Sentences with phrase «to watch the film»

Both films give you the option of watching the film in either its original aspect ratio or full screen.

She said that two nights ago after watching the film in its completed form for the first time she did not sleep all night.

If you walk away after watching the film with even the slightest appreciation for games and what they offer as a creative medium, then we have done our job.

There were times when watching the film where I completely forgot why characters were in certain places and situations and not in a good way.

The screen is bright and sharp, and is an excellent aspect ratio for watching films on.

She's not put off by gore / violence, but she typically doesn't watch films with said subject matter.

The trailer captures the same feeling that one might have while watching a film of the original trilogy.

My classification of this film will make about as much sense to the reader as watching this film will to the viewer.

You don't watch all films for the same reason... you don't listen to music for the same reasons, you clearly won't play games for the same reason.

Speaking of which: don't watch this film on an empty stomach.

Unfortunately there are more problems than solutions, but I feel that this is a movie that a lot of folks who have no interest in watching films like this should see.

Out of context, the grand scale can seem absurd, but the scale reveals itself as a virtue when one watches the film from start to finish.

But Butter is surprisingly appealing, if you can get over the fact you're watching a film about butter.

Basically I wouldn't watch this film at the cinema.

The descriptions given by the coordinators and designers do a really great job of explaining some of the things that might not have made sense during the first time watching the film.

So, if you can, you will want to avoid looking at it before watching the film for the first time.

The curious thing about watching the film again after so long is how much it belongs to the women in its cast.

In other words, it's not easy to watch this film without wanting to hit the slopes yourself.

In studies, mothers who watched films of their infants (as opposed to watching unknown infants) experienced increased production of feel - good dopamine.

I was probably the only person watching the film who caught the name of the reporter at the end.

The sad part is watching this film made me think of how the media wants stories now and facts later.

It works to a degree, but if you've not actually watched the films then don't be surprised to only ever be vaguely aware of what's going on, or why.

Did you even watch the film in its entirety?

Watching the film feels like being on unstable ground, but that feeling of uncertainty makes for a thrilling experience.

I had started watching the film years ago, got 10 minutes in, tuned out and promised I'd get back to it one day — and thank goodness I did.

I truly enjoyed watching this film when I saw it.

I've watched this film more times than I care to admit and not once does the pair become bland.

Try setting aside some time to concurrently watch a film together.

And with this point in mind I used to absolutely love watching this film with G.

You can't recreate this for sequels because the audience isn't going to want to watch a film through a cluttered laptop screen again.

«If we lost, I'd be up all night watching film,» she says.

I actually watched the film twice to see what I could be missing since the buzz was so hot.

She almost best represents the audience watching the film, scratching her head at just about every corner.

I remember watching this film when I was younger, and not liking it at all.

I highly recommend watching this film but be sure to bring the tissues as you will need them.

It has a magic all its own to watch this film unfold through this family.

Ever watched a film only to double take when the director's name appears in the credits?

Watch the film below to understand how he has become one of the most influential modern thinkers in the realm of colour.

I expected us to spend an hour watching the film, discussing it as it went along, and then I would get their feedback after the film was finished.

You could watch both films back to back and enjoy them as one extra long film rather than two individual and independent stories.

Watching the film today though, it seems at least somewhat less unconventional than it did in the years immediately following its release.

If you're watching this film late at night, make sure to have the remote in hand.

It has become a horribly familiar feeling: watching a film starring an actor who died during production, and waiting for the moment when their absence is felt.

At times it's as if we're watching a filmed play — especially when things take a dark turn in the final act, and one character reveals some shocking truths.

It's one of those cases again where it's probably best not to go watch the film if you have read the book or vice versa.

We should even take a moment to discuss what it's like to watch a film shot entirely in extreme close - up with wide - angle lenses.