its theatrical run, dribbling out of the last few theaters.

Yesterday, as I was searching for descriptions of San Francisco Theaters in 1880 (I am hoping to have a scene in a theater in my next historical mystery, Bloody Lessons), I ran across the following paragraph and laughed out loud.

Between the restaurant and the theater the electric batteries finally run out of juice so the regular hybrid system kicks in and you're back to getting 40 or 50 mpg on gasoline.

That means if you've been itching to get your Star Wars fill and you're running out of all the cash it takes to see it in theaters (because yes, it is still in theaters), you won't have to wait too long to bring Rey, Finn, Poe, Leia, and all your other faves home with you.