Sentences with phrase «seriously after the film»

Can that really be taken seriously after the film has turned its viewers into animals?

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Seriously, after watching this film didn't want me to eat humus for over a week.

Low low budget exploitation thriller which was Carpenters first proper film after the seriously low budget sci - fi «Dark Star».

I think it was also helpful to have this movie come out so soon after The Conjuring, which had taken itself so seriously, that this film felt all the more fun.

All four of the films I've seen (I have not seen «After the Wedding» from Denmark) are serious, focused, take their mission seriously.

Another dark, gloomy drama about home life during wartime, this film features some seriously great performances and a theme that will resonate powerfully with thoughtful audiences.Will (Foster) is just out of military hospital after being...

The film picks up at Tony's (Emmanuelle Bercot — who directed this year's opening film Standing Tall) emotional low point after a skiing accident that left her with a seriously injured leg.

Frantic horse - trading in recent years has seen scuffles over one title after another, with films often premiering within 24 hours of each other in different events and — most seriously of all — both festivals being scooped by the boutique Telluride event that screened films that had been booked as world premieres.

You'll recall the film ultimately spews up an «After Hours» soup, as Shue and her charges head into the city and spend the night there embroiled in a seriously dangerous but delightfully audience friendly time.

The story of Riggan Thomson's (Michael Keaton) effort to be taken seriously as an actor / director / playwright after having starred in three superhero movies twenty years ago — Birdman is directed as a continuous shot (which is difficult because the film takes place over a considerably longer period that its two - hour running time).

Rogen and Franco's chemistry keeps the film watchable when nothing seems to be happening — genuine love and affection play a big part — but watching nothing happen grates after a while, and detracts from some seriously entertaining stuff.

It was while working on The Soft Skin that Truffaut really began to obsess over Hitchcock's films, and, as Jones explains, the French filmmaker would soon after be instrumental in Hitchcock's starting to be taken seriously as an artist in America.

The film's off - and - on social advocacy becomes abruptly dominant in the final act, as Taylor offers scene after scene depicting the terror of human trafficking, and a film that had previously been impossible to take seriously suddenly starts taking itself very seriously indeed.

After a hilarious sequence showing renowned dodgeball champion Patches O'Houlihan (Rip Torn) whipping the Average Joe's crew into shape (with the help of wrenches and traffic), we're subjected to the most perverse masturbation scene in the history of film, a bit that's not just unfunny but seriously disturbing.