Sentences with phrase «screentime even»

Not exact matches

A day of shooting usually gives 2 minutes of screentime, or even less.

And even Lando himself isn't given as much screentime as Glover deserves; the ol' smoothie feels rather sidelined.

Newcomer Abbie Cornish is beguiling as Raleigh's more tangible love interest, and Geoffrey Rush is ever reliable as Sir Francis Walsingham, even if neither is given sufficient screentime.

Get Out Oscar nominee Daniel Kaluuya has less screentime and even less effect as a vengeful Wakandan who sympathizes with Killmonger.

His screentime limited until a very strong third act speech, even this archetype is given a moment to articulate his own difficult, complicated choice involving his son and his mother.

Ryan Reynolds gets plenty of screentime talking about the production, and he even gets a moment to talk to Celine Dion.

Opting not to go the Jaws route and going all Jurassic Park instead, Black's Predator gets a good amount of screentime in this first teaser trailer, even if much of that time is cast in deep shadow.

Though presented as a star vehicle for Tom Hanks, this is filled with actors relishing the most of even the smallest of screentime.

Chandler is an undervalued talent for suggesting whole lifetimes within limited screentime (see The Spectacular Now), and here he creates a whole marriage with Blanchett even as we're watching it die.

Even those getting minimal screentime do their part to make lasting impressions.

Walken, in particular, brings a tremendous amount of energy to the film - even though his screentime is extremely limited.

As the relentless champion - raiser who raised Jimmy from youth, William Fichtner continues to show a flair for playing loathsome characters, even with limited screentime.

Even actors granted limited screentime, like Wes Bentley, Donald Sutherland, and Lenny Kravitz, have enough presence to make an impact.

Figuring out who the rapist is among a host of wily suspects is hardly any more difficult than solving a Scooby Doo caper, but Verhoeven and screenwriter David Birke continually insist on dedicating a chunk of screentime to a silly campaign of misdirection where so much evidence is stacked so loftily against an employee in Michèle's video game company that anyone with even a cursory knowledge of mystery storytelling couldn't possibly fall for the trick.

His screentime this season was woefully small and even his submission is free of flair and great moments.

Fortunately, the ever - crass Stifler gets more screentime (it seems like Scott's played a weaker version of the Stifler character in many of the other flicks he's been in lately), and we even get a return of the Sherminator.

Claiming less screentime, Adolphe Menjou provides a shade of gray, but even his sociable General Staff official gets called out for his inaction with no uncertainty.

Donovan was a highlight for me, although the three underbosses in Burke, Vito and Cassandra are all interesting in their own right, even if they don't much screentime.