Sentences with phrase «scene from the film pretty»

Richard Gere and Julia Roberts in a scene from the film Pretty Woman, 1990.

This one scene from the film pretty much sums up what Gotham City Imposters is; what would happen if normal people decided to replicate the Dark Knight and Clown Prince of Crime (that's the Joker to you, Batman noob) and go head - to - head?

Not exact matches

So throw a towel down if you want to protect your sheets, but don't expect a scene from a horror film, because period sex can certainly get pretty erotic!

The scene effectively conveys the king - of - the - world high of a solid drug rush, and the film has just enough of an edge that I winced each time they hit the glass, convinced that one of them would take that big fall into the canyons of L.A. Elizabeth Hurley, meanwhile, is very pretty and sports a lovely English accent but seems to have been airlifted in from an entirely different movie.

So here's a scene from one of the films where Crazy Cage is pretty much a necessary element: What's your favourite scene from Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call... Continue reading «FAV SCENES: BAD LUEITENANT: PORT OF CALL — NEW ORLEANS»

Howitt tirelessly narrates the entire film, scene for scene («and here, again, Milo realizes that he has been duped and is angry») while Staenberg narrates the entire film from a slightly technical standpoint, again scene for scene («this is where we digitally inserted a house, it looks pretty good»).

Aside from an excruciatingly mannered early scene in which Angela and Ricky's Aunt Martha (Desiree Gould) comes on like Parker Posey chewing tinfoil while scraping a knife against a glass bottle with one hand and dragging her fingernails down a chalkboard with the other, the rest of the film is pretty plain: Sleepaway Camp is shot like a 1970s TV sitcom, and as a look back at anno domini 1983, it has a documentary quality.

Employing her deft touch for needle drops, and pretty swanky sense of mise - en - scene, the film nevertheless suffers from being only skin deep.

You know what to expect from a Nancy Meyers film — immaculate homes, pretty vistas, and feasting on decadent desserts or dinners in every scene.