Sentences with phrase «viewers feel uncomfortable»

Sicario also boasts an incredible score that almost feels designed to make viewers feel uncomfortable, and disgustingly dirty in need of a shower after the credits roll.

Unlike infamous performance artists like Marina Abramovic and Chris Burden who make the viewer feel uncomfortable through their suffering and endurance, Kjartansson's performances are enjoyable to watch and do not alienate the viewer.

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The film is too standard for its own good, and there are viewers who will definitely feel uncomfortable with its depiction of gun violence given current events in the country.

British Oscar - winner Emma Thompson, also appearing as a guest on the programme, appeared to glare at Sandler, while some viewers said they «felt very uncomfortable» watching the footage.

This film takes the viewer out of their comfort zone and makes them feel like an uncomfortable bystander in this strange world.

With the specific expressiveness of his acrobatic brows, wide - eyes and rubbery cheeks, Krasinski was able to define the show's inclusive comedy through his reactions to uncomfortable moments, his ballooning face and weary glances instilling different themes into the comedic atmosphere: anxiety, discomfort, disbelief, whatever you as a viewer felt when he looks back at you.

The Center of the World moves slowly, never making the viewer feel as uncomfortable as he / she should with a movie like this.

As the culmination of twenty years of collecting on Blake's part, the line between artist and fan, observer and observed has become blurred, leaving the viewer with the uncomfortable feeling of looking into someone's dirty laundry.

Far from being depressing, these works feel especially touching and offer a way to explore tender and uncomfortable moments in the journey of being human while knowing we (the viewer) is safe on the other side.

For several weeks, Australian TV viewers might feel a bit uncomfortable when they see beyondblue's new TV ad in the middle of their favourite shows.

This may be different for each viewer, and may include uncomfortable or distressing feelings such as sadness, anger or guilt, as well as positive feelings such as confidence, pride, connection and hope.