Sentences with phrase «wrong movie»

Love when people like a bad movie like Elysium that even the director himself said sucked and he did it wrong

Wrong movie brother.

The guy starts screaming that he wants his money back because he went into the wrong movie.

The cast and creative team for «La La Land» had already taken to the stage to begin delivering acceptance speeches when one of the producers interrupted the proceedings to say that the award had been given to the wrong movie, and that «Moonlight» was the real victor.

It's doubtful that someone will give the Best Picture award to the wrong movie again, but that doesn't mean this year's Academy Awards broadcast will be free of drama, shockers or #OscarUhOh moments.

BLAKELY: I literally had a moment Reid, where I pulled off the side of the road and was like I'm in the wrong movie.

But if you're looking for clarity or anything beyond robot fights or people yelling at each other about robot fights, then you bought a ticket to the wrong movie.

As for the acting, if you were expecting award worthy performances, then you're at the wrong movie.

If you walk into Lincoln thinking you'll see some Civil War action, you're seeing the wrong movie.

If you're there to see the assassination unfold, you're seeing the wrong movie.

If you walk into Lincoln thinking you'll see a traditional biopic of Lincoln, you know something about a tragic event happening in his childhood before fading from the child Lincoln's eyes to the adult's, well... you're seeing the wrong movie.

I remember it was pretty lame and I'm pretty sure this was in a school or something, and if not then I think I have the wrong movie.

Elsewhere in the supporting cast, Elias Koteas is great (but he's in the wrong movie) and Neil Patrick Harris is, unfortunately, showing his exhaustion.

If you're expecting a Ben Stiller comedy, you're watching the wrong movie.

Certainly, if you're looking for a good story, quality acting, or interesting direction, you've chosen the wrong movie to watch.

Guy Pearce seems like he is in the wrong movie.

What I thought was a fantastic film failed to resonate anywhere, with Leo Dicaprio missing out on a nod for (in my opinion) one of his best adult performances and Kate Winslet winning the Oscar for the wrong movie.

Summary Capsule: Felix the Cat shows up in the wrong movie, and decides he may as well stick around.

Emma Stone won the Oscar for the wrong movie, but that isn't the first or last time that will happen (i.e. Kidman, Moore, Streep).

Instead, expect to see nominations for one or more of the following: Sally Hawkins («The Shape of Water»); Jessica Chastain (for the wrong movie, «Molly's Game,» instead of «The Zookeeper's Wife»); Meryl Streep (for «The Post»); and Saoirse Ronan («Lady Bird»).

Was there a poll asking if Kate Winslet was nominated for the wrong movie?

I'm all for a twisty heist - gone - wrong movie that's based on a true story, especially when it sports a great cast.

10:48: (Chris): Do you get the sense Terrence Howard took his attention - grabbing dramatic pause right before the wrong movie, then realized it?

It definitely helped in that regard, because I was making the wrong movie.

Here's the plot, so just in case you wander into the wrong movie theater you can leave immediately.

But I would like to make the case that this, the third of Tarantino's consecutive adventures in American history, should not be the breaker of the camel's back; it's the wrong movie to use to walk away from him.

A person's name with the wrong movie underneath.

The wildest Oscars moment happened one year ago when Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway gave the Best Picture award to the wrong movie.

(Then - Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has since acknowledged the government did in fact mishandle this operation, but if you're expecting any kind of condemnation on that front you're in the wrong movie.)

Great guy, wrong movie.

Thirty minutes in, so many characters, code names, alliances, and conversations, I almost thought I was in the wrong movie.

Beside Bacon's Pope is an early David Hockney, Man in a Museum (Or You're in the Wrong Movie) from 1962, based on an Egyptian painting seen in the British Museum.

Don't get me wrong this movie is not a comedy it also has a lot of good information.

Anyways, here are some of my favourite Oscars Instagram moments (and can u believe that monumental stuff up with the wrong movie being read out for Best Picture?