Drama in sentence

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Bottom line, not a very good drama.

In each town the riverboat stopped in, some little drama would take place, with crew members getting involved in the local intrigue.

I, personally, have researched as much as I possibly could on the case long before the movie came out...and the only thing that actually lived up to true drama of the real events was the crime scene.

John Garfield is a fighter taken over "Body and Soul" in this 1947 Faustian drama about a man who becomes too heady with success and too greedy, eventually signing on with a crooked fight promoter.

The character Kyle needs to be sympathetic, but has to deliver too many cheesy one liners and throw so many little drama fits that the plot hardly justifies.

An intense drama about good and bad.

It introduces Woody Allen as a complete neurotic who can't seem to look at the open doors all around him and prefers to consult an analyst -- be it an actual psychiatrist or us, the viewer -- and whine about his inability to relate to the little things in life without creating some turbulent drama complete with hoots and clicks.

Seems he returned to town to meet with the police psychiatrist who knows the "real" story behind his shell-shocked persona....Dial 1119 is an engaging (if never quite gripping) drama, part of MGM's low-budget, black-and-white early 1950s productions under Dore Schary

One could see that the writers have had a decent or in some cases, great idea, for compelling drama but blatant plot holes and inexplicable turns in character motivation makes the suspension of disbelief completely go away, resulting in zero dramatic effect and yelling at the writers.

Yelling at characters for making in character mistakes makes for great drama.

There will be more drama, excitement, satisfaction and better acting watching that child in the box than ever watching "Champion Killer."

Patrick Swayze stars in this action crime drama as a Chicago cop from the south avenging the death of his brother.

This movie easily could have devolved into some pseudo-Scorsese gang movie but instead chose to focus on family drama, which is portrayed rather compellingly.

He is very good in drama, in action, and also in comedy.

Despite the synopsis, unintentional laughs are in short supply, although a sequence where one of Curtis' elderly customers is possessed, floats down the hallway and throws herself down the stairs is a mini-masterclass in ineptitude as it fluctuates between failed attempts at humour and laughable attempts at drama.

Well , After i watch this movie i have many things to say about it , 1st of all the drama line is so flat , some of the characters if we remove it from the script they will not affect the drama like Ahmed Rateb , Tamer Abdul Moneam (son of Nour Al Sheriff ), and Yosra (her role is sooo boring), also the homosexuality takes too much from the duration of the film , it's not my business to see the gay sleeping on his face more than one time , they could make his role shorter , and also there's no connection or relations between the people who living in the building , they could even meet each other even one time to believe that they live at the same building , what will happen if Nour Al Sheriff Meet Adel Emam once ?

Considering this more of a drama than a horror movie it's quite a nice ending (or beginning) of this trilogy.

See it, even if you don't like drama and prefer horror!

He combines drama, comedy and even a little bit fiction (people jumping out of movie screens into the real world).

Hackneyed war drama about a hot shot naval pilot(Robert Taylor) being assigned to one of the Navy's most prestigious squadrons.

Michael Winterbottom is clearly a director who like several of his British contemporaries such as Mike Leigh and Shane Meadows, believes that the drama around us in everyday life is worthy of the big screen.

The performances are brave and heartfelt in all cases, and even though the drama takes place over one weekend, the characters really do evolve.

The film adapts the story into a dark, sexualized drama meant to attract the attention of today's oversexed audience, but the success of previous Austen adaptations should have been an indication that this is not necessary.

This is as much a romance as it is a comedy -- and a drama, for that matter.

Every smile delivered like an empty grin; every 'heartfelt' moment delivered like a it was read by a middle school drama class.

I guess it kind of described what high school drama is, in a way.

I'll stop there and just say what a compellingly atmospheric drama this was especially near the end.

As a piece of drama this offered absolutely nothing in terms of interest or entertainment.

From cheesy costumes to badly dubbed dialogue to acting even high school drama teachers would turn their noses up at, this movie is like a 1970's kung-fu flick minus the saving grace of people getting their butts kicked.

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