Sentences with phrase «reading film books»

You'll also find him reading film books or doing a crossword puzzle.

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One of the traditions during the Christmas holidays is to read Charles Dickens» famous book «A Christmas Carol,» or to watch one of the many film productions about the miserly Ebenezer Scrooge who turned his life around and became a generous soul on Christmas Day.

If you read the book on which the film is based, you can see that the facts damn Irish clericalism well enough without the added polemics displayed in a made - up speech by a basically fictional bitterly anti-erotic nun.

In this obscure indie film, two little read - comic books come together in a subtle, dialogue - heavy character study that plays out like a slow - burning portrait of good and evil in the modern world.

If you read the book on which the film is based, you can see that the facts damn Irish clericalism well....

I read books that extended the original story 20 years into the future, played the video games, and have even recently spent an evening at Secret Cinema dressed as Han Solo, recreating A New Hope and The Empire Strikes Back (two of the greatest films of all time).

TV shows and films are stimulating people to buy books and to read them.

Our flocks wander off as we shepherds stand by bewildered by the books people are choosing to read, the films they are lauding and the values they are embracing in the name of Christ.

It's the essay our Robert Cheeks wanted to read back in January, when we pomocons went nuts over the film in several threads, and it brings out the Southern and Democratic Party sympathies of the book very nicely.

I will admit that I read all the books and even went to the first film.

When I'm not working I'm watching obscure film or reading comic books, sometimes I listen to things too.

Read books about delivering drug - free and watch films featuring no - med births, like The Business of Being Born, recently released on DVD.

In films, family members and friends, when your child becomes an adult, in the books you read, the women you pass on the street.

The GQ editor went on to claim that the Labour leader was unable to name a single book he had read or film he had seen in the last year.

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Watch these films, read some positive books, unroll your mat, breathe, and rejoice in the life that you are.

We love cuddling on the couch with warm blankets and sipping hot cocoa, watching the short, classic film, «The Snow Man», taking a nap by the fire, or reading a good book out loud for all to enjoy.

Thanks and I was tempted to read the books haha and I am still unsure about seeing the film but might do x

From time to time we see post roundups on fashion books to read, fashion films to watch and so on.

* If you would rather spend your time writing / typing about fashion than read a fashion book or watch a fashion film, perhaps you need to create an editorial calendar.

Over to you, Have you read or watched any of the mentioned fashion books and fashion films?

The living room is a space for relaxing and enjoying your time, be that watching a film, reading a book or catching up with friends and family, and the interior should reflect this.

I've seen the film Eat Pray Love but keep getting told I should read the book, maybe I'll start there and work my way through the list!

Just taking the time to read a good book, walk long distances, take a bath, light some candles, flick through the pages of my favourite magazine or watch a favourite film are all ways for me to stay connected with myself and really get to know myself better.

Whether you are video chatting during it or not, something as simple as watching a film, reading a book, or cooking together can work wonders for making you feel closer.

It's like reading a book and visualising what the individual character would look and act like, and having that illusion shattered when you see the the film adaption where the actor is not what you visualised... for example Christian Grey

i prefer not to talk about myself but here goes... i am 175 cm with blond hair and ive studied architecture.i like taking long walks because i like natures surroundings, i adore animals, going to the beach (summer of course hanging out with friends watching films and reading books about philosophy and phsycology.

Hi there I'm the type of person that would prefer staying indoors for a quiet night either playing games on my Pc, watching a film or reading a good book I'm hoping to meet someone that has similar hobbies to my own that I'd be able to connect with, and I am quite shy to begin with, but...

Successful dating is about finding common ground and establishing a connection, so start by finding a film you've both seen or a book you've both read and talking about why you liked it or loathed it.

Read a book you couldn't put down, or still raving about the film you saw last week?

Nowadays we do everything online — pay bills, search maps for driving directions, buy products, get news, book hotels and flights, read books, watch films, and even get our education distantly via the Internet.

Even if you have never seen the movie, or read the book, you know the name of Alfred Hitchcock's classic film, adapted from Robert Bloch's book by the same name, Psycho.

i like and enjoy my job also i love read a good book o see a good film classic film i love take in the morning take a good cup heavy coffe and is you are there is best i.m looking for you plaese com..

People who hadn't read the books were curious, people who knew it was going to be a poor film wanted a good laugh, and fans of the book were hoping to be satisfied.

In an attempt to explore the topic, you might consider reading some books or watching films about the Holocaust.

Without the baggage of having read the book, the synopsis or even the film's Wikipedia page, Fifty Shades of Grey unspools as a surprisingly engaging story about sexual naivety, concepts of consent and, ultimately, power.

And, as a non-reader of the J.K. Rowling books (I'm saving them to read with my daughter when she's old enough) and a non-aficionado of the fantasy genre, I find at least some stretch of every Harry Potter film arcane and a bit dull (usually the parts involving magician - vs.

Although I hadn't read the book, the film is a haunting, thought - provoking, dramatic film.

I had not read the books so I did not know what to expect thematically even if I had my suspicions based on the previous films.

Though I've never read the book on which the film is based, I am familiar with its unique format (a compilation of individual accounts comprised a decade after the war), and while it may not please fans of the source material, the decision to streamline all the action through Gerry makes the story flow better.

Although I haven't read the book, I'm told it's very different from the film.

The movies developed just behind the books, and it's surely impossible to read them without being influenced by the films.

I read some of the first book, and a little bit of «The Perilous Plot of Professor Poopypants,» but otherwise, I went into this film not knowing much.

I have read the book and was wondering whether the film explains what the Victory Tour is, well enough so people who haven't read the book can understand what is going on.

The biggest shortcoming — and perhaps the most / only significant one of the entire series — may be that viewers entering the film without reading the books will not be able to comprehend nearly as much as those who have.

I guess reading the book before watching the film would help better explain some of the scenes in the film.

Watching the film is almost like feeling the muscles in your eyes shift, as you look up from reading a book to stare out at the ocean.

They are basically the stars of the film, and I don't really understand why, since the majority of audience members are women who came because they read the books, think Christian is hot, and want to see their own secret fantasies portrayed on camera.

The film's mix of romance and reading matter is seductive in its own right, providing comfy book - lined settings and people who are what they read and write.