Sentences with phrase «than a trailer does»

a clip gives a better look at a movie than a trailer does.

Not exact matches

While the trailer for «The Revenant» doesn't say a lot about the plot, it gives more than enough reason to see it.

BARTONSVILLE, MONROE COUNTY (WBRE / WYOU)-- We've all shared the road with tractor trailers, but truck drivers have a very different view from behind the wheel than we do.

And no sooner have I done so than the doxology, which is sometimes included in the prayer and sometimes serves as its liturgical trailer, reminds me of what I can so quickly forget: «for the kingdom, the power, and the glory are yours, now and forever.»

But then, the next day rolls around and the kids are more than happy to ride into the woods on the trailer of the tractor while we haul more firewood up to be cut and stacked, and before we know it, a whole morning has gone by and so much has been done.

Mr. Schneiderman said he voted in favor of the voucher program, which involves providing homeless sex offenders $ 90 a night to stay in a motel, even though he didn't like it because he believed it was a better plan than the current trailer policy.

If I can do 15 minutes in my trailer or before bed, that's so much better than nothing.

I've never been a fan, as a rule of horror movies, however, the trailer drew me to this one and i'm glad it did, the awful acting we usually get in horror movies wasn't there this time round, in fact, the whole cast were excellent, the special effects were really very good and the humorous, intelligent dialogue (another thing you don't usually get in horrors) was brilliant, loved the film, Chris Hemsworth, although with less to do in this than he does in Thor, was great in it too.

Invoking the visuals of «The Right Stuff» (and the «Hidden Figures» trailer does) is also a smart move to draw in men... again, that movie scored higher with men than women.

It's noteworthy that about 33 % of the material to be found in the Bridesmaids trailer didn't make it into the final cut, which means the original vision of the production must have been a lot longer than 124 minutes.

Somehow, even the jokes that worked in the trailer don't work anymore; it's as if the guy who cut the trailer had more of a knack for timing than the filmmakers behind this sloppy mess.

This trailer relies far less upon the monologue from Niels Arestrup than did the first trailer, and it rings with a simple cry: «be brave!»

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The new trailer today certainly paints a different picture than the first teaser did a few months ago...

Marvel did the same thing with Spider - Man in the second Civil War trailer, but they had to begin winning people over to the third iteration of the character in less than ten years.

To its credit, Warner Brothers knew it was a stinker and invested little in the promotional efforts.The trailers didn't exactly say «go see this movie,» but screamed «run in the other direction» and in this case, the trailers provided more than adequate warning.

The first trailer for Dark Places, an adaptation for Gillian Flynn's second novel — she didn't write the screenplay for this one, though — was released yesterday and it looks much darker and more true crime - y than Gone Girl.

While it is obviously a good idea to not reveal too much with the first trailer, it does seem clear that Nocturnal Animals is heading down a far more sinister path than its source material; the 1993 novel Tony and Susan.

But I will see it because the Coens have really only made one film I didn't like (BAR — Which had a trailer which was MUCH better than the film itself).

The beast looked better on screen than he did in the trailers for sure.

As demons lay waste to the outside world with fire and brimstone, what else is a group of actors trapped in a house going to do other than make a homemade trailer for a proposed sequel to a movie that the majority of them were in?

This doesn't look any better than the latest trailer for Need for Speed, but it still has a slick feel to it that's hard to resist.

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The report doesn't mention it, but we found this trailer online for Alexander's proposed Creed movie that was uploaded in April 2012, more than a year before MGM announced that Coogler would direct the spin - off film, the costs of which Alexander might tally in his suit seeking «compensatory damages, punitive damages, pre-judgment interest, attorneys» fees and costs.»

Other faux trailers included «Don't,» «Thanksgiving» and «Werewolf Women of the S.S.,» and while they were all certainly better than the two main films («Planet of Terror» and «Death Proof «-RRB-, they were never meant to be actual full - length motion pictures (director Robert Rodriguez had different idea with this one, obviously).

They've released a short trailer online for the film, and while I don't expect it to be much more than an vanity project for Shatner, I'm still curious.

Judging by its trailer, the upcoming Battleship has a flimsier claim to the title of that Milton Bradley board game than Real Steel does to Rock»Em Sock»Em Robots.

One of the more interesting trends amongst film trailers in the last few years, however, is that of the collage method, which aims to do little more than show audiences a slideshow of images.

All you really need to do is skim below and watch the new trailer for «Catching Fire» and if you're a fan, wondering just how much more awesome than the first movie it's going to be.

And while the casting debate is a non-starter (not only is Jordan an excellent actor, but he's a great choice for the role), the latest trailer doesn't exactly fill me with confidence that «Fantastic Four» is going to be any better than its predecessors.

I don't think it's a particularly good trailer, painting the movie as much cornier than it actually is.

I do like the cast, and for the sake of everyone involved, I hope the actual film proves to be much better than this trailer looks.

But while the main premise of «The Intern» doesn't sound very promising, the trailers for the movie reveal a softer, more emotional side that suggests there may be more to it than a silly comedy about an old guy working for someone half his age.

A photo gallery, cast & crew biographies, and a trailer that does more to explain the film's plot (and with more gore) than the movie itself does round out the disc.

Don't get me wrong: the idea of someone performing copycat murders based on an author's work of fiction has potential (even if it's been done before, most recently in the pilot for the TV drama «Castle»), but there's nothing in the trailer that suggests the film will be anything other than a generic whodunit.

For example, the abduction scene runs only slightly longer in the film than it did in trailers.

I didn't think much of it when I read about it, but the trailer looks a lot better than I thought it would be.

(Maybe it's the angle, but the Beast appears more... bestial than he did in the trailer.)

Yay for insulting people for no other reason than you don't like a trailer!

Rage 2 looks to still be set in the same wild post apocalyptic universe as its predecessor but other than that the bizarre teaser trailer that we have for you below doesn't say anything about what to expect.

First off, I think that the cast needs to be congratulated: there were really some touching moments, and I was a lot happier with Ford in the movie than in the trailers — I don't mean to sound condescending at all, but the trailers cut so many things and put them together that I thought the emotion didn't come through very effectively.

Scorsese has always been great with cinema history, but I hope it plays a bigger role in the actual film than it does in this trailer.

The thing that interests me about Hugo (other than mild curiosity to see if Scorsese does anything interesting with 3D) isn't even mentioned in the trailer.

Though the latest trailer seems to give away an awful lot (seriously, don't watch it), there's clearly much more to the story than the studio is letting on, and that has me both intrigued and a little worried.

People usually bemoan the lack of a strong human element in big blockbusters like this, but while «Godzilla» aims to remedy that by placing the focus more on them than the giant monsters doing battle, the characters are so bland and thinly written (with the exception of Bryan Cranston's scientist, who has a smaller role than is hinted at in the trailers) that it only makes things worse.

He uses the camera a lot more than he did in previous movies though, especially in the «abandon ship» sequence [which is in the trailer].

And while the film doesn't arrive for more than half a year, this first trailer looks gorgeous — thanks mostly to the fine work of Roger Deakins» replacement, Hoyte van Hoytema (Interstellar, Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy).

by Glenn Dunks «One of the more interesting trends amongst film trailers in the last few years is that of the collage method, which aims to do little more than show audiences a slideshow of images.»

Don't get me wrong — as trailers indicate, pooch lovers will find an animated nirvana that proves once and for all that man's best friend is far better than man himself.

Mendes brings a certain level of prestige to the proceedings that the series hasn't had before, and while some were worried about his lack of experience shooting action, the trailers suggest that he's done a more than capable job in that department.