Sentences with phrase «rapid pace of the film»

It's never hokey or over-the-top; the rapid pace of the film and its ever - quotable lines are ridiculously enduring — this is the kind of movie that never, ever gets old.

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Scenes tend to linger for longer than they should at times, while others are strung together in rapid succession; journeying through Spike Lee's late - 90s sports drama is a little like flipping through the pages of a photo album — you tend to gloss over several photos and pages and stay on others, and that's precisely how the film is paced.

Welcome to the Punch sets itself up as a rather conventional genre film, but where the writing may lack a depth of character or thematic weight it's more than made up for in terms of sensory - appealing thrills and a hyped up rhythm that keeps things moving along at an appropriately rapid pace.

Because the film's pace is so rapid, some of the characters end up being reduced to caricatures.

Be it the rapid paced action, or even the dimness of the film's picture, there are moments in the first two acts of the film that wonk out in the 3D realm.

The sequence doesn't quite fit in with the narrative of the rest of the film, save for the fact that its rapid - fire pacing keeps the film moving.

Ritchie is no stranger to rapid - fire montages, but the approach locks the film into the rhythms of one of his wisecracking crime movies, a pace ill - suited to a depiction of a time period we often associate with lumbering carts and soldiers weighed down by heavy armor.

No other film on the list inspired such low expectations from me before viewing it, but celebrated Irish playwright Martin McDonagh has kick - started the played - out Brit gangster genre with a dose of existential neurosis, refreshingly languid pacing and ream upon ream of rapid - fire, ferociously literary dialogue that credits its audience with as much intelligence as its audience.

Seriously, this thing is full of jokes, and they come at a rapid fire pace that puts the film squarely into screwball territory.

Even the reasoning behind the whole alien invasion seems pretty plausible, and though the film doesn't have time to get caught up in a lot exposition, the little bit there is never stalls the rapid pace of the story.