Consistent in sentence

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The results are spontaneously romantic and surprisingly consistent.

What really surprised me about this film was the intelligence and subtle attention to detail in the plot and the effort made to be internally consistent.

And it's moments like this, that made me as a viewer, wish the film was more consistent, because, there's a lot of potential here.

I am beginning to see a very consistent pattern form in the identity of 2007's films.

The characters are well-written, credible and consistent.

Duchovney played his character very well, managing to remain consistent with something new, instead of playing the Agent Molder we are used to.

Kudos to the autobiographical screenplay from Jenny Wingfield; this is one of the very few films about young love that is honest and consistent in tone without being emotionally dishonest or sensationalist.

It's a sense consistent with another movie I've seen about Africa in a similar time period (Nirgendwo in Afrika (2001)), but I have no way of knowing how realistic or typical it is.

Of all the surfing films that I have seen (Endless Summer, Billabong Odyssey, and Step Into Liquid) this was the most consistent and relevant.

The use of sound keeps the tension consistent, and the dramatic shifts from silence to noise keeps the blood pumping, that's for sure.

There was (get this) character development (and Charlie is the epitome of the dynamic character), plot development, superb animation, emotional involvement, and a rational, relatable, and consistent theme.

The films is attractive and has a consistent style without being flashy.

Matthau, fortunately, was allowed to recreate his role as Oscar, a one-of-a-kind gem of comic performance that provides consistent laughs throughout.

The plot was clear, consistent and well thought.

This is the first time I've seen Emma Roberts in a movie and, frankly, I enjoy her work more than most of Julia and of Eric's; her character stays consistent throughout the film and reacts well with conflict.

Both stand out in my mind because unlike early STAR TREK series, there is a consistent evolution of plots and characters.

There's no real consistent plot to the story; just the account of the two families mixing.

The main storyline, though contrived at points, kept a consistent mix of cynical humor and sarcastic wit with downright impossibly ridiculous situations and an extremely unlikely cast of characters - including "Bitch," the main character's abusive ex-girlfriend - that had me laughing out loud more than a few times.

Here we have one of Hollywood's most consistent and greatest ensemble cast and it is wasted on the scale of "The Thin Red Line".

Since this is reality TV it is always different with no contiguous consistent plot or continuuity apart from reality itself, and so its enjoyability depens greatly on certain variables at the time.

Comeon, come up with a movie that is original....can Bollywood do that on a consistent basis..??

Only Gabe Kaplan, a bona fide professional gambler in real life, delivers consistent laughs mostly because his performance is rooted in reality.

I always think its the mark of a good actor to pull off the consistent lurching that is the hallmark of sentimental romcom.

I like the mix of drama and occasional dark comedy, and the cynical humor of the devil, which remains consistent whether he appears in the form of a skateboarding kid or a ventriloquist's dummy.

Sometimes one style was kept totally consistent, with all comedy in episode four or all tragedy in episode five, or the two styles went back and forth like in the first two.

"Futurama" generally has much superior story lines, the characters are far more quirky and enjoyable, the humour is way better, the animation is way better and the writing was most importantly much more consistent.

I know, the film is generally hailed by critics, and there's much to be said for its consistent down-and-dirty look at the plight of the southern share-cropper.

Hogan provides a consistent character throughout and writes an ending that should be quite satisfying for those who hate the vague, confusing ends so popular with script writers today.

Production design is consistent with sense of foreboding and danger that permeates the movie.

Director Irving Reis and writer Sidney Sheldon keep the film's pace and style very swift and consistent.

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