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The one on screen
death
is actually quite cool, someone has slimy tentacles inserted under their skin, in their ear and up their nose in the films only decent horror sequence.
A horror film with only one on screen
death
and only three in total, what's the world coming too?
No gore, no blood, no gratifying
death
scenes...dumb dumb dumb dumb.
The John Bell
death
scene looks like they got out flour and tried to do something with it to make him look as a serious sick man.
Unhappily, Mr. Pinza is called away to his Kingly father's
death
bed, leaving Lana in the lurch.
I'd say inside the uncanny Virgin of Nuremberg torture device, because there's a good risk you'll get brutally spiked to
death.
No plot, no characters, no motivation; the second murder happens off screen, and that victim's severed head is actually used to quite efficiently bludgeon the third victim to
death!
The plot, such as it is, follows Dixie Boy from career heights to depression at the
death
of his wife in childbirth, his abandonment of the child to friends, and his return at his daughter's sixteenth birthday and stage debut for reconciliation.
Then who can choose
death.
While some may find the 'playfulness' of the script to be in line with the dictates of Euro post modernism, the whole project seems more like a post-mortem on the
death
of Euro-cinema's golden years and truly fabulous talents --- one is vaguely reminded here of Bunuel but without the charm or wit.
C. Thomas Howell affects the husky voice of the stereotypical loner; you know like Eastwood's been done to
death.
To celebrate the
death
of there loved ones, the island people have a smashing party where everyone is dancing, having fun, and forgetting about the horrible epidemic that just occurred.
He promised his father on his
death
bed that he would NEVER send their senile mother (Ruth Gordon) to a nursing home.
If we do we will be calling the
death
knell for British films and of course we will all be able to blame Britains number one Mockney Country gent wannabee gangster Guy Ritchie.
An idea that's been done to
death
(what would happen if...?) and the script is shoddy and unsuccessful, not to mention the obvious attempt at adding sex/nudity simply to gain an R rating and certain scenes that just weren't necessary but were there to push the boundaries (I really don't need to see a kid urinating or a struggle with a diaphragm.
Scenes dragged on far too long and points were ultimately beaten to
death.
Here we have a man who -- contrasted with the film's underlying message that "we're all a LITTLE racist" -- effectively rapes a woman in public, cruelly humiliating her husband and deliberately goading him to make a move that, as he well knows, will lead to his arrest or even
death.
However, I am not one of those who find beauty in
death
or perversion.
Her flashbacks of the
death
of her mother did nothing but muddle an already paper-thin story.
In fairness, when they could escape the preposterous plot and the consequent absurdities there are some genuinely powerful moments- the depiction of people slowly starving to
death
is convincingly done and moving, but these only show up the rest of it even more.
Boring is the long
death
of the mind, and this movie is, from that point of view, a public enemy.
It's a pathetic "horror" film about an ophanage run by Gloria Grahame (sad) and dealing with a young, talentless girl Elle who is sent there after her mother, the town tramp, was beaten to
death
with a hammer (graphically shown).
Spoiler with plot explanation: a poor family is being thrown in the middle of war between the evil guy (that pops out from nowhere, and no questions asked... ) that went wacko, and Casper the friendly ghost trying to avenge his
death.
if you are a broken lizard movie like myself you will disappointed and bored to your
death.
Leland goes to jail for stabbing a retarded kid to death, and the movie attempts to figure out why he did it.
Then they stand around counting the time before brain death, and then start CPR and heart-massage and bring each other back to life.
The plot of "Open Graves" is very simple:it's about a board game called Mamba,where the players die in real life the same way they die in the game.Laughable
death
scenes include killings via computer generated crabs and snakes.The characters are cardboard and deliberately annoying and there isn't even a tiny bit of suspense.I liked Eliza Dushku in "Wrong Turn",but she is completely wasted and unmemorable here.The climax with CGI-witch coming from the sea is utterly laughable and stupid.The only reason to see "Open Graves" are some interesting camera angles plus sexy Eliza Dushku.If such movies are the future of horror then I seriously give up.Give me any 70's or 80's low-budget horror flick over this modern piece of crap.A generous 3 out of 10.
I viewed the full length of it and was really relieved when the final character's
death
signalled the end of my suffering!
I watched the first 10 minutes and it bored me to
death.
And John Carradine, who looks days from
death
and Hollywood Squares funnyman (relative term) Bruce Vilanch.
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