Sentences with phrase «subplot revolves»

Under special features, find ten imminently disposable deleted scenes, including an alternate opening that introduces an elided subplot revolving around a group of art dealers who scope out David Wark on Madeleine's behalf.

The inclusion of a subplot revolving around a hillbilly family that lives next door is nothing short of absurd, and the movie also has the distinction of ending on as meaningless and random a note as one could possibly imagine.

There's also a subplot revolving around April's budding relationship with the father (Colin Firth's Frank) of one of her students, a union that's ultimately complicated by the revelation that she's pregnant with her ex's child.

But it's not long until the almost aggressively uninteresting storyline becomes impossible to overlook; the uniformly bland characters would be enough to sink the movie alone, yet it's the hopelessly silly subplot revolving around the two families» conflict that signals Survival of the Dead's death knell (ie it's just boring).

After the set - up, the road becomes bumpy, with the introduction of a needless character in Judd's nympho sister and an equally needless subplot revolving around her affair with the military attorney originally assigned to the case.

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Similarly, the late in the game subplot that revolves around Joe agreeing to escort the sergeant - turned criminal Charles Willis (Ben Foster) ultimately distracts from the story and character threads that were already established, more than it enhances them.

The film's padded - out vibe is compounded by an assortment of oddly incongruous subplots, with the best and most apt example of this everything revolving around Dylan's Alzheimer's - afflicted father (Richard Jenkins, in an admittedly stirring performance).

(In fact, a slightly comedic subplot — and an extension of the casino metaphor — revolves around Saul's fixation on Black Jack chewing gum, which he keeps running out of.)

The film revolves around three main subplots.

Rock and King manage to generate some charm together, but their romance is often lost amid easy fish - out - of - body jokes (there is not only one, but two, scenes of Lance bumping to rap music, forgetting he's in the form of a portly old white man) and boring subplots, in particular one revolving around Wellington's scheming wife (Jennifer Saunders) and her lover (Greg Germann), who also happens to be Wellington's right - hand man.