Sentences with phrase «see those in a movie unless»

How often do ever see those in a movie unless they are intentional?

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Or why you don't usually see gay characters in TV or movies unless their sexual orientation is part of the plot — as opposed to simply representing the statistically probably number of gay people in any group.

Though you've probably heard of autism, and you may have even seen a portrayal of autism in the movies or on TV, you probably don't have extensive knowledge about autism or Asperger Syndrome unless you have personal experience with the conditions.

If you're a filmmaker and you can't turn $ 20 million into $ 80 million domestic, you're just not going to get the opportunities of those who can... and a movie like this is not gonna get anywhere * close * to those numbers unless women go and see it in equal numbers to the men who go to see a «Neighbors»... or at least a «Sideways».

OK, obviously none of that happens, except for Wade blowing himself up — and if you've ever read a comic book in your life, or seen a movie, or drawn breath, you know that a superhero film doesn't start with the hero offing himself unless it plans to undo the damage as soon as possible.

Unless studios start shooting movies in 3 - D, I will only be seeing them in in 2 - D.

The acting was pretty dull, it just lacked humour which is it's main content avoid, don't waist your money unless you want to see Natalie Portman in a g - string:), the only noteworthy part of the movie...

Unless you just saw the movie in theaters and want to see it in a new way, this feels like a waste of time.

Unless you have fond memories of seeing Grand Theft Auto in its original release or enjoying other car action / comedies that populated drive - ins of the late -»70s, you'll probably agree that this is a very bad movie.

Yes, it's got every trick in the horror movie bag and, unless you're 15, you'll feel like you've seen (and heard) it all before.

After an underwhelming climax the movie takes an awful lot of time setting up a sequel, which I suppose is inevitable unless this thing really tanks — in which case we'll just wait a few years to see a new version starring another Academy Award winner.

Most know that the film, besides being traditionally dark and brimming with context you don't usually find in a superhero movie (unless it's named Condorman), sees Batman (Christian Bale, swearing he'll never wear the Cowl again after this installment) going head - to - head with leather - clad goggle - adorned feline, Selina Kyle / Catwoman (Anne Hathaway) and back - breaking human bulldozer Bane (Tom Hardy).

Unless you're a diehard McConaughey fan and want to see him give a good performance in a bad movie, my suggestion is to... not watch their story.

Naturally, this means you'll see small black bars in widescreen movies unless you crop into the image, but offers a more tablet - style feel.

- Listened to both the albums I bought this morning via Google Music, made notes for songs to delete from Google Music because I'm perilously close to the limit - Went to add something to my Netflix queue (I Saw The Devil) only to realize that it was already in my queue - Made plans with a friend to watch a foreign movie on Blu - ray - Watched a few trailers on Hulu (Get down with Madagascar or get laid down)- Tweeted - Watched music videos on Youtube (you could do this in the past, but only on TV and you couldn't pick what was what unless you had The Box)- Posted some stuff on Tumblr

I wanted to read the series before seeing the last movie, but since I'm temporarily overseas I can't buy the books unless they are in kindle format (I'd have to pay to ship any books back home or worse, throw them away).

You won't see any 3D features until the movie starts, unless your movie included 3D visuals in the menu system for the disc.