Sentences with phrase «sightseers as»

The streets of Isla are narrow and often crowded with mopeds, golf carts and taxis filled with happy sightseers as well as locals so be aware as you explore the town.

I really did not think I would take to Sightseers as much as I did, most of the film I was thinking — «what the hell is going on» — but the last few scenes had me in stitches.

Not exact matches

The new Brooklyn Tourism Visitor's Center will feature iPads where sightseers can browse through attractions and dining options in the borough's various neighborhoods, as well as a gift shop featuring locally made artisanal products.

But where Sightseers was merely incompetent, We're The Millers seems to take delight in human misery as an end or source of humour in itself; it doesn't use pain or suffering to deepen the characters, it simply offers it as a benchmark of modern comedy.

It suffers from the same basic problem as Sightseers, namely expecting us to like thoroughly unlikeable people without much by way of redemption or justification.

And as for Cannes, «Killing Them Softly,» «Amour,» «Room 237,» «Sightseers,» «No» and «Rust & Bone» were particular favorites of our team out on the Croisette.

2012's Sightseers is a vicious and bleak comedy that is as hilarious as it is gory.

The project first germinated around the time of Sightseers and earns its «long - awaited» tag courtesy of some fine looking promos and Wheatley's ever - growing reputation as a master filmmaker in the making.

As a paw is spit - roasted, the point is well made: faced with extreme material for his first adaptation, biggest budget and biggest cast (not his only hapless hound, mind — RIP, Sightseers» Poppy), Wheatley doesn't flinch.

The film is describes as a cops vs aliens action film, a major passion project for the Kill List and Sightseers filmmaker.

The strongest moments are when slapstick recalls the antics of Wallace & Gromit, but the script's packed with quips, ably delivered not just by the inspired parental pairing of Hugh Bonneville and Sally Hawkins (their kids are thinly written, as stroppy or awestruck; Julie Walters» housekeeper is part Mrs Doubtfire, part Mrs Overall) but also by a sterling supporting cast culled from Peep Show, Spy and Sightseers by ex-Mighty Boosh director Paul King.

Little else is known about «Sightseers,» and we'd just as soon keep it that way.

Ben Wheatley's Sightseers is gearing up for its release through IFC as the dark comedy will be hitting theaters and VOD next month.

Opening the night was the (perhaps misleadingly titled) Outstanding British Film category which eschewed recognition of daring and original films such as Berberian Sound Studio and Sightseers in favour of Anna Karenina and The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel, along with this year's winner - the 23rd entry in the Bond franchise - Skyfall.

Wheatley has said that he likes such spots, but any sense that Sightseers is a mere celebration of English heritage culture immediately evaporates when Chris runs over a litterbug at Crich, the first in the series of murders he and his fellow natural - born killer carry out as they travel the green and pleasant English badlands.

The movies are fantasies — Sightseers brighter, poppier, and less linear than the others — that sanction killing as social purge.

«Show me your world, Chris,» says an unworldly Englishwoman to her lover as they embark on a trailer tour of the scenic North at the deceptively jaunty start of Sightseers.

The back - to - back killings, as sad as they may seem, have translated into a spectacular show of nature for sightseers.