Sentences with phrase «so much hilarity»

As for Duchamp, who had aroused so much hilarity in the pages of American Art News, he, too, had a sense of humor.

The Writers» Guild Awards themselves will presented in London on Wednesday 13th November, and we'll be crossing our fingers to see Graham rewarded for bringing so much hilarity to the Wii U exclusive.

Not exact matches

It received so much positive attention that I went into it with expectations of certain hilarity.

And there was so much other hilarity to this film I really do have to go see it again I think.

As much as I appreciated the grim hilarity of this development, there's a shot of the crumbling, smoking edifice against the morning sky that, in its implicit reference to the original's Autumn 2001 release date and storied history with 9/11, suggests Stiller is trolling the late Roger Ebert, who famously called Zoolander «exhibit A» in why the terrorists hate us and blasted it for digitally erasing the Twin Towers «so that audiences would not be reminded of the tragedy, as if we have forgotten.»

The violence might be too strong for those shy of bloodshed, yet the stylistic way it's presented, especially in a church scene you won't soon forget, is so much in the way of comic book depiction that it's not the blood you remember but the hilarity of it.

Even creator Stan Lee makes his patented hilarious cameo we've come to expect in Avengers: Age Of Ultron, but overall, the blended elements of hilarity and possible ultimate destruction is lost in a blur of exhilarating, yet sometimes confusing action which focuses not so much on destroying the bad guys, but evacuating a group of civilian bystanders from an Eastern European metropolis.

[Editor's Note: at the point of the conversation, there was a lot of hilarity in the way Tabata - san described the scene and a lot of laughing, so it's difficult to gauge how much of this was a joke, and whether there was any seriousness in the discussion.]

But then there would have been ever so much less hilarity over to Anthony's place, back in the «what's an anomaly?»