Sentences with phrase «too much humor»

Maybe it's the fact that «Airport 1975» tried to incorporate too much humor by including a trio of passengers played by Conrad Janis, Jerry Stiller, and Norman Fell.

There's a little too much humor interspersed between heavy action and effective drama, but because of the reliable cast, «Infinity War» is, without question, one of the most engaging MCU installments.

Almost everyone loves a good laugh, but too much humor can seem suspicious.

Not exact matches

If you've got a sense of humor, this book will definitely make you laugh, but it will probably be the uncomfortable laugh resulting from seeing a bit too much of your own inner weasel.

And while many of the episodes slipped into the worst of Christian entertainment's tendencies (one infamous episode ended up with a character getting attacked by a forest demon after playing too much Dungeons & Dragons) the writing staff had a knack for humor and characterization, and the voice actors were top - notch.

I never liked Wolinski much, whose humor relied too much on bathroom jokes.

The humor tends to be pretty genial, with far too much reliance on bad puns, but sarcasm and even plain bitterness make their appearances.

It is to break through the thin membrane of sourness and sullenness — though we should be thankful for that too, it being the source of so much wit and humor — and to come into the light and enjoy our essential robustness and good health.

I enjoy the irreverent humor (though not the music) of Christian goth band Dead Artist Syndrome: «Jesus I love you, but I don't understand your wife / She wears too much make - up and she always wants to fight / In my world of black and gray, she argues shades of white.»

I've tried to tone it down (and been mildly successful), but as long as it's in good humor I don't worry about it too much.

I am honest, nice, gentle, kind, smart, sociable, friendly, too intelligent and trustworthy, passion, great lady, very open - minded, well - educated with a good sense of humor I'm much better in a one - to - one conversation.

Is there too much or too little humor in your personal statement?

You craft the most beautiful message... Not too short, but not too long... Just enough humor to be funny, but not too much to seem like you aren't taking this...

Well I don't like talk too much about me What I can say I'm single no kids good sense of humor easy going person

There is too much covered in the book the list is all but there is a ton of great advice on humor, posture, fashion, tonality, and a great reading list for further study.

Very unique, read too much, wise kind of smart, mean humor.

Nothing is sexier than brains and a sense of humor... But its much better when you're pretty too lol

Hi im new to this thing so i would descibe my hobbies as, gaming, im a big nerd when it comes to that stuff, my goal is to be able to cash in a million dollar check some day and have a family, what makes me unique is my sense of humor, and I wouldn't say too much of the life of the party but...

Must be humor and clever but not talking too much, i like silence at home.

sometimes i work too much, but i'm looking forward to a few months off this summer... i'm looking for someone quirky and different, that can handle my sarcastic and sometimes shocking humor... and...

But even though I found the last half of the film a bit draggy - too much plot getting in the way of the fun - there were enough funny bits of dialog coming out of Brand's mouth and enough of Helen Mirren being... Helen Mirren, to give this a marginal passing grade - you could do far worse if you're looking for a bit of light humor.

Too much of the breezy humor that made the book a delight is stripped away, replaced with predictable jokes and broad slapstick, sitcom - quality encounters with women and bears and a pushy, grating sentimentality.

And even then, it's not that we're intended to laugh so much as we're meant to see the deployment of bleak humor by the narrators of their own stories as a way to distance oneself from things too terrible to consider full on.

Don't worry about its underlying themes too much because three seasons in, the humor in Kimmy Schmidt is still among the sharpest and brainiest on television.

Never too much for this versatile actor with his seemingly effortless performance toolbox that's universal enough to break some barriers to British alien customs and tastes in humor — a virtuoso in the making.

Good story well told with good performances, a message, humor, and perhaps in Tarantino style more than a bit too much blood.

That sense of humor comes through most importantly during the action, like when Rhodes dons his own super armor to forcibly calm down Stark after the tycoon has had too much to drink at a birthday party.

Too much of the kids arguing, too much jokes that didn't land, and let's face it, if you're not married / have kids / and or 40, alot of what might be subtle humor just will fly over your head, but at the fault of not directing the humor in a way that us minority might understand Too much of the kids arguing, too much jokes that didn't land, and let's face it, if you're not married / have kids / and or 40, alot of what might be subtle humor just will fly over your head, but at the fault of not directing the humor in a way that us minority might understand too much jokes that didn't land, and let's face it, if you're not married / have kids / and or 40, alot of what might be subtle humor just will fly over your head, but at the fault of not directing the humor in a way that us minority might understand it.

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Dogged by clunky humor and too much travelogue in the early running, helmer Zoya Akhtar's sophomore feature improves markedly halfway through by toning down the tomfoolery and getting to grips with the trio's emotional frailties.

As in «The Devil Wears Prada,» she frequently relies on her a kind of put - upon hauteur to extract humor from unprepossessing material, though there is perhaps too much of that playfulness at the expense of the precocious sensuality she displayed so brilliantly in «My Summer of Love»; this Young Victoria remains a notably sexless figure.

Instead the movie tends to rely way too much on crude sexual humor for most of it's laughs.

The humor is predicated on overwhelming the audience with too much laughter, keeping us in fits of giggles without a chance to regain composure.

It has a little too much crude humor but at only 85 minutes enough of the humor works than doesn't.

Bava's tongue - in - cheek humor is also evident throughout «The Girl Who Knew Too Much,» a film whose title suggests a spoof of Alfred Hitchcock's «The Man Who Knew Too Much.»

Viewed with a critical eye, perhaps the aforementioned liabilities will amount to too much for some viewers to really buy into, but from my perspective, the mix of kung fu, mysticism, philosophy, and humor makes this a unique and refreshing journey worth taking for those predisposed to action films that tread off the beaten path.

There was a little much toilet humor and vaudeville jokes were just too obscure for 2011.

The old TV series, with Robert Culp and Bill Cosby, had a nonchalant humor and won points by not making too much of its then - audacious interracial partnership.

To Catch a Thief is Alfred Hitchcock's second of four collaborations with screenwriter John Michael Hayes (Rear Window, The Trouble with Harry, The Man Who Knew Too Much were the others), bringing light mystery elements and a good dose of humor, wrapping them up in a crowd - pleasing package.

Though deeply personal and heartfelt, the overwrought film falls prey to too much melodrama and not enough realism or humor.

It would be okay if The Man Who Invented Christmas was completely in on the joke, but there's a bit too much pathos in the script to allow it to play fast and loose with the potential humor of it all.

Critics took director Tobe Hooper to task for infusing too much black humor into the cannibal saga «The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2,» which came a decade after the original 1974 slasher film.

And looks like it's relying too much on curse words for humor.

To call this treatment an improvement on its source material would take too much credit away from Colm Tóibín's fabulous novel, but Nick Hornby's script gracefully captures all of both the humor and anguish of its inspiration.

And finally, Collider's Alison Keene wrote, «His Last Vow combined the action and humor elements of the show's earlier episodes, without tilting one way or the other too much (like some might say the first two of this season did).

Many modern comedies focus too much on gross - out sexual humor.

Director Jordan Vogt - Roberts serves up the big ape early and often, while smart and talented writers effectively blend homage, humor, metaphor and bombast without ever committing the film too much in one direction.

TORONTO — Reeling after a week of too many films built on too much mindless brutality, I found «Little Voice» and «Mixing Nia» to be soothing reassurances that there were still filmmakers with heart and humor.

Given the great comedic chemistry percolating between the members of this cast, it is too bad the filmmakers invited so much unnecessary sexual humor to this engagement party.

Sometimes, however, his proclivities come at the film's expense, such as his penchant for inserting quippy humor, sarcasm, and sight gags at odd times, which often undercuts the drama or simply smacks of too much effort.